Retention of single storey rear extension as built and proposed rear patio, changes to rear garden levels, new boundary fence with 15 Oakleigh Park South and installation of PV solar panels to the top of the crown roof facing Oakleigh Park South. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

1 x Dead Hawthorn (applicants ref. T1) - Cut to fence line. Exempt 1 x Acer (applicants ref. T2) - Reduce lateral growth by 2 M to clear. 1 x Beech (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce lateral growth by 2 M to clear. 1 x Field Maple (applicants ref. T4) - Reduce lateral growth by 2 M to clear. 1 x Cherry (applicants ref. T5) -Pollard into main crown. 1 x Goat Willow (applicants ref. T6) - Cut lateral overhang by 3 M. Rhododendron and Prunus (applicants ref. G8) - Reduce lateral growth by 2 M to clear.

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 1441/2012, AREA 2 T15, Ash � Fell. T20, Ash x 2 � Fell. T22, Ash � Fell 2 no. stems by fence; cut back branches overhanging garden by up to 3m.

T1 Silver maple - To crown reduce Silver maple in rear garden by up to 3m to form a more compact crown with no overhang to the neighbouring boundaries. G1 Camellia, Conifer & Euonymus. Camellia - To fell to ground level. Conifer - To fell to ground level. Euonymus - To cut back Euonymus to fence line and trim adjacent ivy as hard to the fence as possible.

Refurbishment of Magnolia House, Building 7 - To include new tarmac footpath, new entrance doors, The erection of 5.2m Britplas fencing tosecure courtyard 1 and 2, Creation of wider access to new hard standing for emergency vehicle parking and turning. Removal of one tree (TPO � G13) to create access.

Neither myself nor our neighbour can identify the species of tree as it is pretty much dead. We are both in agreement that the tree can be removed subject to the councils approval as it is damaging the fence and parts of the tree appear dead. They also have a lovely Laurel which we think will thrive once the tree is removed. There is only one tree to come down. I have spoken with Tom Hunnings from Penn Tree services and he advised that the best course of action would be to remove the branches and because of the health of the tree the whole tree to come down - it is pretty much on the border of the properties.

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 1605/2017, T2 and G1 T1, Oak (T2 on TPO) � Reduce to monolith (approx. height shown in submitted photo). T2, Oak (part of G1) � Prune back to boundary fence. T3, Oak (part of G1) � Prune back to boundary fence.

TPO 01 (1999) tree preservation order - one Birch (T1 on plan) crown lift to two metres above ground level and crown lift by up to 2.5 metres over neighbouring property to clear fence

T5 - Sycamore - remove epicormic growth up to 3M; T14 - Black Pine - Install root posts to protect root plate; T18 - Sycamore - Remove dead wood, 1/2M crown lift; T22 - Sycamore - Remove stump regrowth, reduce crown 2M along fence side; T26 - Sycamore - Crown lift by 4/5M - remove the elder along fence ; T36 - Oak - Clear growth around stem; T39 - Mixed Species - Clear 1/2M along boundary; T52 - Horse Chestnut - reduce crown by 4M on all sides and reduce heigh; T66 - Black Pine - Remove tops of three marked trees ; T66A - Black Pine - Pollard dead pine at 2/3M; T69 - Sycamore - Remove epicormic growth from stem and roots to 2/3M; T80 - Horse Chestnut - Crown Lift by 3/4M, remove epicormic growth by 3M; T81 - Turkey Oak - Reduce elder 3/2M; T92 - Beech - Remove deadwood over 5cm; T97 - Mixed Species - Reduce crown on building side by 1/2M

submission of details to comply with condition 3 and 4 (Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan) attached to planning permission 23/0633/FFU for Erection of fences, walls and gates and associated landscaping (part retrospective).