T1 - Oak - Reduce back the two overhanging branches by 1.5/2m. Remove deadwood over hanging roof. T2 - Oak - Reduce back and raise away from roof of house. Remove deadwood. Crown raise to 5 metres above ground level to clear top of static caravan.

Details of Condition 4. Tree protection as required by planning permission 22/AP/2987 dated 25/11/2022 for construction of a single storey rear extension with integrated canopy. Demolition of the existing shed and construction of a new shed building and bike store to the side. Facade alterations to replace the existing windows and cladding. Renovation of the existing porch/garage to include a new roof, cladding and glazing. Installation of two rooflights to the rear roof slope. Boundary alterations to continue the existing hit and miss brick wall. Excavation works to create a lower patio level linking the new shed building to the main house and minor landscaping works to reform the front and rear gardens.

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 1829/2021, AREA 1 T1, Sweet Chestnut � Cut back 5 no. branches overhanging driveway and garage of Gorse House back to the boundary of the driveway. G2, Sweet Chestnut - Cut back lower branches of saplings overhanging driveway of Gorse House by 1m and upper branches by 2m; cut back branches overhanging garage by 2.6m. T3, Oak � Remove 2 no. branches, one 4m from base of trunk overhanging the garage roof and one 2.5m from base of trunk overhanging the garage side door. T4, Hazel � Prune away from garage roof back to previous coppice points.

Non-material amendment to planning permission CA/18/00490/FUL for the proposed part two-storey and part three-storey 64 bed care home with accommodation in the roof together with associated landscaping, parking and access; to allow the replacement of the Plant Room windows to steel louvres for ventilation and relocation of the newly planted trees to the northern boundary on Cockering Road.

T.1 Silver Birch and T.2 - Holly in neighbouring garden along boundary - reduce overhanging branches back to boundary line to appropriate pruning points to reduce overhang on house roof.

Lime (rear garden RHS) - Re-Pollard back to previous pollard points, including the removal of all basal growth and epicormic growth on trunk. Remove any deadwood located on main 'tree framework' once re-pollarded. - Lime repollard is good arboricultural practice as regrowth is established and sizeable. 2. Eucalyptus (rear garden by patio area) - Remove major deadwood greater than 25mm diameter and reduce canopy closest to house by up to 2.5m to increase gap between tree canopy and property.- Eucalyptus. Deadwood removal and cut back to increase clearance from property roof. 3. Ash (rear garden LHS by veg patch) - Remove the lowest limb over neighbours garden, back to union with trunk.- Ash. Removal of low hanging branch over neighbours garden. Essentially a crown lift.

T1 - To pollard Lombardy Poplar tree to previous points in front garden. T3 - To prune Prunus tree by a maximum of 30 cms in height leaving a 3.5 metre tall tree on front side boundary. G1 - To cut back neighbours overhanging branches from hedge to boundary by a maximum of 15 cms along rear fence line G2 - To trim back neighbours overhanging trees by a maximum of 15 cms to boundary along side fence line to house T4 - To crown lift Apple tree where branches are growing on and over roof of tiled outbuilding in rear garden leaving a 0.5 metre gap between tree and outbuilding and the crown will remain the same size.

TPO 248 (1997) tree preservation order - one Field Maple (T1 on plan adjacent to 19 Drovers Rise, Group A1 on Order) crown lift to three and a half metres from ground level, additionally crown lift to one and a half metres above aerial on home (east) side; one Field Maple (T2 on plan adjacent to 18 Shepherds Grove, Group A1 on Order) crown lift to three and a half metres from ground level, additionally crown lift to clear roof by up to one and a half metres; one Field maple (T3 on plan adjacent to 19 Shepherds Grove, Group A1 on Order) crown lift to give a one and a half metre clearance above roof; one Oak (T4 on plan adjacent to 19 Shepherds Grove, Group A1 on Order) remove epicormic growth up to first lateral branch; one Field Maple (T5 on plan adjacent to 31a Shepherds Grove, Group A1 on Order) crown lift to four metres from ground level on south side over garden

Sycamore - reduce canopy by approx 2m all over and crown lift to roof line of No. 105; Yew - prune to give 2m clearance from house

Judas Tree - P1070207 - situated in the front garden in front of the bay window Rowan Tree - P1070208, P1070209, P1070210, P1070211 - situated at the north side of the house, close to the roof line Maple Tree - P1070213 - situated at the rear north side of the back garden, close to the rear wall Judas - reduce the crown by 30% due to previous branch loss Rowan - Significant reduction of two limbs overhanging the house Maple - Reduce two branches overhanging the path and close to the properties boundary wall Work to be carried out by Andrew Slade