Horse chestnut (T1) - Reduce large, over-extended bough to the south-west by 2-2.5 metres and reduce height and spread of the remaining crown by 1-1.5m, for a new crown spread of 4.5m (north), 5.5m (east), 6.5m (south) and 6m (west); lift crown to provide a 2m clearance from the house; and remove epicormic growth subject to Tree Preservation Order No.8 1991

T1 - semi mature horse chestnut in front of house. Reduce by 2-2.5m overall (estimated finished dimensions height-7m and spread of around 4/5m. No cuts will be larger than around 50-75mm), remove deadwood and crossing/damaged branches. Remove ivy from throughout crown; G2 - line of lime & sycamore overhanging boundary - reduce by 3-3.5m back to near boundary line whilst maintaining secondary growth points and form of trees subject to Tree Preservation Order No.1 1995

T1 mature Sycamore; Reduce back over hanging limbs to growth points (not to boundary), we will not 'pollard' or reduce back to boundary but to growth points, re-balance crown as growth is heavy on the side of School house, no thinning or height reduction. Average current length of limbs 6-7m reducing back by approximately 2-3m, crown lift to lower limbs on fence line x3 lifting from 2m currently to 3-4m subject to Tree Preservation Order No.2 2010

Application to give 2m clearance from house of 2 No. Sycamore trees subject to Tree Preservation Order no.11 1990

Application for Robinia: Remove significant dead wood at the top of the tree Sycamore (alongside 69 West Hill): Reduce back from the property to give approx 2.5m clearance to the house and reduce back lower crown to the vicinity of the boundary (i.e. reduce back by approx 2m). Horse Chestnut: Reduce the crown overhang by approx maximum of 3m Ailanthus: Remove significant dead wood all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.7 1976

Erection of second floor extension with dormer windows to southern, eastern and northern elevations to provide 13 additional bedrooms including provision of a 3 storey extension to north side of building to house a lift and staircase, erection of a 2 storey rear extension to house a fire escape, removal of a Copper Beach tree subject to a Tree Preservation Order and provision of a hardstanding within the front garden to provide 4 additional car parking spaces (Revised description)

Submission of details relating to tree protection measures pursuant to condition 5 of planning permission DA/17/02104/FUL for demolition of the existing house, sheds, gazebo and garage and erection of a detached 5 bedroom dwelling

Application for T4. young Oak tree (adj to and in front on holiday house) -Lightly prune back a number of minor limbs to leave a clearance from the roof of 2 metres; T5. Lawson Cypress (left hand flank of the holiday house overhanging covered area) - Prune back minor limbs to leave a clearance from the roof of 2 metres: T6 Mature Oak tree (adj to rear left corner of holiday house) - Prune back to leave a clearance of two metres from any part of the roof or walling; T7. group of Beech trees (rear of holiday cottage) - Prune back all limbs to leave a clearance from the roof line or any part of the wall, of 2 metres all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1978

Application for G1 group of 4 Lime trees (between car park spaces 63,65 and 68) reduce to create pollard knuckles for future pruning cycle to maintain size and shape on the closets tree to the house to suit location, reducing to a height of 6m with a lateral spread of 4m. The. The remaining three trees to crown raise to 3m clearing the parking bays. (currently they vary in height from 7m-12m with a crown spread of 3m-7m) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.4 1996.

Application for: No. 28: Tree 'A' in the hedgerow: Remove significant deadwood. Cotinus: Reduce back to approx boundary line to remove overhang to the seating area. Tree 'B' Scots Pine: Remove low branch x2 heading to park boundary. Remove small branch close to house roof / gutter. Remove significant dead wood. No. 29. Tree 'C' Scots Pine: Reduce lower branch by approx 1.5m to allow more light into property and garden. Remove small branches close to the house. Remove significant dead wood No. 30 Tree 'D' Scots Pine: Reduce low branch(es) by approx 1 to 1.5m. Remove significant deadwood. No. 32 Tree 'E' Scots Pine: Circled green on photo - Remove small branch towards the house (over the fig tree) Circled yellow - Remove small branch. Circled in red - to be left alone. all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.3 2012