1. Lime (T1) - Trees are overhanging garden and dropping debris onto hot tub area, Prune back to boundary line using suitable growth points 2. Lime (T2) - Trees are overhanging garden and dropping debris onto hot tub area, Prune back to boundary line using suitable growth points

Yew (T1) - Prune back to boundary line, using good growth points to help maintain health of the tree.

1. T1 Beech- reduce over extended branches by 2 m , that are over-hanging rear boundary, to relieve stress on these limbs & allow more light to under-story plants

1. T1 Holly - Reduce height of Holly on right boundary under canopy of Beech tree by approximately 2 metres 2. T2 & T3 Holly and Suppressed Beech Reduce height Holly in bottom right corner by approximately 4 metres and reduce previously reduced Beech to the rear by a further 1.5 to 2 metres to suitable live secondary growth. 3. T4 Reduce height of suppressed Beech growing through canopy of mature Western Red Cedar to approximately 3 metres retaining the low growth as screening to help to re-create a hedge.

1. Ash tree (front left side boundary)- shape back and lift canopy to provide 2.5metres clearance from structure of adjacent building, to abate a nuisance.

1. 4 x Oak trees (T1, T2, T3, T4), (rear right western boundary) - Reduce height by reduction to suitable lateral growth points, by up to 6 metres to leave canopy height of 18 metres. To tier tree height away from property and blend with tree line to southern aspect and cove road boundary. 2. 2 x Oak trees (T5,T6) (rear south western boundary) - reduce north eastern aspect of canopies over garden buildings, to suitable lateral growth points, by up to 5 metres, to leave canopies of 10 metres radially. To reduce lateral extension over garden buildings.

1. Silver Birch (Betula pendula) - Reference number 11465. Identified as T1 on the hand-drawn sketch plan Proposed works 1. Reduce crown by 1 metre in all directions, to leave a final height of 6 metres and spread of 8 to 9 metres from the base of the tree. 2. Reduce the limb that has crossed the neighbours boundary in the Eastern direction by 1.5 metres to minimise chance of limb failure due to included bark unions found. Description: -Tree is approximately 7 metres tall with a spread of 10.5 to 11.5 metres from the base of the tree. Approximate measurements for the spread from the base of the tree are: -- 5.5 metres in Northern direction -- 5.7 metres in Eastern direction -- 6 metres in Southern direction -- 5 metres in Western direction - In Eastern direction, a limb of the crown is overhanging the stream and has crossed the boundary of a neighbours garden (Number 4, Shaldon Way). - There is Ivy completely covering the tree and is hiding physiological signs of damage and decay.

Amendment to positioning, boundary treatments/ landscaping and garden arrangements at plots 21-26 and 39-42 pursuant to 17/00264/REM Reserved matters application for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale pursuant to 14/00504/MAJOR: Outline planning application for up to 300 residential units, land for up to 1,050m2 D1 floorspace for a GP surgery including pharmacy and up to 370m2 A1 retail floorspace for a convenience foodstore and associated access, open space, playing pitches including a sports pavilion, MUGA and car park, landscaping, Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) including car park and improvements to the A287/Redlands Lane junction. Approval of details submitted in connection with the following conditions: 8 - Levels, 9 - Road construction details, 10 - Access and parking details, 16 - Badger surveys, 17 - Flood lighting, 18 - Ecological Management Plan, 19 - Surface Water Management Plan, 20 - Protection for Basingstoke Canal SSSI, 21 - Buffer zone for River Hart, 24 - Tree protection, 25 - Hard and soft landscaping, 26 - Landscape Management Plan, 30 - Drainage Strategy, 34 - Surface Water Drainage Scheme, 36 - Sport pitch parking demand assessment

1. G937-11412 is declared as a cypress on TPO. It is a Lawsons Pine - Fell the same as the other one in my front garden. It has grown considerably and is affecting the indigenous Silver Birch (G937-11411) . Works - REMOVE COMPLETELY. allowing the Silver Birch to thrive and also removing the second Lawsons pine ( this does not have a TPO and is not part of the application). It is my intention to replant boundary with Robina from my existing Laurel Hedge.

1. Conifer - Fell to ground level The reason for the tree to be felled is that it is growing close to a boundary wall over neighbours garage and is too big for its location.