T4 1. Prune back to suitable growth points, those low side-branches that have been roughly cut back over far edge of track. 2. Reduce crown height by 3m/4m , cutting back to healthy looking replacement growth. 3. Thin and lighten crown framework reaching over track and towards No 5 Little Halt by judicious removal of 2 no. 100mm/150mm diam branches, selected at well spaced intervals within crown 4. Reduce largest, furthestreaching side branch over No 5 Little Halt house. (This limb is est 200mm diam at point of attachment to main trunk at 12m ht ) prune back and lightly shape to subsidiary side branch ( est 75mm / 100mm diam) , approx. 1.5m out from the main trunk, where parent branch is est 150mm diam. 14 5. Reduce remaining crown profile over No 5 property by 3m/ 4m, cutting back to healthy looking replacement growth. 6. Lightly thin ( by 10 %) any congested areas of growth about crown 7. Reduce lowest long-reaching lower growth over parking area of Tregenna and garden of Sea Lanes by 2m, cutting back to healthy-looking replacement growth. 8. Remove any major dead wood and apparently weak live growth throughout crown 9. Assess crossing/rubbing branches throughout crown and remove or reduce as appropriate 10. Monitor tree condition

T1 - T4 ash - fell. T5 - Eucalyptus fell. T6 - Birch Fell. T7 Birch - Fell. T8 - Rhus - crown lift tyo 4m. T9 -Yew - Reduce back from house to clear 2m.

T1 Ash - in front garden of Taggart House - fell; T2 Weeping Willow - in back garden of property - re-pollard

Beech (T1) Clear crown to give 2mtrs clearance away from neighbours house. Robinia (T2) Clear crown to give 2mtrs clearance away from Garage.

Leyland Cypress - reduce to their previous trim; We will prune back the sides without spoiling them; Eucalypus at rear of property - Fell to patio level; Irish and Common Yew to the side of the property - trim back over the wall and remove dead branches in the common yew; Judas Tree - remove dead branches; Robinia - fell to approx 6 feet; Laurel - along the boundary of the property - prune back to lawn edge. - Leylandi - there are several tall trees at the front of the property which now overhang the pavement. These have been reduced in the past but have now bulked out again. The trees need to be reduced to their previous trim. We will prune back the sides without spoiling them. - Eucalypus Tree at rear of property. This large tree is now dangerously close to the house having grown tall and started to lean. Fell to patio level. - Irish and Common Yew - to the side of the property. Trim back over the wall and remove dead branches in the common yew. - Judas Tree - remove dead branches - Robinia Tree - Large compromised robinia is now hazardous to neighbouring property. Fell to approx 6 feet. - Laurel trees - along the boundary of the property. Prune back to lawn edge.

T1 Pittosporum - crown reduction by 1m. T2 - Yew - crown lift to 3m, removing sub laterals (dangley bits) once a year for five years and the low lateral which dog legs to the south over the veg plot and prune to achieve 1m clearance from house. T3 Cedar crown reduce by 2-3m. T4 Oak Crown lift by pruning secondary branches to allow 2m clearance over the barns. T5 Beech remove overhanging branches

T1 - Yew - Balanced crown reduction by approx 2.5m - due proximity to house. T2 - Yew - Balanced crown reduction by approx 1.5-2m - to allow light into house & garden

T1 - Villaresia Mucronata - Crown reduction by 3m due proximity to house. T2 - Robina - Crown reduction by 3m due proximity to house

T1 - Scots Pine - Fell (Dead & dangerous). T2 - Oak - Remove end weight bby up to 2m on upper crown overhanging garden (To reduce risk of limbs failing and causing damage). T3 - Ash - Clear crown away from house to give 2m clearance (To prevent risk of damage to building in high winds). G1 - Holm Oaks - Crown reduction up to 5m (To allow recently planted scots pines to grow)

Discharge of condition No. 9 soft landscape scheme , No. 12, a management plan setting out details of the future ownership and management of the path surface adjacent to the public right of way, ownership and management of the bat house and ownership and management of the hedgerows and trees, No. 14 energy required and No. 15 rail for cycle wheels for each dwelling, on application 20/P/2444/MMA