Semi-mature Beech (T1) - rear garden of 10 Whitebeam Close excavated during development, removing a significant portion of the rooting area. Crown reduce by 2 - 2.5m to maintain at its current size. Semi-mature Norway Maple (T2) - etiolated growth in upper crown due to proximity of larger Beech trees. Reduce height by approximately 2 - 2.5m to reduce chances of stem failure.

2 x Horse Chestnuts Crown lift to 5m Crown clean to remove all ivy growth Reason: To improve site access for new development (APP/L3625/W/20/3250301 & APP/L3625/W/20/3258805) and to improve tree quality and natural light permeability

Centre of Rear Garden Acer Negungo Reduce length of all branches by 3 metres ensuring natural shape and balance typical of species is maintained where possible. Remove dead and diseased wood. Remove or cut back low branches to give a 2 metre clearance from ground level. This tree was planted post development. It is growing too large for its situation and need to be contained so it can be retained for the future

Submission of tree/hedge protection plans details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 18/00351/F. The development of a new single storey private house on an existing enclosed site adjacent to and part of the Gatwick White House Hotel at the rear of 50 Church Road, Horley following the demolition of an existing timber garage, large shed and the preparation of the site.

Submission of tree protection plan, AIA and AMS details pursuant to condition 16 of permission 04/02120/OUT in relation to the Neighbourhood Centre. Comprehensive mixed use development to comprise housing (approx 1510 dwellings), neighbourhood centre, primary school, recreation and open space uses, plus associated infrastructure and access roads linking the development to A23 and A217. As amended on 04/12/2019.

Sycamore, Hawthorn, Lime, Ash T27, T47, T48, T62, T69, T70 - Linear group of trees located on the boundary with plots 15-18 to south west of new residential development site - Cut back lateral branches by 3m to north, to 1m inside new fence line, to abate nuisance of overhanging branches towards new residential house gardens.

Group 1 x 7 Conifer trees and x1 Holly tree- Fell to ground level - Reason garden re-development

Submission of tree protection plan, AIA and AMS details pursuant to Condition 17 of 04/02120/OUT - Comprehensive mixed use development to comprise housing (approx 1510 dwellings), neighbourhood centre, primary school, recreation and open space uses, plus associated infrastructure and access roads linking the development to A23 and A217.

2 Lawson Cypress T1-T2 : Located at front of property. Crown lift over public footpath 2 meters. Crown lift over access drive way 2 meters. Remove new growth from top of both trees down to level of previous reduction. Reduce literal growth on both trees back to existing growing points to reshape. This proposed work is identical to the previous work undertaken in late 2016. This work will help to contain the overall size of the trees due to their location as their future development is restricted. It will also make the trees safer and enhance their appearance and amenity value.

Submission of tree protection plan, AIA and AMS details pursuant to condition 16 of permission 04/02120/OUT in relation to the Neighbourhood Centre. Comprehensive mixed use development to comprise housing (approx 1510 dwellings), neighbourhood centre, primary school, recreation and open space uses, plus associated infrastructure and access roads linking the development to A23 and A217. As amended on 01/10/2019 and on 28/02/2020.