T3 Lime Tilia x europaea. T4 Lime Tilia x europaea. T5 London plane Platinus x hispanica. T6 London plane Platinus x hispanica. T7 Copper beech Fagus sylvatica 'purpurea' Works: Reduce the crowns of T3-T7 back to previous growth points. Reason for the work: to continue with the ongoing management strategy for these trees. To reduce the safety risk to the domestic properties, and their occupiers, located in Littlecote Close and adjacent to the northern boundary of the Grange. Trees T3-T7 are all located on the northern boundary.

Alterations to the site and the waste water processing plant, including new control kiosk and associated equipment, boundary treatments, access track and entrance gates, new pedestrian walkways, and removal of overgrown trees.

A cherry tree located on the boundary of the cemetery needs to be felled and removed as it has outgrown its location with a potential for future damage. A further dead tree also needs to be removed

T1 - Large horse chestnut - fell due to base rot at chest height and ground level & early signs of puss bleeding canken or a form of phytophthora (see photos). Die back in crown over boundary wall. Re plant with either acer rubrum or betula spp. T2 - Row of lime trees - to repollard some unions with decay, heavy shading over neighbours garden and out buildings.

Various Conifers (G1 )- Crown reduce the mixed group of conifers along the west side of the drive by up to 3 meters each, also removing the dead tree. False acacia (T2) - Removal of the false acacia along the east boundary to ground level. Portuguese laurel (T3) - Reduction of the Portuguese laurel along the west boundary to that of the yews (approximately 2.5 metres in height to there after to be maintained as a hedge). Portuguese laurel (T4) - Removal of the Portuguese laurel in the south corner fo the garden.

Carry out remedial surgery to remove two lower limbs and reduction to previous pruning points. Given the tree's size and it's proximity to the house, the neighbouring property and a boundary wall works required to the Blue Atlas Cedar as a way of maintaining the health and safety of the tree and to allay the concerns of neighbours.

Leylandii (T1) - fell because unsightly, overgrown, of low amenity value and causes excessive shading of neighbour's property. Replant with mix of shrubs and small/fastigate trees (species and positions to be confirmed). Robinia (T2) - fell because on boundary where neighbour wishes to continue stone garden wall, and to allow space for an existing Holm Oak to grow. Replant with small/fastigate tree slightly away from boundary. Cercis (T3) - fell because in poor condition and to allow Holm Oak space to grow. Replant with small/fastigate tree slightly away from boundary. Ash (T4) (self-seeded in last c.15 years) - fell because of excessive shading of neighbour's garden and to allow Holm Oak space to grow. Replant with small/fastigate tree slightly away from boundary. T5 to T8 are small trees which may not require consent but are shown on plan for avoidance of doubt. T7 (Irish yew) is in poor condition. T5-T8 to be removed to allow for replanting of garden. In all, it is intended to plant around 30 new trees in the garden, with native and other appropriate species, particularly around the swimming pool area (indicative plan of new trees shown with "+" signs on attached masterplan; species and positions to be confirmed).

Removal of Leylandi Hedge running across the rear section of the garden of partly along the western boundary including two Leylandi trees. This hedge cuts off the bottom part of the garden leaving a dark+ damp unusable area. It also cuts out light to the rest of the garden. The part of the hedge on the boundary has become over grown and is full of brambles and also cuts out light. The trees would be replaced by native species in a more suitable position to enable wild live friendly planting.

Leylandii Tree. Remove/fell a row of 10 tree closest to the house and initially cut the tops out of the 11 in seconds row. With a view to fell the row inside the boundary mid 2021. The trees felled along the boundary will be replaced with a native species such as beech of similar. Remove and replace the Leylandii due to their height and position in the garden, they block out light most of the year. Losing sunlight during later and early months of the year. Hopefully replace the Leylandii will hopefully encourage wildlife to our garden

Fell to ground level - 1, larger 30/40 ft) close to stone wall, evidence of upward pressure on stone wall. 2 Tree on boundary growing close to overhead lines and impacting on adjacent tree.