T1 Common ash tag 0439 - Remove dead wood Over 50mm over target area. T9 tag 0426 Hornbeam - Prune Specific Branch/Limb 1 by 1m to reduce end weight. Limb with end weight loading overhanging into garden on South West Side of crown- other lateral limbs have been severely pruned - the foliage is now sparse as a result T12 Sycamore tag 0456 -Remove snapped hung up branch over shed. T16 Sycamore - Remove Dead Wood Over 50mm over neighbouring garden. T17 Common yew tag 0802 - Remove Dead Wood Over 50mm overhanging all areas G1 Common ash tag 0439- Remove Basal and Epicormic Growth up to 2.5m

SECTION 211 NOTIFICATION FOR WORKS IN A CONSERVATION AREA T1, Hazel � Cut back branches overhanging shed of no. 4 Church Lane by approx. 2m.

Tree 1 - Elm reduction by 25%, to bring canopy into the same shape as the elm behind (they share canopy shape). This is to allow more light to the plants and shrubs below, south Tree 2 - Eucalyptus, pollard to reduce height, straighten growth and bring away from shed roof, north

SECTION 211 NOTIFICATION FOR WORKS IN A CONSERVATION AREA G1, Mixed Species - Remove dead stems from ivy clad hazel to approx. 500mm from ground level; maintain clearance of lower branches over the driveway to a height of approx. 4.5m from ground level and 0.5m from kerb line. G2, Mixed Species - Prune back low branches in contact with the wall, fence to maintain a clearance of up to 1.0m where possible; prune low branches over paths to statutory height of 2.5m from ground level; prune branches over property roof to achieve a clearance of approx. 1.5m, targeting secondary points of pruning (approx. 1.5m lateral growth); remove Elder growing close to the fence and treat stump. G3, Mixed Species - Reduce tops of the Yew by approx. 2.0m from highest apical tip; trim face next to the driveway; top Beech to points of previous pruning by removing approx. 3.0m in height to leave a finished height of approx. 2.5m from ground level; trim side lateral growth on the garden side. T1, Ash - Remove lowest x 2 branches growing over the vicarage roof to source; prune branches above the vicarage to maintain a clearance of approx. 2.0m from the roof by pruning back to secondary points of pruning. G4, Mixed Species - Prune back low branches in contact with the fence to source; prune overhanging branches back to party line along entire group, to the tops of the plants; remove Elder and rose growing on the vicarage side of the fence; prune back remaining Elders back to party line and away from the fence; prune Elder to clear BT cable. T37, Horse Chestnut - Remove chestnut growing next to the fence to approx. 50mm from ground level. T38, Ash - Remove major and moderate deadwood; prune secondary branch to reduce potential notch stress by drop crotch pruning longer lower branches (see photo). T39, Lime - Raise low branches to approx. 4.0m by removing branch over shed and x 2 over neighbouring fence to source; remove x 2 low branches towards the Ash to source; raise remaining branches to approx. 4.0m from ground level by targeting secondary points of pruning; remove basal epicormic and elder. T2, Indian Chestnut - Reduce limb to the Southwest growing towards the Lime, by approx 3.0m of lateral growth; remove elders from basal area. T45, Sycamore - Reduce regrowth where squirrel damage is compromising structural integrity; remove moderate and major deadwood; maintain statutory clearance over the tow path. G5, 8 x Yew, Hazel - Maintain statutory height clearance of 2.5m over the tow path; remove moderate and major deadwood over the tow path; remove cluster of hazel in the corner of the chain-link & wooden fence. T43, Sycamore - Remove major and moderate deadwood from over the footpath. T42, Sycamore - Remove major and moderate deadwood. G6, Laurel, Yew - Prune to maintain a clearance of approx. 1.0m from the fence where possible; this will not include whole tree removal unless stems are less than 75mm in diameter; maintain statutory height clearance over public footpath. T47, Sycamore - Remove some lower understory laurels to achieve a clearance of approx. 2.0m from the base of the tree. T3, Sycamore - Remove sycamore and identified laurel stem.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to condition 4 of permission 20/00254/F. Alterations to existing detached house and conversion into 6 self contained flats. 4x2b-2x1b. Provision of 10 car parking spaces. Conversion of external shed into bicycle storage and refuse storage.

1 x Magnolia (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce and trim by 1-2 M approx. 1 x Lilac, 1 Cotoneaster (applicants ref. G2) - Reduce back by 1-2 M approx to clear shed. 1 x Lawsonia Conifer (applicants ref. T3) - Fell and grind out stump.

Apple tree in the rear car park:- reduce growth back to previous points and reduce the overextended limbs over the shed by no more than 1m beyond old points

Details of Condition 4. Tree protection as required by planning permission 22/AP/2987 dated 25/11/2022 for construction of a single storey rear extension with integrated canopy. Demolition of the existing shed and construction of a new shed building and bike store to the side. Facade alterations to replace the existing windows and cladding. Renovation of the existing porch/garage to include a new roof, cladding and glazing. Installation of two rooflights to the rear roof slope. Boundary alterations to continue the existing hit and miss brick wall. Excavation works to create a lower patio level linking the new shed building to the main house and minor landscaping works to reform the front and rear gardens.

Lime - Removal of the limb over shed and a crown lift by 6m.

The client is currently refurbing their garden area with plans to build an office space to the rear of the garden by items G5 & T4 so are aiming to clear the surrounding vegetation for the works. Item T3 is situated between 2 garden sheds and is starting to get too large for its location with the client growing increasingly concerned on branches/limbs falling and causing damage. The remaining items (T2 And G1) are to create a more open garden space. There are various other trees and shrubs growing up the boundary lines within the garden so the suggested works would have little impact on the amenity value of the garden and surrounding area.