1 x Oak Tree (applicants ref. T2) - Reduce back to boundary by 2-3m. Standing in Group G41 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak Tree (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce back to boundary by 2-3m. Standing in Group G41 of Tree Preservation Order. Group of Yew Trees (applicants ref. TG4) - Cut back to boundary by 2m. Standing in Group G41 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak Tree (applicants ref. T9) - Reduce back to boundary by 2-3m. Standing in Group G42 of Tree Preservation Order.

2 x Birch - Cut back to boundary line. Standing in T9 and T12 of Tree Preservation Order. There are 2 trees which are very overgrown and need cutting back. One of the trees is at the front of the property to the right of the property (if standing facing 83 Station Road) and in close proximity to the border of our neighbour at 85 Station Road. The other tree is at the back of the garden and once again its very tall and hanging over the neighbour's garden (85 Station Road). These trees are particularly causing issues when they blossom with the debris being blown into the neighbours garden and I've had numerous complaints from the neighbour pleading with me to cut back the trees. Please see photos attached.

5 x Ash Trees - Cut by 2.00 lateral and vertical overgrowth to clear boundary, no height reduction or thinning. Standing in Area A3 of Tree Preservation Order.

Oak (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce branches overhanging the garden of 5 Amberden Avenue by 2m, leaving a natural canopy outline. Final cuts not to exceed 70mm. The tree overhangs 11m into a 19m garden and completely dominates the garden. The tree is very one sided, with 80% of the canopy over the boundary line. Pruning will allow the garden to be used to it's full extent and let more light into the garden. The tree has never been maintained on the garden side. Standing in Group G2 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Oak - Tree is predominately dead (see Photographs A-C) with 1 no. live long lateral branch extending over 66 Barnet Gate Lane. It is covered in ivy with dead wood hanging over 66 Barnet Gate Lane. Long lateral branch overhanging 66 Barnet Gate Lane will be pruned back to the site boundary with 64 Barnet Gate Lane. Standing in T18 of Tree Preservertion Order. (AMENDED SPECIFICATION)

(1 x dead Oak and 1 x dead Ash (applicant's ref. T2 and T9) - Pollarding/monolithing/veteranising as specified); Exempt 1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T7) - Lift to 4m above ground level; Clearance of holly within understorey group G1, retaining trees of other species with a stem diameter of 15cm+ along the woodland boundary. Group of 10 x Lombardy Poplar trees (applicant's ref. G19) - Re-pollard reducing the trees in height down to 5m; All Standing in Woodland W3 of the Tree Preservation Order (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

1 x Weeping Beech (applicants ref. 001) - Remove lower branches to allow clearance of 2m (head height) allowing access from fire stairs onto house terrace & to steps down to lawn, as it is a safety issue. Retain full length of branches at back of terrace, where access is not required. 1 x Lime (applicants ref. 035) - Twin trunks from 4m, decay at union and collapse likely, by western boundary and Spencer Close garages. Pollard just below point of decay. Inspection easier from Spencer Close. 1 x Zelkova (applicants ref. 268) - Remove 1 low hanging branch over glass roof of visitor centre, to avoid potential wind damage, branch 100mm diam. x 6m NE 1 x Lime (applicants ref. 269) - Remove 1 low hanging branch over slate roof & glass roof of visitor centre, to avoid potential wind damage, branch 200mm diam. x 6m NW 1 x Beech (applicants ref. 453) - Remove 1 vigorous branch extending horizontally NW from main canopy, this work was previously approved in May 2019 1 x Norway Maple (applicants ref. 585) - Shorten 4 branches by 3m S over toilet building roof, to reduce weight, wind resistance & potential wind damage, remove deadwood N over path 1 x Italian Maple (applicants ref. 587) - Shorten 2 branches by 3m S over cafe building roof, to reduce weight, wind resistance & potential wind damage, remove deadwood W over café outdoor seating area 1 x Horse Chestnut (applicants ref. 609b) - Remove basal growth up to 3m height, to allow clear access to fire stairs and bin store area 1 x Sycamore (applicants ref. 630) - Fell to ground level. All standing in Area A1 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Willow (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce main stem down to a height of 2.5m and retain as habitat. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T2) - Fell to ground level. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce main stem down to a height of 2.5m and retain as habitat. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T4) - Reduce main stem down to a height of 2.5m and retain as habitat. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T5) - Reduce main stem down to a height of 2.5m and retain as habitat. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T6) - Remove single limb overhanging fance at 4.5m. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T7) - Reduce main stem down to a height of 2.5m and retain as habitat. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Willow (applicants ref. T8) - Re-pollard main stem to new points at 6.5-7m, tidy fallen stem back from boundary fnceline. Standing in Group G6 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Field maple (applicants ref. FM1) - Regrown stems from stump, prune overhanging branches back to boundary fence. Standing in area A1 of Tree Preservation Order. 3088 6 x Hornbeam (applicants ref. 3085, 3086, 3087, 3088, 3090, 3091) - Reduce all overhanging branches back to boundary fence. Standing in area A1 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Oak tree - (applicants ref. T1) - Cut back all branches over hanging the boundary by line 1.5m to previous points. Standing in Area A1 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak tree - (applicants ref. T2) - Remove 2 broken limbs and cut back 1 further limb by 1.5 to re-balance the shape of the tree. Standing in Area A1 of Tree Preservation Order.