1 x Oak (applicants ref. T1)- Reduce limbs over awning by 2M and reduce limbs over pool by 2M and shape. The limbs that are overhanging, are overhanging the address of Woodedge House, Arkley Drive, EN5 3LN. The Tree is causing damage to the awning by birds dropping their faeces. The tree is dropping leaves and twigs into the pool. It is also blocking a lot of light over the pool. Standing in T5 of Tree Preservation Order.

2 x Oak - Reduce lateral limbs growing into garden by around 2m back to growth points to reduce gap between house and tree, and subsequently reduce shading in garden. Standing in Area A1 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Yew (applicants ref. T1) - Cut back overhanging growth from Latimer House back towards flower bed, reducing by up to 2m. Standing in Group G73 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Yew (applicants ref. T2) - Cut back overhanging growth from Latimer House back towards flower bed, reducing by up to 2m. Standing in Group G73 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Walnut (applicants ref. T3) - Cut back of overhanging branches by up to 1.5m to suitable growth points. Standing in Group G73 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Cedar (applicants ref. T4) - Reduce branch over building by up to 2m to ensure clearance of the roof. Reduce on cardinally opposite side of crown by the same amount to maintain balance of crown to prevent asymmetrical canopy. Remove deadwood in lower branches. Standing in T188 of Tree Preservation Order. Reason for work: To ensure adequate clearance from property in order to prevent damage and to reduce overhang on driveway to minimise tree debris and bird droppings and maximise usable parking area.

(AMENDED SPECIFICATION) 1 x Lombardy Poplar (applicants ref. 50) - Fell. Standing in G53 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak (applicants ref. 51) - Reduce side branches by maximum 3m all round to balanced shape. Remove dead wood. Standing in T74 of Tree Preservation Order. 2 x Beech (applicants ref. 52, 55) - Fell. Standing in G53 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Hornbeam (applicants ref. 54) - Fell. Standing in G53 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak (applicants ref. 62) - Reduce height by maximum 3m. Reduce side growth by maximum 2m. Conduct climbing inspection of limb with bird hole, reduce/remove to solid wood if necessary. Remove dead wood. Standing in G54 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Lime (applicants ref. 63) - Crown lift to 5m to first main branch. 3m maximum height reduction. 2m maximum side reduction. Remove dead wood. Standing in G54 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak (applicants ref. 65) - Cut branches at live point below bird holes and remove all wood above. Prune rest of top of crown to balance shape. Standing in G54 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Ash (applicants ref. 67) - Reduce main branch to house side by 3m maximum. Prune rest of side crown to balance. Reduce height by 2m maximum. Remove dead wood. Standing in T79 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Ash (applicants ref. 71) - Strip off Ivy and check trunk fo Standing in T79 of Tree Preservation Order. 10 x Lime (applicants ref. 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81) - Reduce height 3m maximum. Prune sides to balance. Remove dead wood. Standing in G55 of Tree Preservation Order. 6 x Oak (applicants ref. 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89) - Crown clean. Remove dead wood. Raise crowns to minimum 3m. Standing in G56 of Tree Preservation Order. 2 x Horse Chestnut (applicants ref. 90, 91) - Fell. Standing in G56 of Tree Preservation Order.

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 Ash (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce height and spread back to previous cutting points to access more light into garden and house. Remove Ivy from tree to prevent any damage. Standing in T3 of the Tree Preservation Order.

2 x Cherry (applicant's ref. G1) - Fell in sections to ground level. Standing in area A11 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Cypress (applicant's ref. T1) - Lift crown to 4m and remove dead wood. Standing in area A11 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Cedar (applicant's ref. T2) - Prune to clear building by 3m to prevent damage to roof and guttering and remove deadwood. Standing in area A11 of Tree Preservation Order. 2 x Beech, (applicant's ref. G2) area A11 of Tree Preservation Order. On the northerly-lying beech (closer to Partingdale Lane), a reduction of downward vertical growth of the lowest, westerly-facing limb (towards Lowood House) to allow 3.5m clearance from ground level. No branches to be removed should be greater than 75mm in diameter to retain health and amenity value of the tree. [This would provide adequate clearance of the gazebo and lawn]. On the southerly-lying beech (further from Partingdale Lane), a removal back to the trunk, of the lowest, westerly-facing limb (towards Lowood House) 3.5m above ground level. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION) 1x Oak (applicant's ref. G2) - Prune overhanging branches back from patio by 2-3m to reduce shading and leaflitter. Standing in area A11 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Pine (applicant's ref. T3) - Fell in sections to ground level. Standing in area A11 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Oak (applicants ref no. T1) - Reduce height by 1.5m, reduce spread by 1m, to gain and access more light into garden and rear of property, cutting back branches encroaching towards property to avoid leaf fall into guttering. Remove major dead wood. T65 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak (applicants ref no. T2) - Reduce height and spread by 1m to balance crown and to reduce the weight from large cavity spotted at base of tree. Remove major dead wood to avoid branches dropping onto green house. T66 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x Cedar (left hand tree when facing the house) - Reduce the extremities of branches by 1 to 1.5 meters all around. Standing in Group G1 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Silver birch (applicant's ref. 1) - Reduce the limb over the house by up to 3m to a suitable growth point(s) and reduce the remaining crown by up to 2m to viable growth points. Standing in group G10 of Tree Preservation Order