Submission of details required by condition 3 (Natural England licence agreement), 4 (Inspection of tree protection fencing), 6 (external facing and roofing materials) and 7 (tree planting scheme) of planning approval 21/02247/FUL

Ash - Draw back lowest branch of cluster closest to roof to suitable growth point back from roof line. Wound not to exceed 150mm diameter. Draw back lowest branch of protruding cluster on Western side of tree to suitable growth point. Wound not to exceed 150mm diameter. Small secondary stem prune back in line with boundary fence.

Submission of details required by condition 6 (external facing and roofing materials), 7 (boundary wall extension materials) and 12 (tree protection measures) of planning permission 20/05637/FUL

Revised roof ridge line of the two houses, construction of timber fence, revised parking layout, revised bin storage, create a footpath to property No 361 New Works Road and reduced tree planting.

T1 Elm - Branches overhang front of driveway and property boundary by 4m. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance from driveway. T2 Sycamore - Branches overhang driveway and property boundary by 3m. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance from driveway. T3 Elm - Branches overhang driveway and property boundary by 3m. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance from driveway. T4 Elm - Branches overhang driveway and property boundary by 3m. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance from driveway. T5 Sycamore - Branches overhang driveway and roof of outbuilding. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance from driveway, reduce branches overhanging outbuilding by 2m or back to main stem to gain a 1.5m -2m clearance from outbuilding. T6 Elm - Branches overhang rear of outbuilding reduce by 2m to gain a 1.5m - 2m clearance from outbuilding. T7 Sycamore - Co Dominant Stem at close proximity to outbuilding & overreaching roof by 3m (see T7 Photo). Dismantle and remove to gain a total clearance from building. T8 Ash - Overextending Forked limb over boundary of property by 2m. Reduce by 4m to nearest growth point on scaffold branch to gain a 2m clearance from boundary. T9 Ash - Self set leaning towards boundary fence. Fell and remove. T10 Hawthorne - Branches and crown overhang boundary fence by 2m. Crown lift to gain a 5m ground clearance over boundary, crown reduce by 3m to gain a more compact form. T11 Elm - Self set, all of crown overhanging boundary fence by 2m. Remove all overhang to growth point on main stem. If this cannot be achieved fell and remove.

Submission of details required by condition 3 (facing and roofing materials), 4 (foul and surface water drainage), 10 (highways), 11 (archaeology), 13 and 14 (tree protection fencing and measures) of planning permission 20/01877/MAF

Submission of details required by condition 9 (external facing and roofing materials) and 15 (tree protection measures ) of planning permission 19/03554/FUL

T1 Sequoiadendron giganteum (Wellingtonia) - Crown lift to 3m, draw back to give a max 2m clearance to elevation and roof space of 1 Victoria Terrace. Reduce branch overhanging highway to 500mm from kerb edge into the footpath. (All work carried out to BS 3998:2010)

T1 Oak - Reduce back torn limb (approx 650mm) towards Northern section of canopy at 11.3m from ground level. Reduce back the North Western quadrant to maintain a clearance to the corner of the dwelling of 3m. Reduce back lowest limb to the East of the canopy running parallel to the drive. T2 Oak - Crown lift/reduce back foliage from neighbouring Oak to provide 2m clearance to the garage roof.

G1 Mixture of Sycamore, Elm, Maple - Crown lift to 4m maximum G2 Mixture of Sycamore, Ash, Chestnut - Crown lift to 4m only to allow more light onto the lawn T3 Cherry - Remove - At the rear there is extensive decay and is in falling distance of the driveway G4 Sycamore - Draw back from the house to clear by 2m maximim T5 Ash - Remove - Growing through fencing and overhanging studio roof - No replacement T6 Scotts Pine - Prune to clear building by 2m maximum T7 2 x Laurels - Cut back the overhang by 2m as overhanging the cottage roof