Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order - 19/90 -T8; Species: Oak Oak Tree - Reduce lower side limbs on east/south side by 2m to bring into shape. West upper limb bring in by 1.5m away from window. North west upper side bring in by 1.5m to shape into top.10% thinning and clear trunk of epicormic growth and dead wood.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - The tree located at the end of the Old Court Hotel Property. The large tree is severely overhanging into our garden and is very close to our upstairs windows. We have lost light and it is growing over our garage also. We would like all that is overhanging on ourside cut back (possibly 1-2m on the sides above the garage and 2-3m on the front part over our garden)

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of permission 21/00822/FUL granted 12/11/2021 for: Proposed erection of 3 No. dwellings and associated development. Variation would allow: - Plot 1: Remove window to garage on front elevation. Replace central double pile roof with crown roof. - Plot 2: Alterations to side elevation of garage. Reposition door and remove window. Replace lower flat roof and double pile with central crown roof. - Plot 3: Remove window to garage on front elevation.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Maple tree - Neaten and shape once the power company has reduce the tree from the cables and the Conifer tree is approx 9-10 metres high and would be reduced to 6 metres and rounded to then neaten the shape - Large overgrown Conifer planted a few feet from the decorative cast iron Victorian Terrace pole / feature between the semi-detached properties Named "York Villas", built 1983 by Ruben Hunt. The tree has been left uncut for some time and now is too large, roots effecting the property, and blocking light to both downstairs rooms (to both houses) and bedrooms (to both houses). Tree is in the middle of the Villas but applying given looks more on my side and effects both properties. Hence this will look to be cut, and shaped, so it is no more than half the window height on the first floor bedroom. Allowing it to remain, keep the decorate look, but keep what can be a fast growing aggressive plant in check with future cuts to keep in height. Given the head of the tree will be cut the shape will be rounded at the upper area. Unsure if permission is needed on conifer as more hedging plant but here it is a stand alone tree. Further height will also effect insurance. Note the tree is near electric cables and grows through telecom cables.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 5/83 - T2 Sycamore - Reduce limbs on building side by approximately 1.5 metres to natural pruning points, to prevent them growing into windows T4 Beech - Reduce crown by 1-2 metres on all aspects, removing whole, sublateral branches with a diameter of no more than 100mm. Thin crown by 20% to allow more light into garden and flats T5 London Plane - Reduce overextended limbs on building side by up to 3 metres to natural pruning points, to keep them away from building T6 Hawthorn - Reduce crown by 2 metres to natural pruning points on all aspects to separate from London Plane T7 Birch - Reduce crown by 1 metre throughout, to natural pruning points on all aspects to allow more light into adjacent flats T8 Cherry - Reduce crown by 1 metre throughout, to natural pruning points on all aspects to allow more light into adjacent flats

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Magnolia grandiflora - reduce in height by 3m to suitable growth points, level with the top of the windows and thin crown to allow light to pass.

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 5 (window, door details and other detailed elements),14 (hard and soft landscaping),15 (cycle provision), 21 (trees) & 27 (highway matters) of approved application 18/01337/FUL (as amended by 20/00787/VAR - new amended Condition No. 4, 13, 14, 20 and 25).

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 5/96 - Raise canopy of Silver Birch by 6 metres by removing 6 lowest branches - tree dangerously tall, branches almost touching windows of property. Roots uprooting garden and surrounding pathways. Completely blocking light to house and garden including the immediate/surrounding neighbours