Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area: Front Garden - T1 Willow Tree - Re-polllard to previous points approx 4m reduction. T2 Walnut Tree - reduce by 2-3m overall, crown lift over drive way up to 5m. Rear Garden-Right hand Side T3 Willow Tree - Reduce by 2-3m overall. T4 Willow Tree - Reduce by 3m overall T5 Willow Tree - Reduce lowest branch over the lawn area by half approx. 4-5m. T6 Sycamore Tree - Fell to ground level, Tree is rubbing on fence and will never be a specimen Tree as it struggles for light under the large Weeping Willow which has caused all the growth to be overhanging the Neighbours land. T7 Willow Tree - Reduce by 3-4m overall. Rear Garden - Left Hand Side T8 Apple Tree and T9 Conifer -Fell to ground level as poor specimens tall and thin and covered in Ivy. T10 Cherry Tree - Reduce by 3m overall - to control size of Tree and give good clearance to Village Hall. T11 Cherry Tree - Fell to ground level, Tree is no specimen due to its location under the Larger Cherry Tree, it leans towards the Village Hall and is touching the roof, all growth is over the boundary line. T12 Cherry Tree Reduce by 3-3.5m overall, remove the lowest branch on the Village Hall side back to the trunk. Reduce to control size of Tree, remove branch as an obstruction on the Village Hall side for Vehicles etc. T13 5 Hazel Trees- Reduce to leave at 3m above ground level. T14 Apple Tree - Reduce by 3-4m - Tree has become too dominant in this area by the side of the Garage, reduce to control size and reduce liability risk of limb failure.

Erection of a two-storey side extension, single-storey rear extension with balcony above to replace existing conservatory to main dwellinghouse, installation of new crossover and new driveway area with two sets of electric gates and 1.2m high post and rail fencing to Crabb's Hill frontage, erection of garage/workshop with room in the roof over, and demolition of existing detached garage to rebuild into ancillary annexe accommodation.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Lime - two lower limbs of the lime tree in question I would be looking to remove as the garden backing on to the tree are concerned that the limbs could fall and damage the fence, they are also causing excessive shading on the garden preventing smaller trees from growing. Sycamore - This tree has been been pollarded before so I suggest a re pollard, the tree is completely blocking any light into neighbouring gardens and excessive leaf fall is also a problem, as it is close to a garage as well. I feel as if the re pollard will take some weight out of the overhanging limbs.

Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness for a proposed development - Erection of detached garage and removal of part of boundary fence.