1. There is a yew tree (T14) between our house at 18 Hazeldene Meads and the adjacent property at 16 Hazeldene Meads. It is now overgrown and is almost touching the two houses. We are concerned about the roots affecting the property at 16 Hazeldene Meads where the property was recently extended to become close to the boundary fence. At 18 Hazeldene Meads, it is affecting the light into our property and will encroach onto the roof and cause damage if allowed to grow. T14 Yew - Reduce in height by approx. 2m so that the top of the tree is at the same level as the adjacent gutter of 18 Hazeldene meads. Prune the sides of the tree to give 1m clearance of the properties on either side. T15 Silver Birch - Reduce the size of the crown by a maximum of 1.5m and remove dead wood.

T1 Elm - The tree is presenting problems for the builders repairing the chimneys. Scaffolding is up above the roof and the problem was not previously foreseen. The tree is too tall also for the proximity to the house. We prepose a 4m reduction in height.

elm - reduce entire tree by 2-3m tree can be easily seen from rear of victoria court grand avenue (tree work over victoria court) victoria court are putting pressure on tree owner to control damage being caused to garage roof , reducing tree will help with this issue

Erection of two-storey rear extension with associated roof extension; creation of crown rooftop with side-facing gable ends, installation of 1no front rooflight and 2no rear Cabrio rooflights and removal of chimney; revised fenestration, and associated alterations.

Garden works to rear to remove T1 Cherry tree, replace staircase between LGF to GF garden levels, replace timber decking to existing roof terrace, minor works to reduce existing retaining wall height, construct new timber pergola and shed and replace timber fence to one boundary wall.

Garden works to rear to remove T1 Cherry tree, replace staircase between LGF to GF garden levels, replace timber decking to existing roof terrace, minor works to reduce existing retaining wall height, construct new timber pergola and shed and replace timber fence to one boundary wall.

Common Ash. (Fraxinus Excelsior) To reduce all areas of the upper middle and lower canopy of tree by a maximum of 1.5-metres. To thin all aspects of the inner canopy by a maximum of 15% To remove all dead and diseased. Reason for proposed works. - The tree is situated very close to the house and is now interfering with the roof and gutters.

Application for Approval of Details Reserved by Conditions 5 (tree protection) and 8 (green roof details) of application BH2021/03559.

T2 is a elder is approx. 3m tall and located in the property of number 8 Norfolk terrace and overhangs the boundary line to number 7. The crown is asymmetrical and heavily one-sided leaning over the neighbours shed roof. The suggested works will not be detrimental to the tree nor affect its amenity value, it will however alleviate these problems, which will only increase if not addressed. Reduce height and spread by up to 2 metres, shaping and balancing the remaining crown accordingly

Front Garden, Adjacent to the Garage T1 - Macrocarpa Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Remove 2 to 3 low limbs over the solar panels. Remove limb on the east side. Reduce the top section by 2 to 3 metres. Front Garden, Garage T2 - Small Macrocarpa Fell smaller tree growing through T1 Front Garden, Front Boundary T3 - Beech Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Front Garden, Adjacent to the Garage G4 - 2 x Cypress Fell as close to ground level as possible. Adjacent to the Pool T5 - Pittosporum Remove the stem over the pool, prune round to reduce overall size. Rear of Caf? T6 - Cypress Reduce height by 3 to 4 metres and shape top. ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY. The subject trees are located in a domestic front garden and are in need of some remedial pruning, this will help to retain them at a suitable size for their location. With growth encroaching onto properties the suggested works will reduce this problem and also improve the light fall to the solar panels located on the garage roof. The proposal is unlikely to have an adverse impact either on the health of the tree or the character and amenities of the local area