T5 Sycamore - Reduce and reshape the crown by 1.5-2.0m ensuring the lower crown is raised over the highway and access drive to a height approximately 5.5m, along with the removal of component deadwood from the crown. (In order to ensure the development of a balanced crown and to negate any further issues with vehicle collisions) T6 Ash - Fell to ground level and grind the remaining stump to a depth of 200-300mm below the surrounding ground level. (In order to appropriately manage the risk of damage from falling branches and the potential collapse of the tree) T7 Norway maple - Reduce and reshape the crown by 1.0-1.5m along with the removal of component deadwood from the crown. (In order to ensure the development of a balanced crown and to negate any further issues with vehicle collisions) Please see the accompanying Tree Inspection Report NJC2024 130223 for full details and background.

cedar (left tree ) remove 6 x lowest branches back to main stem blue cedar - remove lowest secondary growth to raise canopy gardens been cut in half so the tree's now grow very close to new development , client and neighbours are keen to maintain the tree's

T1 / Tag no. 442 - Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Significant amounts of structural and vascular roots have already been severed. Is within 2m of newly built structure on development. T2 / Tag no. 443 - Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Significant amounts of structural and vascular roots have already been severed. Is significantly suppressed by adjacent trees. T3 / Tag no. 444 - Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Significant number of structural and vascular roots have already been severed. T4 / Tag no. 445 - Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Significant number of structural and vascular roots have already been severed on NE side; tree has significant lean of approx 10?? to SW, overhanging roadway of the Vale. T5 / Tag no. 446 - Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Large cavity at approx 300mm AGL; multiple incidences of barbed wire occlusion in lower stem region. Within 4-5m of excavations for house building, meaning severing of major structural and vascular roots on NE side, (roughly 40-50%). T6 / Tag no. 447 Sycamore - fell to as near to ground level as is possible; grind out resultant stump; replace with Acer rubrum standard. Large cavity at approx 300mm AGL; multiple incidences of barbed wire occlusion in lower stem region. Within 4-5m of excavations for house building, meaning severing of major structural and vascular roots on NE side, (roughly 40-50%)

Non-material amendment to application BH2018/00248 (Erection of sports hall, new netball courts and a 3G football pitch and associated works) to undertake the development in phases and to update conditions 14 (tree protection measures) and 15 (landscaping scheme) to accommodate this.

T1- Beech tree in front of 109A Dyke Road- reduce SE, S & SW canopy to 3.7m from trunk as specified within BH2018/01740, to enable development. Reasons- to meet planning requirements of development at 107-109 Dyke Road

The verges either side of the northern entrance to The Vale, and land to the east of The Vale - currently a paddock, which is also a permitted development site. Refusal - T4 - Poplar - the applicant has not provided corroborating evidence of defects, proximity to the property is insufficient justification. Removal of the canopy by 10m would have a detrimental impact on both tree health and visual amenity. Refusal - T22, 24, 32, 41, 42, Ash - identified within the application, Section 15 Forestry Act 1967 prevents local authorities from considering applications to fell trees protected by a TPO when the felling activity would normally require a felling licence. A formal submission must be made to the Forestry Commission.

lime remove to ground level the area is in planning for a new development and the tree is where the drive is going

T1 mature Populus Nigra- To be felled to ground level- as neighbouring poplar tree collapsed due to being hollow also the vale is a busy school access road. T2 Fraxinus- felled to ground level Tree is leaning into proposed development in adjacent field. T3 Acer - 30-40% reduction T4 Acer - 30-40% reduction T5 Mixed group of poplar and cherry adjacent to T1 - to be felled to ground level. T6 Acer - 30-40% reduction T7 Acer - 30-40% reduction T8 Acer - 30-40% reduction T9 Fraxinus - Pollard due to Chalara being present in neighbouring trees, and also for safety reasons as The Vale is a busy school access road. T10 Fraxinus - Pollard T11 Fraxinus - Pollard T12 Fraxinus - Pollard T13 Fraxinus - Pollard T14 Fraxinus - Pollard T15 Fraxinus - Pollard T16 Fraxinus - Pollard T17 Fraxinus - Fell to ground level - Tree is diseased with Chalara ash die back almost no leaf growth. Remove all leaf matter from site. T18 Fraxinus - Pollard T19 Acer - reduce by 30-40% T20 Fraxinus - Pollard T21 Acer - reduce by 30-40% T22 Acer - reduce by 30-40% T23 Fraxinus Fell T24 Acer - reduce by 30-40% T25 Fraxinus - pollard T26 Fraxinus - Fell to ground level - Tree is diseased with Chalara ash die back almost no leaf growth. Remove all leaf matter from site. T27 Fraxinus -Pollard T28 Fraxinus -Pollard T29 Fraxinus -Pollard