1. Sycamore, reduce crown to previous pollard points adjacent to the entrance of the garage. 2. Oak tree, reduce crown height & spread by 30% on the boundary between Sidney House and Uppingdene House. 3. Lime tree, reduce crown to previous pollard points (approx. 30% from current height & spread) in the garden of Sidney House, behind the garage.

5 day exemption requested T1 Yew Tree, T2 Huntington Elm- 2 large trees between the house and the road. These trees are to be crowned by a tree surgeon to allow removal of dead and dangerous branches. Large branch has broken following strong winds. Its is currently a potential hazard to public health.

Fell Magnolia tree in rear garden due to proximity to the house and neighbours.

T1 Magnolia,located on the r/h/s boundary viewed from the house,reduce crown by the selective removal of 1-1.2m of growth for the branch tips back to previous cutting points .Prune to give 1m clearance for the wall of the neighbouring property, height reduced from 6m to 5m and spread from 3m to 1.5m. T2 Sambucus nigra,located on the r/h/s boundary viewed from the house,reduce crown dimensions by the selective removal of 1-1.2m of growth back to previous points .Prune to give 1m height reduced from 5m to 4m and spread from 2m to 1m. T3 Pittosporum,located on the r/h/s boundary viewed from the house,reduce crown reduce removal of 1-1.2m of growth for the branch tips back to previous points .Prune to give 1m clearance,height reduced from 6m to 5m and spread from 3m to 1.5m. T4 Lonicera periclymenum,located on the right of the footpath to the front door, reduce height by 1.2m,prune to clear the summer house by as much as realistically possible. Included in this is the dead stem - which is to be retained. T5 Taxus bacata,hedge trim all sides as hard as possible, focusing on leaving foliage and in a conical form,removing 50cm of growth,height reduce from 4.5m to 4 and spread from 3m to 2.5m T6 Corylus avelana,over the path to the front door,reduce height by 1m from 3m to 2m.

T31 Indian Bean situated in garden of Luxmore House. Fell

Timber tree house.

G1- in front garden near the road, mixed spices of trees such as Holly, Sycamore, Oak, Hawthorne, to be crown lifted to a height of 5m and cut back 1m from the road. T1 -in rear garden- 10m Yew tree to be reduced by 5m, due to the pushing and cracking on retaining wall, this will reduce the risk of it falling towards the house. T2- in rear garden- 12m conifer tree be reduced by 3m, due to the pushing and cracking on retaining wall, this will reduce the risk of it falling towards the house.

Hedge situated to front of house - Fell. Hedge situated along side of house - Fell. 2 conifers situated in rear garden - Fell.

T1. Holly tree at the front of the property - dismantle to ground level. T2. Ash tree at the front of the property Overhanging the main road, lift the canopy by approximately 1 metre and to reduce the limb by approximately 3 metres. T3-T6 Holly trees along the driveway - reduce by approximately 2.5 metres. T7. Beech tree along the driveway - dismantle the tree down to ground level. T8. Mature red Oak tree located at the end of the driveway (house side) - reduce the entire tree by approximately 4 metres and deadwood the canopy. T9. Lime tree at the front of the property, reduce the limb by approximately 2.5 metres H1. Remove a section of mixed variety hedge located along the road side - This part of the hedge line will be completely re-planted with a English native hedge line 3 metres back from the existing hedge line.

Twin stemmed Wild Cherry with weak bifurcated basal union at 0.5m and has shed a leader on weak union at approximately 2m during recent high winds. Remainder of tree is structurally compromised - Fell to ground level. Tree located in garden of property within falling distance of house.