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.

T.P.O No.3 of 1986. G1 - To cut back all trees forming a hedge to boundary by up to 3 metres laterally overhanging from Old Vicarage Gardens along front and rear side boundary. T1 - To remove lower branch back to trunk from Eucalyptus tree growing over the house in front garden

TPO No 1 1957, T1 - To crown lift 1 Oak tree, 6-7 metre lift as it is touching the house, T2 - To crown lift 1 Ash tree, a lift has previously carried out on these trees

T.P.O 1 of 1957. T1- English Oak tree located in garden. Full dismantle with a plan to plant 2 semi mature Oak trees further down the garden, away from the proposed building. Reason for fell - The large tree would pose a threat to the proposed house should it fall in future years and would excessively shade the house and solar panel.

5 day exemption request Silver Birch- fell, due to split and leaning towards house and fuel tank.

There are two leaning semi-mature trees on the western boundary of the property over fields with sheep livestock on Home Farm

T.P.O. no 2, 1964 - T1 Sycamore on edge of pond, fell & T2 Lime behind main house, reduce by 50%.

T1 - Remove 2 wind blown branches in the upper crown of Birch tree along driveway to house and above public footpath 5 day exemption required due to risk of falling limbs onto neighbours property and onto telephone cables and passers by underneath

T.P.O. no 2. 1973 & no 4. 1964 - T1) Cherry Plum tree located to the left front of the property towards the rear garden area, to reduce by 30% and to shape back all round. T2) To reduce the Pyracantha to the corner of the property, reducing to its previous cutting. T3) Dogwood to the left of pine, to cut down to near ground level. T4) Beech tree nearest to the neighbours property, lifting the low growth to 4m over the shrubbery. T5) Yew tree to reduce in the outer canopy all round and oval top edge as required. T6) Cotoneaster, to remove the larger stems leaving the younger growth reducing by 20% and tidy. T8) Yew tree to the rear end of the property, to re-shape back the outer growth all round and top. T9) Liquid Amber adjacent the house, reducing to previous and shaping back from the windows. T10) Bay tree to the rear of the garage, reduce to its previous and re-shape as required. T11) Holly tree to the side of the barn, to reduce back the growth producing a gap between the roof and the tree. T13) Ash saplings located to the field side of the barn, cutting back the sapling to approximately 5ft (previous).

T.PO No 6 1990, Beech (T1) - Fell due to severe presence of Canker very low on the main stem and proximity to house. Yew (T2) - Reduce to 10 foot and to maintain as a hedge Beech (T3) prune branches away from garage as they are interfering with the roof. cut back to give a clearance of 4 meters.