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.

T1) Yew Tree - fell, located next to garage. T2) Laurel Tree -fell, located next to garage. T3) Magnolia Grandiflora - fell, located next to garage. T4) Griselinia shrub - fell, located next to garage. T5 & T6) Cordyline Palm trees - fell, located in front area adjacent to garage. T7) Elaeagnus shrub- fell, located in rear garden.

Fell False Acacia (Robina Pseudoacacia) - Located by the entrance to the garage (shown by the red dot on the plan).

TPO No 1, 1971 - T1) Conifer trees located to the left boundary rear garden- Reduce the row to level of the garage roof height, reduce all side growth. T2) Elderberry and Holly located to rear boundary- Reduce the top growth by approximately 1/3 and tidy the privet as required. Privet and Laurel located to the right rear boundary-Reduce to approx 1m above the boundary fence and reduce back the garden side growth.

Single-storey rear and side extension, replacement of timber cladding with tile hanging to front elevation and new close boarded timber gates following demolition of conservatory, garage and removal of leylandii trees within back garden.

T1 Re-pollard Lime tree on boundary wall (close to garage) by 2.5m to previous pollard .T2 Partial spread reduction of Leylandii by 1.5m on side where it is encroaching on Magnolia tree. T3 Partial spread reduction of Leylandii by 1.5m on side & top where it is encroaching on Magnolia tree.

T1) Yew tree - end of garden, left boundary, reduce back large branch over lawn side, reduce back by 50% and tidy back from lawn. T2) Apple tree - adjacent Yew tree, lift low outer canopy for head room and reduce crown down to its previous cutting and oval top. T3) Apple tree - far right corner rear garden, reduce crown to its previous cutting points. T4) Damson tree - fruit tree area, reduce main stem to its second crown area and tidy top growth. T5) Ash tree - right boundary is densely covered in Ivy on main stem, sever ivy at the point top of the neighbours boundary fence and reduce gap of 2m allowing the ivy above to die off. T8) Cut down Holly tree located to the front of the Horse Chestnut tree. T9) Walnut tree - sever ivy from the base and 2m allowing to die off above. 10) Laurel - side of garage, reduce back the stem over the lawn and trim back other outer growth to balance the growth.

T1. Palm tree - removal, T2. Holly - removal and T3. Cordyline tree - removal, 3 trees located to rear of garage alongside boundary. T4. Eucalyptus - removal, tree located to rear of house, alongside boundary.

Wild cherry plum tree (T1) growing on unnamed road behind garage and next to boundary wall - fell.