Removal an ash tree located in a drainage ditch between 38 Foxbrook Drive (my house) and 15 Sandstone Avenue due to ash die back

1. Ash tree - Reduce tree by 30% + removing dead wood leaving well balanced crown throughout the tree. Crown Lift to three metres. Shading, keep the tree in proportion so not encroaching too close to the house

Oak tree- Reduce / remove the lower branches to a height (maybe to the start of the roof) that reduces the risk of branches hitting our house during high winds. Lifting the crown the amount of acorns & leaves will reduce and so reduce the risk of falling

Oak T117 - Remove epicormic growth, remove back branches from touching house + garage to new growing tips, redcue crown by 25% leaving well balanced crown. Due to excessive shading branches touching house + roof

T1-Horse Chestnut. The tree is becoming too large for its location and taking light from the house and garden. 25% Crown reduction and thin canopy

Discharge of conditions 3 (Tree protection measures), 8 (Materials) and 9 (Biodiversity net gain) of application CHE/19/00810/FUL- Erection of a detached house

Oak tree- Remove lower branch touching the house, crown lift over field to allow light to 4m, 25% thin- to include shortening of branches going toward property

Fell T7 Sycamore as it is to close to the house and of low amenty value and shades the garden, and plant suitable replacement

Discharge of condtions 10 (Biodiversity), 12 (Surface water drainage works), 13 (Sustainable drainage scheme), 16 (Partial- Tree protection plan and arboricultural method statement) and 22 (Materials) of application CHE/21/00303/FUL- Demolition of existing residential annex and construction of new 4-bedroom house

Variation of condition 16 (Retention of T3 Sycamore of TPO 73) of application CHE/21/00303/FUL- Demolition of existing residential annex and construction of new 4-bedroom house- To remove T3 Sycamore and replace it with a Dawyck's beech tree