G1 2 sycamores and ivy clad trees on bank: Remove and replant. Trees are leaning towards the house and have exposed roots and are causing damage to garage

Mature ash tree to rear of garage - Fell due to poor condition

The trees in question are on the boundary between Lower Farm Cottages and Lower Farm, close to Blockley brook - a self sown multi stem willow tree, which has grown close to the garage of Lower Farm, next to the Blockley brook and out of the back of a stone built BBQ. It is overhanging all the other shrubs and threatening the foundations of the garage. It should probably have been dealt with years ago. The two main trunks are about one foot in diameter. Height is difficult to estimate as it's growing round and through other shrubs and out across the brook and grass. - a self sown ash tree growing within the V of the willow. A single stem with diameter about 9 inches, height about 20 feet. We would also like to prune back the small prunus tree which has grown misshapen because of the willow. The final tree is the maple by the brook. We would like to deadwood that and remove some of the lower branches, raising the canopy to allow more light and sun to the picnic bench

Leyland Cypress. To fell it as too big for its location next to the garage. Causing excessive shade and depriving the Yew hedge of light

Compliance with conditions 5 (Sample materials), 6 (Sample walling panel), 8 (Design and details (windows, doors etc)), 9 (Method statement), 12 (Bats - method statement) of consent 21/04350/LBC- Demolition of existing modern (late-C20th) garage (51.77 cubic metres). Internal works (removal of modern timber stud partition, re-wiring and re-plumbing) and external alterations to include: breach of small section of east gable wall and erection of single storey side extension; and wholesale replacement of existing rainwater goods. Demolition and re-build as new the single storey early-C20th brick outbuilding. Compliance with conditions 5, (Sample materials), 6 (Sample panel), 8 (Design and details (windows, doors etc)), 9 (Method statement), 12 (Tree protection plan) and 13 (Bats - method statement) re permission 21/04349/FUL- Demolition of existing modern (late-C20th) garage (51.77 cubic metres). Internal works (removal of modern timber stud partition, re-wiring and re-plumbing) and external alterations to include: breach of small section of east gable wall and erection of single storey side extension; and wholesale replacement of existing rainwater goods. Demolition and re-build as new the single storey early-C20th brick outbuilding

T1. Beech Tree 1 - reduce by 30%. T2. Beech Tree 2 - reduce by at 30% and ensure it is clear of adjacent stable block to reduce growth and root spread. T3. Lilac Tree - trunk has split so will be tidied and shortened up. T4. Indian Bean Tree - Canopy tidied up to stop growth of branches into garage roof

(1) Small Apple tree to the right of the new garage. Remove deadwood and lightly thin. (2) Larger Apple tree alongside. Reduce all over by approximately 30%. This will leave the tree approximately 6.0m tall with a radial crown spread of approximately 3.5m, lightly thin, remove deadwood and shape. (3) Large Apple tree in the corner, under the Walnut tree. Reduce in height to leave approximately 6.0m tall and reduce the spread to leave a radial crown spread of approximately 3.5m, lightly thin, remove deadwood and cut back to clear next doors house by at least 2.0m and shape

Compliance with Condition 3 (tree protection plan and method statement) of planning permission 21/04784/FUL - Erection of pitch roof to garage and single storey rear extension

Alterations, extensions, new garage and removal of trees

Group 1 (G1) Yew x 7 - Canopy reduction by 2m in height and branch length to reduce the overhang to the garage beneath: Norway Maple (T1) - Crown reduction by approximately 1.5m in branch length, to ease weight and leverage on badly bark included unions