1 x Young Cedar - Fell to ground (overcrowding in area/ growing in to Oak tree) 1 x Whitebeam - Fell to ground level (close proximity to garage/house)

Discharge of condition 3 (external facing materials), 5 (landscaping), 6 (various), 8 (tree report/tree protection plan), 9 (construction logistics plan) and 16 (bio-diversity) attached to planning permission 22/01970/FUL for alterations to land levels, erection of two storey house with accommodation within the roof space, associated car parking, refuse, cycle provision and hard and soft landscaping

(T2) Fir tree - Fell to ground level due excessive lean towards property and out growing surrounding areas. Tree has grown too large therefore now unable to manage due to the species of the tree. (T3) Fir tree - Fell to ground level due to outgrowing the surrounding areas. The trees are encroaching onto the property and getting close to the house. (T4) Fir tree - Fell to ground level due to outgrowing the surrounding areas. The trees are encroaching onto the property and getting close to the house. (T5) Fir tree - Fell to ground level due to outgrowing the surrounding areas. The trees are encroaching onto the property and getting close to the house. All trees being applied for to fell are being replanted, this is so the trees will be easier to manage in the future and will be a more reasonable size to maintain as they have grown to large for next to the property/ driveway. (TPO, 173)

T1 Atlantic Cedar: Reduce by 2m lateral branches over garden to clear over house. (TPO no. 9, 1997)

Discharge of condition 5 (CLP), 7 (visibility splays), 8 (bat survey), 9 (tree protection) and 15 (biodiversity enhancement strategy) attached to planning permission ref. 20/06250/OUT (allowed under appeal ref. APP/L5240/W/21/3279654) for 'The erection of a frontage block of six flats and a pair of semi-detached house; and the demolition of the existing detached bungalow.'

Discharge of Condition 3 (construction logistic plan), condition 4 (section drawings), condition 5 (materials) and condition 14 (tree protection) of planning reference 22/02207/HSE for the Demolition of existing rear extension roof and construction of a two-storey side extension, part one/ part two-storey rear extension and alterations to the existing house.

T1 Horse chestnut - Reduce lower lateral crown spread over drive by 2m. T2 Horse chestnut - Fell to ground level - historic limb failure slow decline potentially due to Bleeding canker T3 Horse chestnut - Fell to ground level - Roots have been severed close to trunk by building works and leaning over out house T4 Silver birch - Fell to ground level Leaning over garden not good specimen affected with 'Witches broom' (TPO no.12, 1977 & TPO no. 12,2012)

Discharge of condition 3 (external facing materials), 5 (landscaping), 6 (various), 8 (tree report/tree protection plan), 9 (construction logistics plan), 10 (water), 11 (carbon dioxide emissions), 15 (bio-diversity) and 16 (bio-diversity) attached to planning permission 22/01970/FUL for alterations to land levels, erection of two storey house with accommodation within the roof space, associated car parking, refuse, cycle provision and hard and soft landscaping

T1 Conifer: Fell G1 Limes: Crown Lift by 5 metres from ground level T2 Ash: Remove lower laterals T3 Cherry; Dead - Fell T4 Sycamore: Remove lowest limb towards house (TPO 188)

G1. Consisting of one Common Lime and 1 Horse Chestnut tree. Reduce heights by 4-5m to allow more sunlight for the fitting of solar panels to the house roof. (TPO no.145)