T1 Lime - To reduce Lime tree in front garden adjacent to garage to create a pollard framework, approximately 4m above the historic pollard points. (TPO No. 25, 2005)

G1 8 x Oak trees to the front of the house and garage area - max 20% crown thin. T1 Oak tree in 18a Woodland way - Crown thin side of crown over No. 20 property not to exceed 20% and remove deadwood G2 3 x Oak trees on side of the house - Crown thin not to exceed 20% and remove deadwood T2 Oak tree in 22 Woodland Way - Cron thin side of the tree over No. 20 garden bot to exceed 20% and remove deadwood (All Repeat Works from previous T Application) (TPO No 87, 2009)

T4 (73) Sycamore Tree - Cut back to boundary line T5 (75) Sycamore Tree - Remove stem with trunk wound T6 (79) Sycamore Tree - crown reduction by 2m T9 (90) Dead Elm Tree - Fell leaving 5-6m habitat monolith T10 (92.1) Sycamore Tree - crown reduce by 3m T11 (136) Common Ash Tree - crown reduce by 4m end heavy lateral limbs T12 (143) Common Ash Tree - crown reduce by 4m end heavy lateral limbs Additional requested works for maintenance/preservation or due to building clearance/damage: T13 (64) Sycamore Tree - Reduce side allowing 2m clearance from the building T14 (68) Sycamore Tree - Reduce side allowing 2m clearance from the building T15 (51) London Plane Tree - Crown lift by 1m T16 (185) Maple Tree - Reduce by 2m T17 (184) Maple Tree - Fell to ground level T18 (199) Norway Maple Tree - Fell to ground level allowing more light to beds T19 Copper Maple Tree - Crown lift by 0.5m T20 & T21 (209 & 210) 2x Rowan Trees - Crown lift by 0.5m T22 & T23 (218 & 219) 2x Rowan Trees - Crown lift by 0.5m T24 Beech Tree - Fell to ground level as too close to the building T25 (221) Stag Horn Sumach - Fell to ground level T26 (117) Honey Locust Tree - Reduce from building allowing 2m clearance T27 (123) Cherry Tree - Fell to ground level as to close to the building T28 (216) - Fell to ground level due to damage to garage building NOTE: ALL EXEMPT TREE WORKS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM PROPOSAL (TPO 48, 1979)

T1: multi stemmed Chestnut: Heavy crown reduction requesting 30-40% approx 8-10m from a lateral growth. T2: multi stemmed chestnut approx 16m in height, requesting de-limb approx 4.5m due to growth over garage and shed. Heavy reduction 30-40% approx 6-8m from a lateral growth. Growing on bank requesting heavy reduction to benefit surrounding buildings and roads. (TPO 30, 1991)

1 x Sycamore - Reduce extended limb growing over garage block (TPO 30, 1979)

T1 , Pine , reduce back overhanging branches from the garage of No40 by 2m T2 , Pine , reduce back overhanging branches from the garage of No40 by 2m T3 , Pine , reduce back overhanging branches from the roof of No40 by 2m T8 , Pine , reduce over extended branch by 2m ensuring a good distance from the building .

Sycamore Tree T9 1997 .We would like to Fell the tree as we now have the planning permission/Appeal in place now to build a new garage in that area. . Reference number PP-09313149 - 8732 Appeal reference 21/00024/HREF. The building work will start in the new year . The building works may damage the roots and may make the tree unstable and dangerous and therefore we would like to fell it .It will also run very close to the new garage .This will avoid it leaning over the new garage and the excessive shading that happens over the autumn may block the drains over the new garage . (TPO 9, 1997)

T1 Beech - 2 metre overall crown reduction up to a max cut size of 25mm. (TPO 11, 1978) I refer to the previous application 21/00457/TRE and decision dated 31/03/2021. This is a revised application as discussed with Robert Goode, Tree Officer (03/09/2021). The trunk is 17ft from garage and 23ft from the house. Excessive shading from the canopy which is overhanging the glass lantern of Orangery extension. Large tree roots were found in rain water 'down pipes' and drainage during the Orangery building works requiring the drains to be rerouted (see photos). Significant root upheaval affecting garden and distortion of concrete fence posts (rear of property). Garden upheaval - horizontal at 7 inches (see photos). Concrete fence post significantly off vertical (see photos). Excessive fall of beech nuts. Ivy will be removed from trunk as recommended by Robert Goode.

Group 1: Generally consisting of Poor condition Sycamore, Hazel Coppice, and Ash - with the exception of the Yew tree, fell remaining trees in group that are situated within 3m of the path on the North side of the scout hut. (Yew to be retained). T1 Ash: Overall crown reduction of 7-8m (Pollard) due to tree dysfunctionality and significant decay cavity on stem at 2-3m. T2 Ash: Remove lowest North facing lateral branch overhanging the boundary. Branch is dysfunctional. T3 Ash: Fell tree - Multi-stem, poor condition dysfunctional tree within significant decay at unions with risk of failure, lean over garage.T4 Ash: Crown reduction of 2-3m and remove lowest west facing lateral branch - Moderate tree, suppressed leaning over boundary. T5 Ash: Fell tree - poor condition dysfunctional tree within significant decay at stem base with risk of failure, lean over boundary. (TPO no.46 & TPO no.9, 2014)

T1 Beech - Reduce lateral spread growing towards the property by 2m leaving 3m, raise crown to 4m T2-T4 Beech - Remove 3/4 low branches over hanging garage roof (TPO 4, 1971)