(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)

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)

Continued use of Heathfield House for educational purposes (Class F1) for Special Educational Needs School with part of the adjacent garden area to provide recreational space for students. Works include new internal doorway, other internal alterations, the erection of fencing around proposed external play areas and other ancillary outdoor space, signage, landscaping/tree works and improvements to existing public car park and pedestrian pathway.

T1 Horse Chestnut: Crown reduce by 2m in height and radial spread, however up to 3m radial spread toward the house and crown clean. T2 Norway Maple: Crown reduce by 2m in height and radial spread. Reasons - Trees are overly dominant in a small garden and block sunlight. (TPO - 25, 1993)

At the rear of the house a Sycamore tree with a large cavity at the bottom, needs to be removed to allow the other four sycamores in its place to grow. (TPO 23, 1973)

T1, Douglas fir tree to be removed to ground level. My client is very happy to replant in his garden to a more suitable place for the tree and the house.

Two Lawson Cypress (G1 - within TPO group G1) - reduce height by approximately 3m to leave at approximately 5m - to reduce the shading of the rear garden. Two Lawson Cypress (G2 - within TPO group G1) - reduce height by approximately 4m to leave at approximately 5m to reduce the shading of the rear garden. Three Lawson Cypress (G3 - within TPO group G1) - reduce height by approximately 6 - 7m to reduce the shading of the rear garden. Two Lawson Cypress (G4 - within TPO group G1) - fell to approximately ground level due to the proximity of the house and the amount of shade created. (TPO 11, 1971)

Mature Beech Tree - Fell (TPO 11/1978) 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 Replant with one standard tree in the same position - your guidance would be welcome.

T1, T2, T3 & T4 (x4) Western Red Cedar. To be toped by 4-6M to the natural line within the tree to maintain the size and to minimise the worry in the high winds being so close to the house. (TPO no.19, 2008)