* Steps down to existing drive. * Steps down to new decked area * Relocation of bin store and planter. * New section of 1m high closed board fence.

Arb team to pollard neighbours Elder tree overhanging bin store area using chainsaws and rope and harness techniques. Crown to be reduced laterally to 1.5 metres behind fence line and to a height of 2.5 metres from ground level.

T1 twin Stem Sycamore on boundary, fell to ground level to repair damaged boundary fence T2 Stem Sycamore on boundary, fell to ground level to repair damaged boundary fence

Holm Oak Tree (T1) - requires root pruning because of damage to neighbour's property. Proposal is to prune roots at the boundary fence with our neighbour (no 42) as outlined in the Tree Hazard evaluation. (TPO 47, 1990)

T1 Horse Chestnut T2 Unknown We wish to level or terrace our garden as appropriate. I imagine this will required digging where there are roots or filling above the roots. There are roots from both trees near the surface of the lawn, which is entirely sloped. We would like advice regarding T1 and T2 damaging the fence as they grow.

Construction of 3G all weather sports pitches with associated floodlighting and fencing.

T1, 3x White Poplar trees located at the front of the church by the bus stop, reduce/ re pollard to most previous points by 2-3 metres to prevent weak regrowth from snapping out over footpath and bus stop. T2, 1x Holly tree located at the front of the church growing close to the fence and staring to affect church railings, Reduce height by 1.5 metres and hedge cut sides to match. T3, 1x Lime tree located in the rear car park close to the building, re pollard to previous points to prevent foliage from blocking gutters and rubbing on building. T4, 1x Holly tree located in the courtyard area, reduce the height by 50% and cut back from building, to stop shading from church window.