APPLICATION PLANNING PERMISSION FOR WIDER DRIVEWAY AND CUTTING OF TREES SUBJECT TO TPO 127A Foxley Lane CR8 3HR Requesting to have proposed works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order Explanatory notes for the tree schedule provided previously by David Archer Associates on Behalf of Lucus Design in 2017 Only a small specimen of the schedule used based on the information provided by the Matt Rew an Arboricultural Surveyor. This was an inspection carried out by him on Thursday 12th February 2015 on behalf of Lucas Design Who Designed my home 127A Foxley Lane, CR8 3HR This information was for the Trees to my front driveway. I am requesting planning permission to open up the driveway to 127A Foxley Lane Cr8 3hr significantly so that manoeuvring of the vehicles parked can be done safely and without damaging the trees G2 , G3, which are positioned in a way that they are obstructing the driveway rendering it too tight to manoevre safely. Also the trees, G2 , G3 being too close to the house and adjoining property driveway, of 129A FOXLEY LANE, - a new build , the tree debries (branches , leaves )falling into the neighbouring property during stormy weather and heavily into the vehicles bonnet , windshield and body work . I am seeking planning permission to stone tile the driveway at the location of the tree G2, G3 , opening up the driveway to a reasonable size. Placing a low wall - bricking off the remaining area of the trees , securely, leaving soil in place and completing crown reduction of 20% on T3,T4,T5 Note A --- Will show 1. Tree number - expressed in order starting from number 3 2. SPECIES - The common name 3. LIFE STATE - mature , over mature 4. STRUCTURE - whether moderate or poor : MODERATE =A Specimen with only minor defects that are easily remedied or of no long term significance . : POOR =Significant and irremediable physiological or structural defects that may lead to early or premature decline. 5. COMMENTS - Note...

Oak trees - T1-T5 are proposed to have a crown reduction of 3-3.5 meters and the removal of the tree closest to the property in order to prevent tree causing possible damage to house roof. (TPO 26, 1977)

I understand that some of the trees behind our back garden are under a TPO. I am not sure of TPO number as I could not find the planning application when I searched. We would like to part raise and part lower the grass area in our garden to make it level. As i understand, the original planning permission for our property does not allow any excavation for this area hence my application. The trees directly behind our house are small so I would like to get someone to come and have a look to confirm what we can/ can't do.