Application for T1. Beech - Reduce in height by 2m. Current height 16m leaving at 14m. Reduce radial spread north east and west by 2m. Current radius 10m leaving at 8m. Reduce radial spread south by 2.5m. Current radius 11mm leaving at 9.5. Crown lift to 5m above ground level as ensure a clearance of up to 2m from roof levels subject to Tree Preservation Order No. 2 1962.

Application for 1. Oak tree (in a woodland TPO) over the steps at ///scouts.army.gains reduce the overextended low branch by up to 2.5m, to retain suitable secondary branches; 2. Hazel group to the rear of the brick outhouse: ///cone.nurses.grabs-Lift the crown to clear the roof by approximately 2m; 3. Oak tree to the rear of car parking area: ///lands.sooner.cages-Remove significant deadwood that may affect the parking area subject to Tree Preservation Order No.3 1983

Application for T1 mature Sweet Chestnut tree-Selectively prune back the upper canopy to leave a clearance from any part of the building of 2.5 metres, to remove those branches that are now touching the roof line; T2 mature Oak tree- Lift the lower canopy and prune back those limbs that are now touching the roof to leave a clearance of 2.5 metres; T3 mature Plane tree-Selectively prune the low hanging branches on the roof side to leave a clearance of 3 metres, from those branches that are close to and now touching the roof; T4 mature Oak tree (with large storm damaged limb) - Completely remove the low, hanging, storm damaged branch and clean up the remaining stub, deadwood the remaining tree subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1978

Application for T4. young Oak tree (adj to and in front on holiday house) -Lightly prune back a number of minor limbs to leave a clearance from the roof of 2 metres; T5. Lawson Cypress (left hand flank of the holiday house overhanging covered area) - Prune back minor limbs to leave a clearance from the roof of 2 metres: T6 Mature Oak tree (adj to rear left corner of holiday house) - Prune back to leave a clearance of two metres from any part of the roof or walling; T7. group of Beech trees (rear of holiday cottage) - Prune back all limbs to leave a clearance from the roof line or any part of the wall, of 2 metres all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1978

Application for: No. 28: Tree 'A' in the hedgerow: Remove significant deadwood. Cotinus: Reduce back to approx boundary line to remove overhang to the seating area. Tree 'B' Scots Pine: Remove low branch x2 heading to park boundary. Remove small branch close to house roof / gutter. Remove significant dead wood. No. 29. Tree 'C' Scots Pine: Reduce lower branch by approx 1.5m to allow more light into property and garden. Remove small branches close to the house. Remove significant dead wood No. 30 Tree 'D' Scots Pine: Reduce low branch(es) by approx 1 to 1.5m. Remove significant deadwood. No. 32 Tree 'E' Scots Pine: Circled green on photo - Remove small branch towards the house (over the fig tree) Circled yellow - Remove small branch. Circled in red - to be left alone. all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.3 2012

Application for T1, T2, T3 Large Leylandii x 3 (on rear boundary) - reduce in height to neighbouring gutter level (4 Merileys Close) removing up to 2m of growth and reduce lateral growth from neighbour's boundary by approximately 1.2m clearance T4, T5, T6, T7, T8, T9, T10, T11 Large Leylandii x 8 growing on rear boundary in the garden of No. 2 Merileys Close and the side boundary of No. 8 Fawkham Avenue. Reduce lateral growth from hanging on the roof of No. 8 Fawkham Avenue by cutting back to neighbour's boundary all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.7 1988

Application to reduce growth overhanging roof of property by 2m, back to yellow line as shown within annotated photo, remove epicormic growth annually of 1 No. Oak tree (T1) and cut back branches overhanging the roof of the property by 1m to the east and reduce western side of the crown by 2m as shown within the annotated photo, remove epicormic growth annually of 5 No. Sweet Chestnut trees (T2-T6) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.16 1983

Application to raise tree canopy to roof ridge height subject to Tree Preservation Order No.1 1998

Application for removal of branches overhanging roof of 16 Fairlight Cross of 1 No. trees (one tree split in two) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.10 1980

Application for 1.Small Leaved Limed. Crown lift to 6 metres and prune to give minimum 1.5 metre clearance from adjacent roof; 2. Holm Oak - Crown lift to 6 metres and remove large limb overhanging path and conservatory; 3.Robinia - Remove stem leaning towards building; 4.Holm Oak Crown lift to 6 metres; 5.Common Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to 6 metres and reduce western canopy overhanging paved area in 3 metre; 6. Leyland cypress overhanging neighbouring gardens x 2 subject to Tree Preservation Order No.1 1964