T2 - Norway maple - See site plan for location - Touching street lamp - Would like to prune to give 2m clearance T4 - Common Oak - See site plan for location - Major deadwood and crown die back - Would like to remove deadwood / reduce back to live growth. Re-shape to form natural shaped crown T11 - Norway maple - See site plan for location - Touching building - Would like to prune to give 2m clearance T15 - Sycamore - See site plan for location - Poor joint between main trunk and sub trunk - Would like to reduce sub trunk by 3 metres in heigh T18 - Ash - See site plan for location - Deadwood - Would like to remove major deadwood. T30 - Sycamore - See site plan for location - Old pruning wound resulting in large cavity at 2.5m - Would like to reduce height of tree by 5m T40 - Sycamore - See site plan for location - Hollow between 3 and 6 metres - Would like to crown reduce by 4 metres T53 - Narrow-leaved Ash - See site plan for location - Historical limb loss, healing normally. Touching building. Recently crown reduced - Would like to prune to give 2 metres clearance to building. T54 - Narrow-leaved Ash - See site plan for location - Touching building - Would like to prune to give 2m clearance to building. T58 - Narrow-leaved Ash - See site plan for location - Suspended branches within crown - Would like to clear broken / suspended branches T59 - Rowan - See site plan for location - Deadwood - Would like to remove deadwood. T60 - Deodar Cedar - See site plan for location - Split in limb (near old pruning wound), over pavement south side at 5 m. Large pruning wound at ground level. Appears stable - Would like to reduce upwards growing section of limb by 4 m (lower section of limb only) T68 - Sweet Chestnut - See site plan for location - Showing signs of post-development stress in upper crown. Limb loss at 2 metres. Appears stable. Touching building - Would like to prune to give 2 metre clearance to building T103 - Cherry (G7) - See site plan for location - Tree ...

Tree Survey conducted on site 10/04/2020 07.00am Duncan Dowle, Aubury Tree Services Limited, Utility and Rail Tree Sureyor. T1-(locust)- Heavily Ivy Clad Tree, signs of crown die back and lots of evidence of dead wood see pictures T1a +T1b, large lateral limb being partially supported by dangerous wall to be demolished cavities+canker present on limb see picture T1c + T1d, Bark Stripping see Picture T1e. Tree identified as proposing a hazard to Rail infrastructure and stability would be effected if development was to continue with plans to remove the dangerous walls undermining the roots which extend onto 1a the mall (BS5837)- Remove tree to ground level allowing dangerous wall to be dismantled safely T2 - (locust) - tree has heavy lean towards rail overhead lines and station platform main stem extends from base at 45? towards platform see picture T2a, irregular crown following rapid re-growth following poor previous pruning leaving weak unions see picture T2b, large cavity at base see picture T2c and large would on main stem with obvious damage to the corewood see pictures T2d. Stump is close to dangerous wall to be removed roots will be present under the wall and extending onto 1a The mall (BS5837)- Remove tree to ground level for safety T3 - (locust) crown die back and deadwood see picture T3a, irregular crown structure following previous poor pruning possibly even a previous failure or pollard, rapid re-growth with weak unions see picture T3b, main root flare visible on embankment see picture T3c tree also has heavy lean towards Rail network and platform see Picture T3d canopy extends over boundary onto 1a The mall roots will be impacted (BS5837)- remove to ground level for safety T4-(Locust) Heavy Ivy Clad, dead wood present, Irregular crown structure following poor previous pruning, Rapid re-growth with weak unions see pic T4a, close competition with T5 adding to the irregular crown see pic T4b, previous limb failure present within the Ivy on main stem. Can...