T1 Lime Tree Crown reduce by 12ft (4m.) 30% to protect overhead cables from damage. T2 Holm Oak Crown reduce by 15ft (5m.) 30% to maintain shape, protect roof of boat house and for safety from falling branches. T3 False Acacia Crown reduce by 15ft (5m.) 30% and removal of dead branches to maintain safety to boat house and traffic on Tower Lane, and also neighbouring bungalow. T4 Silver Birch Fell. Self-seeded, previously over lopped and misshapen and unbalanced. Suppressing T5 Bay. Shading solar panels.

ESC TPO 120/2022 Trees numbered as per application / plan not TPO T1 Oak located adjacent to building and side footpaths encroaching on to building and roof - Reduce side laterals only to give 2m clearance to building. T2 & T3 Oaks growing in car park adjacent to building - Reduce back to give 2m clearance. Reason: trees are encroaching on to building. T4 Macrocarpa growing in car parking area adjacent to bungalow and care home - Remove deadwood and reduce height to 12m spread to 5m radius. Reason: tree is dying back in its upper crown. T5 Sweet Chestnut growing behind care home overhanging kitchen and extraction flues - Reduce back side laterals only to give 2m clearance to building. G1 numerous Dead Elms - Fell to ground level Reason: there are many groups of dead elms which are advanced in decay adjacent to the main roads ,these require urgent removal on safety grounds. T6 Scots Pine located within the woodland area - Fell to ground level Reason: standing dead should be removed as it is within striking distance of open area which is used. T7 Sweet Chestnut on driveway just before care home entrance - Fell to ground level Reason: dead stem within striking distance of access road T8 Holly on access road - Fell to ground level Reason: standing dead

To dismantle holm oak to approximately 10ft. The tree line has a huge amount of decay and rot in the main trunk and also has a large fracture crack present. The tree is heavily weighted towards the bungalow and the residents at Cranmer House are concerned the tree may fall.