1no. Willow (T1 on plan) - Repollard to 4 metres above ground 2no. Ash (T2 and T3 on plan) - Crown reduce to leave 6 metre high trunk 1no. Hedge (T4 on plan) - Reduce to fence height 2no Ash (T5 and T6 on plan) - Crown reduce to 9 metres above ground

ESC TPO 035/2021 T1 Oak - Crown reduction of up to 3 metres and crown lift of up to 5 metres. Reason: This will give adequate clearance for fences and other services and buildings that surround the tree to not interfere with the trees future growth, and for the tree to not interfere with anything on neighbouring properties. T2 Hornbeam - Crown reduction of up to 3 metres and crown lift of up to 5 metres Reason: to allow more light onto lawns and give clearance for phone lines which are currently within the lower crown.

Repeat reduction to previous pruning points & removal of overhanging canopy of sycamore & several ash trees that line our rear perimeter fence

T1 Elder (on plan as Hawthorn) located back left of car park between the retaining wall and fence - Fell to ground level. Reason: causing fence to fall apart and putting pressure on retaining wall. T2 Holly located back centre of car park - Reduce in height to 3 metres above ground level and lateral reduction by 0.5 metres. (height 5-6m and spread 4.5-5m). Reason: remedial pruning works

Removal of the existing chain link /concrete post fencing. Existing fence approx 1.8m + barbed wire topped. Install new 2.1m high palisade fence with main gates set-back into the site to enable larger lorries with turn into the yard. The auxiliary gates to be placed in the same location as the existing.

Prior Notification - Clearing a dirt path trail through the woods. Planting indigenous species of trees to enhance the visual aesthetic of the woodland. To manage the public footpath by erecting post and rail fencing 3 meters either side of it. To maintain the footpath by clearing leaves and fallen branches and any other natural debris that occurs. The main idea for this area is to add some extra length onto our cross-country cycle trail. At present this is a 4-mile loop and our hope is to add an additional 2 miles of trail onto that, to make a total circuit of 6 miles. On existing site-to convert two shipping containers (see drawings) to house a check in point and first aid area which will also serve as a repairs shop, bike hire and merchandise sales area. The containers are semi permanent, recycled, that can be relocated in the future. If required the containers will be clad in wood to be in keeping with 'natural' theme of the park. Management of the land/woodland We will be using and taking advice from a woodland management company to take care of the trees and to ensure that the local resident wildlife is protected and encouraged. Anyone interested is most welcome to request copies of any reports produced. The existing pheasant pen and all associated equipment (such as animal traps found on site) will be removed. We are also in the process of removing other rubbish discovered, including an old abandoned car and parts dotted around, and hundreds of shotgun cartridge shells that litter the land.

Discharge of Condition(s) Nos. 4 and 5 of DC/19/4130/FUL - Clearance of some of an overgrown area to create a multi-functional amenity space for the local community with: a) area of long meadow grass with wild flowers and small fruiting trees, b) woodland area with trees, woodland planting, c) mown games area, d) an existing area of scrub land to maintain the ecological diversity. We aim to improve the natural habitat, and to encourage wildlife with more mixed native hedging and trees whilst creating a secure space for children with timber post and rail fencing of the stream and ditch. We have made provision for rubbish and recycling bins. We intend to site notice boards describing the wildlife that lives in the area so as to provide further interest for visitors. We have consulted with the Suffolk Wildlife trust for a wildlife appraisal (enclosed) and will continue to do so as the project progresses, in particular to ask for mitigation measures in developing the site so as to achieve a net gain in biodiversity. Some of this net gain will be through adding other plant species whilst retaining some of the existing scrub as well as the installation of bat boxes, small bird nesting boxes and bug boxes - Prior to the commencement of the development provision of details of tree planting, grassland creation methodology and fencing shall be submitted to the local planning authority. And Prior to the first use of the land a long term management plan for the site shall be produced identifying how its biodiversity value will be maintained and enhanced.

1no. Lime (T001 on plan) - Pollard regrowth on field side stem, 1no. Lime (T002 on plan) - Remove 2 dead stems, 1no. Elm (T003 on plan) - Fell, 1no. Elm (T004 on plan) - Fell 2 larger dead stems, 1no. Oak (T005 on plan) - Remove 1 dead limb section, 1no. Group of mixed species (G001 on plan) - Lateral reduction on field side to fence line and reduce in height to 2.4 metres above ground.

Allotment land 1 x Sycamore (closest to No 9 & 11 Church Street) - Prune back from buildings by up to 3m & remove elongated limb to prevent future failure & reduce 2 x limbs growing over allotment by up to 3m to match with rest of canopy 1 x leaning Plum - Fell to ground level to prevent damage to fence of No. 15 Church Street 1 x Sycamore (middle right when viewed from allotments) - Install cobra bracing to prevent stem failure

TPO ESCC 53 1965 Macrocarpa conifer on rear boundary with Haylings House - to reduce back over hang or remove completely to prevent ongoing damage to boundary fence and greenhouse from falling branches, and future risk to property.