Discharge of condition 4 (Tree Protection Plan), pursuant to 23/01306/HOU - erection of single storey rear extension following demolition of conservatory and alterations to door and window to ground floor rear, blocking up of window and insertion of window to ground floor side.

1. Mature oak tree (rear garden) - Removal of dead, dying and crossing branches including low hanging branch over neighbours conservatory. Large dead branch recently fell to ground and onto public path. Neighbours have repeatedly expressed concerns to us over condition of tree.

1. Silver Birch (TPO-20519) dead - Fell. 2. Pine (TPO-01/01091/HDC) - Crown lift and removal of larger limb overhanging conservatory and dead wood Concerns for glass conservatory beneath - concern for risk of injury to occupants. Reason for not replanting new tree - too close to adjoining properties/fence line/ group of trees within small area. (20519)

1). 6 x English Oak - Lift low canopy from 6 English Oaks to approximately 8 metres, overhanging lawn. 2) Oak tree on the right side of lawn -, remove 2 limbs, approximately 20 cm in diameter, growing between the Silver Birch in the lawn and a large Scots Pine. The trees are over shadowing the clients garden and lawn. This works will allow more light into the clients garden The lifting height will be approximately level with the top of the conservatory on top of the house. 3). Silver Birch - Fell to approximately ground level one 1 dead Silver Birch near corner of football pitch.

Approval of Conditions 3- construction method statement- 4- materials- 5- trees- and 6- landscaping- pursuant to 22/01247/FUL Construction of a two bedroom dwelling with new access from Chaundlers Croft (following demolition of existing conservatory and two outbuildings) and bike store to serve host dwelling

1. T1 Oak tree - Lift low branches to approximately 4 metres from ground level from mature twin stemmed oak by removal of the first four lowest small branches on the sub-dominant co-stem to allow more light. 2. T2 Oak tree - Shorten back one limb growing over conservatory roof to first major limb at approximately 3 metres from main trunk from twin stemmed oak. 3. T3. Oak - Remove first three lowest branches from small oak under the canopy of T1 to allow more light into garden.

1. T4. Beech - Remove three to four lowest branches from neighbours beech overhanging conservatory roof - no branches bigger than 50mm to be removed. Shorten back remaining branches to approximately one metere in a vertical line from the front of the conservatory, pruning back to suitable live secondary growth.

T1 - Crown raise by 3.5m of Beech next to shed to remove lowest overhanging limb. T2 - Twin stem sycamore remove as poorly formed with co-dominant stems. T3 - Remove Beech as poorly formed and close to property. T4 - Birch remove as very pronounced lean towards neighbours conservatory. T5 - Sycamore - remove as damage to the base and close to property. T6 - Sycamore - remove as damage at base will lead to future decay T7 - Sycamore with cavity at base pooling water so high danger of decay.

Approval of Condition 3- materials- and 4- tree protection- pursuant to 20/01008/HOU Demolition of existing timber conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension and associated internal alterations.

Approval of Condition 3- materials-4- method statement- and 5- tree protection- pursuant to 20/01009/LBC Demolition of existing timber conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension and associated internal alterations.