1. 4 x Oak trees (T1, T2, T3, T4), (rear right western boundary) - Reduce height by reduction to suitable lateral growth points, by up to 6 metres to leave canopy height of 18 metres. To tier tree height away from property and blend with tree line to southern aspect and cove road boundary. 2. 2 x Oak trees (T5,T6) (rear south western boundary) - reduce north eastern aspect of canopies over garden buildings, to suitable lateral growth points, by up to 5 metres, to leave canopies of 10 metres radially. To reduce lateral extension over garden buildings.

Large mature oak (T30 on the TPO schedule) with branches overhanging and beginning to make contact with the properties to the north and south. The oak is showing low vigour from the branch tips, with some dieback and minimal foliage extension growth. Crown reduce by 2-3m to suitable growth points to give clearance to the adjacent properties. 2-3m in from the current crown dimensions foliage development has better vitality which indicates that the tree is entrenching to some extent and trying to manage itself at a smaller size such that allowing branches to dieback naturally, is not acceptable due to the location of the tree over a busy footpath and close proximity to property and private amenity space.

Plan Map uploaded to help description T1 Oak in rear garden in G39 - Up to 3m reduction on West side of canopy (house side) to reduce laterals away from the property as they are starting to interfere with the property at number 57 to leave a crown spread of no less than 4m. Reduce top of canopy by up to 2 m to shape in lateral reductions on side and to reduce leverage of lean towards property. Remove lowest 2 branches to crown lift to a height of no more than 5 m. Scotts Pines in rear garden T2 and 3 in G39 - Remove deadwood off all Scotts Pines in rear garden. Remove lowest limb off T3 Scotts Pine and reduce next two lowest westerly limbs by up to 2m to reshape and reduce over lateral extension. T4 Conifer in G39 - Remove small Conifer from G39 as weak specimen and provides very little cover or amenity value in terms of creating any privacy shielding for client or neighbour to the rear. Will improve chances for Sweet chestnut to establish and allow better spacing within the group. G38 Front of Property, right hand side of drive as approaching - Crown lift up to 5 m to reduce interfering branches onto vehicles and reduce over extending droppers.

Extension of approval 18/01648/TPO

Rear garden 1 - To reduce height of one Lawson Cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) by 6-7m (to 13-14m) i.e. by one third (the tree is 20m high). There are two woodpecker holes 3cm across in the main trunk 30cm vertically apart and when a climbing inspection was undertaken they were found to join up and also extend some 30cm down inside the main trunk. 2 - Fell to 100mm above ground level one suppressed Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) with single branch as canopy.

T1 - Silver Birch - Fell T2 - Oak - Remove lowest limb T3 - Oak - Reduce the over-extend low limbs by 2m and clean out any crossing branches and deadwood

Oak - Remove branches overhanging garden of 177 Tavistock Road, raise crown to 6m and trim back other overhanging branches that currently extend to 6m by 1.5m

Oak T1 - Trim the lower canopy up to 9m from ground level to house aspect (West) to give no more than 4m clearance from the fabric of the building and remove dead and defective branches from the remaining crown. Shorten back branches in upper canopy to 1 metre from the edge of the low guttering on extension i.e. in line with lower reduced canopy. Cypress T2 - Fell to ground level one Lawson Cypress

Oak Tree Remove any storm damage back to the nearest healthy growth point Clean out canopy and remove any major deadwood, rubbing and crossing branches whilst maintaining balance of tree shape Prune the branches that extend towards the house at 9 Brook Close, in order to give no more than 4.0meters clearance from the house, using branch tip reduction techniques only No removal of epicormic growth Above works are maintenance to tree, last performed in 2010 and in line with what was approved at that time Tree alongside canal overflow (last maintained in 2010, so broadly in line with that approval, albeit less off slower growing Yew and reduction in Holly adjacent to Oak Tree) Yew - reduce canopy spread by 1m and slight reduction in height Holly - reduce lateral spread by 2m and align heights to adjacent trees Hazels - reduce lateral spread by 2m and align heights to adjacent trees Holly (by Oak Tree) - reduce lateral spread by 2m and reduce height by 4m 3 Limes Remove any storm damage back to the nearest healthy growth point Clean out canopy and remove any major deadwood, rubbing and crossing branches whilst maintaining balance of tree shape Reduce canopy from fabric of property at 11 Aldershot Road to create clearance of 3 meters