Non Material Amendment of 21/02019/REM to (i) change in roof type on Asher and Cooper house types, (ii) changes to footprint and floorplan of Worsley maisonette block for M4(3) compliance to ground floor units and consequential changes to site layout, (iii) removal of section of footpath, (iv) amended boundary location for Spruce Plots 13, 18, 90 and 86, (v) change in handing to Aspen Plot 100, (vi) addition of a red roof tile to selected plots, (vii) revised position of trees, and (viii) amended wording to Condition 12 (first-floor windows).

Horse Chestnut (T1) - Full crown reduction by two metres from all branches, to reduce the risk of further branch failure. Sycamore (T2) - Cut back the branches on the East side of the tree by 1.5m, to remove any overhang above the roof of 15 The Green and allow more light.

T2. Horse Chestnut - remove ivy and suckers to 2m. T3, Lime - crown lift over road and entrance to Rectory to 4m. T5. Elm - dead - fell. T7. Holm Oak - Shorten selective limbs to counter excessive spread by up to 3m. T13. Elm - dead - fell. T14. English Walnut - Prune to clear roof by removing primary branch originating at 2m next to fence. T15. Yew x 2 - Prune to clear building at rear by 1m . T25. Dogwood - Coppice all stems at around 1m (removing dead stems). T26. Yew - reduce tree to 2.4m. T27. Yew - reduce to 2m.

We are proposing the works to the below tree as it allowing squirrels to get into the property roof and is also heavily overhanging TCH Harrison Ford. T1 - Oak - reduce height by three metres and shape laterals accordingly by approximately three metres.

Unknown (T1) - fell trees because dead with collapsed large branches leaning onto single story garage roof and likely to fall if high winds. Currently present significant risk, particularly with young children on property. Only behind held up by Ivy leaves and roots. Yew (T2) - take around 1.5 metres off the western side and front side due to large branches impeding onto single story garage, and overhanging entrance way to property.

A1: False acacia Branches are too close and reached the roof of the listed building apply to remove the branches back to the main trunk and reduce 5 meters of the height of the tree. A2: Beech 3m lateral reduction back to suitable growth points. A3: Yew tree: 1-1.5m reduction to suitable growing points for the benefit of the tree. 1775: Sycamore Fell and replace. C1: Plum tree Been pointed out by tree surgeon that its dangerous after a huge branch split from the main chunk recently especially the tree is right on top of two gas tanks. tree to be removed as its dangerous

G1 2x Yew: reduce height by 1.8m. Trim sides over driveway T1 Yew: crown lift to clear garage roof by 1m. Reduce remaining tree by 2m T2 Pine: crown lift to 3m to clear neighbouring garage roof by 30cm

T-1 Horse Chestnut, reduce over extended limbs by 2 metres. T-2 Horse Chestnut, reduce over extended limbs over car park by 3-4 metres to suitable growth points. T-3 Horse Chestnut, reduce Limbs over car park disabled bays by 1-2 metres to suitable growth points. Reduce over extended limb over the roof of public house by 4-5m to prevent weight failure and balance tree.

Cutting back lime tree1.5m away from building/roof lime aerial and fell dead unidentifiable tree.

T1 Sycamore: reduce by 2.5m. crown lift to 6m over garage to clear roof by 2m