T1: x1 Golden Robinia tree, situated on R/H boundary, approx 6 metres tall. Suggested work - fell to ground level. Reason - due to space restrictions. T2: x1 Gleditsia triacanthos, also situated on R/H boundary nearer house, approx 6.5 metres tall. Suggested work - fell to ground level. Rewason - due to area becoming very congested with other trees.

T1 - x1 Mature Acer located in the rear garden of the property. Close to the house. Suggested works are to fell to ground level T2 - x1 Pleached Hornbeam located in the rear garden, along the northern boundary wall. Suggested works are to fell to ground level

Approval of details pursuant to conditions 03 (schedule of all materials), 04 (cycle parking), 05 (water), 07 (soft landscaping and tree planting), 09 (tree protection), 12 (Method of Construction Statement), 13 (surface water drainage system), 15 (boundary treatments) & 16 (waste and recycling storage) of planning permission 20/04319/FUL (Demolition of existing rear garages and erection of 2-bed 2-storey house) granted on 17.09.2021.

Front garden Front boundary T1 - Mature Euonymus Fell to groud level and poison ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY. . The mature shrub is located in the front garden of 48 Newquay House on the front boundary . The shrub has matured and become an undesirable species for its location . It has started to undermine the front boundary wall area and putting the entrance gate out of alignment . To reduce the future risk of damage to the front boundary wall and railings

Approval of details pursuant to conditions 27 (Tree Protection Plan), 29 (Arboricultural Method Statement) and 30 (Arboricultural Site Supervision and Tree Protection Monitoring) of planning permission ref : 18/04183/FUL (Application for Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the demolition of the existing Oval House Theatre and the construction of a part five part six storey hotel building (Use Class C1), comprising 95 bedrooms, ancillary bar and restaurant and associated landscaping, servicing, on-site parking and new boundary treatment; and refurbishment of the Grade II listed White House building consisting of the replacement of a modern single storey rear extension, the removal of modern internal partitions, change of use of lower floors of the White House from ancillary theatre office (sui generis) to office (Use Class B1a) and the change of use of the second floor from office (Use Class B1a) to temporary residential accommodation (Sui Generis)) granted on 21.06.2019.

T1 and T2 Juniper Skyrockets, either side of the front door . Overgrown for location and not suited to pruning. Remove and replace with slower growing and manageable fastigiate yews. T3 Holm Oak. Height approx 7m. Diameter approx 23cm. Remove. Position on southern boundary means removal will allow light into garden which is already and will remain heavily wooded. Ultimate size will heavily impact on light in the house. T4 Apple tree. Re-shape at about 6 meters and thin crown by 20-30%. Works approved in 2014 but not carried out.

It is proposed to fell one Ash tree in the rear garden of The Coach House, because it is starting to dominate the rear garden and affect the reasonable enjoyment of the property. It is proposed to plant two new Silver Birches along the rear boundary in replacement.

T1&2 Limes (x2) - Reduce heights by 8m down to a final pollarded height of 7m. Reason: Trees are very large for its location and client is worried that it may cause damage to the house when trees are in full leaf. It blocks light and causes damage to boundary wall. Squirrels are also accessing the roof from the trees, causing excessive damage to neighbours property.

1 x Sycamore tree (T1) to rear of property - reduce crown back to previous points of reduction (2-3m off height and width), Cherry Laurel trees (T2) - reduce branches extending over neighbour's house back to the boundary line.