Ash tree (North East corner by road). Reduce crown by 30%, Ash tree (North East corner by pond) to fell, (Ash die-back making dangerous) and 8 Ash trees (on Northen boundary adjacent to house) to fell (Ash die-back making dangerous)

T1 - Neighbouring Oak over hanging branches to be reduced back to boundary (2.5 - 3 Metres) T2 - Neighbouring Oak over hanging branches to be reduced back to boundary (2.5 - 3 Metres) T3 - Neighbouring Oak over hanging branches to be reduced back to boundary (2.5 - 3 Metres)

Approval of conditions 10 (Landscaping and Planting), 19 (Woodland and Soft Landscaping Management Plan), 20 (Tree and Planting Schedule) and 22 (Boundary Treatment) relating to Application LW/21/0250

Discharge of condition 4 (boundary treatment), condition 12 (hard & soft landscaping), condition 13 (arboricultural method statement), condition 18 (footway and parking area surfacing), condition 19 (construction management plan), condition 20 (car parking provision), condition 21 (vehicle turning space), condition 22 (cycle parking spaces), condition 23 (temporary arrangements for access and turning for construction traffic), condition 26 (asbestos), condition 27 (construction environmental manageent plan) and condition 28 (tree protection details) of planning application LW/16/0800

TG1. Hazel, Ash and Holly Trimming back Hazel growth to boundary, overhanging Tarn Kennels from Woodland to East of Mill Rose Way. Trimming back overhanging branches of 2 x Ash. Felling of 1 x Holly (Fallen/heavily leaning). Reasons: for safety and general maintenance of buildings/fences at Tarn Kennels. Trees have grown/fallen onto buildings. The Ash may well have succumb to Ash dieback and are heavily leaning towards the East. The Holly tree has fallen onto boundary fence and would appear unstable. All works should not affect the integrity or amenity of this boundary stretch of woodland.

T1 Ash - Infected with AD - Fell, retaining 4m stems as habitat. T2 Ash - Infected with AD, Poor unbalanced form - Fell to ground level T3 Elder - damaging boundary fence - Fell to ground level

Lime tree - fell 1 no. branch extending over boundary fence to prevent excessive shading

1 x Ash (T23) and 1 x Oak (T24) Cut back all overhanging branches to the boundary line to the rear

T1- Mulberry tree reduce top height by 1.5 meters and reshape lateral growth to match. Reasons- this tree fell over last year and has now stabilised and we can reduce to a more manageable size. T2- Acer- 1 meter down and reshape. T3- conifer- cut to boundary Reasons- maintain compact size to trees.

T31 Sycamore - Fell to ground level and poison the stump to prevent regrowth T33 Ash - Fell to ground level and poison the stump to prevent regrowth T34 Sycamore - Reduce the crown overhanging the boundary of The Lodge by approximately 2.5m and reduce/rebalance the remaining crown as required