TPO Application - Carpinus Betulus, tree overwhelmed by ivy and is causing damage to the boundary fence of the property (by lifting). We would like to remove the tree. Replacment Carpinus Betula can be placed nearby subject to TPO 1 of 1969

TPO Application - T1: Overstood multi stemmed chestnut next to fence approx 10m coppice to Approx 30cm above ground level T2: Overstood multi stemmed Willow next to fence approx 10m coppice 3 x stems leaning towards house to Approx 30cm above ground level T3: Overstood multi stemmed willow approx 10-12m tall remove large stem leaning towards house T4: Hazel approx 7m in height coppice to approx 30cm above ground level T5: Hazel approx 4m in height coppice to approx 30cm above ground level T6: Overstood multi stemmed chestnut next to fence approx 10m coppice to Approx 30cm above ground level T7: Hazel approx 4m in height coppice to approx 30cm above ground level T8: Overstood multi stemmed willow approx 10-12m tall remove 2 x large stems leaning towards house T9: Chestnut approx 2m in hight fell to ground T10: Overstood Chestnut approx 10m in hight leaning towards house coppice to Approx 30cm above ground level T11: Overstood Chestnut approx 10m in hight leaning towards house coppice to Approx 30cm above ground level T12: Hornbeam crown lift overhangging branches to approx 7m T13: Overstood Chestnut approx 15m in hight leaning towards house coppice to Approx 30cm above ground level T14: Hornbeam in close proximity to house garage dismantle to ground level T15: Silver birch in close proximity to house garage dismantle to ground level All of the above is to increase light into property remove heavily leaning branches and decrease future maintenance costs

Removal of existing timber fence and metal mesh fence and posts. Demolition of part of ragstone wall to form access to new off street parking, including erection of low walls to the sides of the new entrance in ragstone to match existing. Creation of parking and turning area in grey permeable paving, erection of rustic post and rail fence with indigenous hedge, timber gates, and removal of 2no. leylandii trees.

TPO Application - PART A: Oak (T2) - fell as this tree is huge and in an elevated position due to the uneven ground levels in ours and the garden where the tree is situated. The branches are very thick and long and there is a danger that these will fall in high winds or a storm. PART B: Beech (T1) - fell because the tree has been identified as diseased. The tree is situated approximately 2 metres behind our garden fence and the branches overhang where we sit and eat.

Removal of scrub, minor filling and re-grading of existing field and creation of a pond, including planting of marginal vegetation, species rich grassland, and indigenous trees and shrubs, and erection of a post and rail fence to existing right of way as shown on drawing references: 19.5007.01 Rev D; 02 Rev B; 03 Rev A; 04 Rev A; and 05 Rev A.