Twin stemmed Sycamore tree as shown in supporting photo: Fell Reason: One stem severely damaged the other now leans towards the church yard

Details in Discharge of Condition 4 (CMP & CTMP) and 6 (Tree protection) pursuant to DM/1009/22/FUL

Details in Discharge of Condition 4: (CMP & CTMP) Condition 6: (Tree protection) pursuant to DM/0228/23/FUL

Ash tree identified as T1 and yellow star on attached sketch plan. The Ash tree has a notable cavity which extends downwards from a previously removed branch on the South side (See Pic 2). There is a cavity (See Pic 3) at approximately 1m above ground level. The depth of this extends to approximately 50% of the stem diameter. Significant heartwood decay is also visible. The vast majority of the crown of the tree is located within the top 25% of the stem which in such an exposed location creates a significant sail effect. The immediately adjacent Ash tree has also recently failed having similar decay. This has also left this individual tree more exposed to the wind. Due to the now increased risk of this tree also failing and causing damage to outbuildings and/or fences the client wishes to remove the tree.

T1 Sycamore: crown lift to 8m all round. Thin canopy by 15%. Reason: excessive shading.

Details in discharge of Condition 9 (External Ventilation/Extraction) pursuant to DM/0440/23/FUL

Stone Pine in rear garden - remove major secondary limb due to weak basal fork structure

Sycamore in rear garden: Fell tree due to cavity and decay in main stem

Erect cycle shelter and extended path with associated works (Amended Description and Plans received 22nd November 2023 to remove replacement windows from proposal)

Erect detached garage with roof lights to rear to include the installation of an extended driveway (Amended Plans received 21st February 2023 to reduce height of garage)