From 1st site plan, titled 'Cley Road Trees' T1 - Large cedar to crown raise to 4.2m. T2 - Large apple tree to pollard at approx 2.5m. T3 and T4 - Part of a line of long lapsed pleached lime. The rest of the line (G1) will be pollarded back to old cuts at 3.6m and an attempt made to re-establish the foliage of the lower crown to meet the original function of the pleached line of trees. T3 and T4 will be removed to open up the area near the house. T5 - Rosemary-leaved willow to pollard to approx half of current height and remove small stem to the right G2 - line of small trees along the boundary to prune to hold at approx current height (max 0.5m prune) T6 and T7 - Portuguese laurel and cherry laurel to reduce by approx 1/3 (up to 2.5m reduction) T8 - Large bay to reduce the height by approx 50% (up to 4m reduction) T9 - Tall bay to reduce by approx 3m. From 2nd site plan, 'Cley Road Trees 2' T10 and T11 - Sycamore and ash with low branches and close to neighbouring house to crown raise both trees to approx 6m. T12 - Ivy covered laburnum to remove to low stump.

Removal of dying conifer tree (T1). Following are continual works from previous permission having since regrown: prune overhanging branches to front boundary so as not to impede overhead cables and neighbours drive (T2), prune branches to boundary line from neighbouring overhanging trees (T3), (T4) and (T5).

T1- Oak Tree, Stem Diameter- 1m, Tree height- 10m, Canopy width- 7m. Requesting permission to reduce extending lateral branches hanging over the customers boundary by 1.5m (As close to boundary as possible). The customers garden is becoming shaded substantially from these overhanging branches. T2- Oak Tree, Stem Diameter- 1m, Tree height- 10m, Canopy width- 7m. Requesting permission to reduce extending lateral branches hanging over the customers boundary by 1.5m (As close to boundary as possible). The customers garden is becoming shaded substantially from these overhanging branches.

T1 - Lime - Canopy reduce on boundary side by approx 3m -T2 - Sycamore - Crown lift to 5m and canopy reduce by 2m on property side

Yew (T1) - Cut Back To/inline With Fence, Approximately 1m Off The Side. Sycamore (2) - Cut Back To/inline With Fence, Approximately 3m Off 2 Lowest Branches. Beech (3) - Reduce Side Over Property/drive By 1m. Sycamore (T4 labelled at T6 on plan) - Pollard At 5m. Sycamore (T5) - Reduce Back To Fence Line. Beech On Rear Boundary (G1) - Reduce Overhang By 3m. All Work To Keep Clear Of Property And/or Maintain Tree Size For Location.

Line of Poplars along the boundary to Bracondale Court, trim back overhanging branches and reduce the height by up to 5m. - Sycamore Tree close to Ashdown Court, trim back overhanging branches and reduce the height by up to 4m

G15 -Hawthorn Growing on and over boundary.- Fell to ground level to abate nuisance G15 Hawthorn Growing on and over boundary.- Fell to ground level to abate nuisance G16 European Larch - Mature tree with dead wood and snags. Branches encroaching over boundary - Prune back encroaching branches to the boundary. Remove any loose or dangerous dead wood. To abate nuisance G16 European Larch - Mature tree with dead wood and snags. Branches encroaching over boundary - Prune back encroaching branches to the boundary. Remove any loose or dangerous dead wood. To abate nuisance G16 European Larch - Mature tree with dead wood and snags. Branches encroaching over boundary - Prune back encroaching branches to the boundary. Remove any loose or dangerous dead wood. To abate nuisance G19 European Larch - Mature tree with dead wood and snags. Branches encroaching over boundary - Prune back encroaching branches to the boundary. Remove any loose or dangerous dead wood. To abate nuisance G19 Ash - Mature tree with dead wood and snags. Branches encroaching over boundary - Prune back encroaching branches to the boundary. Remove any loose or dangerous dead wood. To abate nuisance 241 Beech - Outer branches encroaching over boundary - Reduce radial spread of branches growing over the boundary from 9 to 6 m to abate nuisance 126 Beech - Large tree near Holt Hall main entrance. Meripilus giganteus at base stem leaning toward gate - Fell to ground level to alleviate risk of root failure in this high target area Mixed Group - Early Mature mixed group edging Church walk foot path Branches encroaching over Church walk foot path immediately behind houses in Rowan Way - Prune back encroaching branches to inner edge of footpath (approximately 1 to 3 m reduction reducing to minimum 3m radial spread). Including 2 field maple, 1 crab apple, 6 ash, 2 ash groups and 2 oak to abate nuisance

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of replacement dining / garden room. Internal and external alterations consisting of blocking door, creation of new rear door and insertion of rooflight. Removal of eastern boundary hedge and erection of timber fence. Installation of timber trellis atop the existing southern boundary fence. Removal of existing tree.

Non-material amendment of planning permission PF/21/1911 (6 no. two-bedroom apartments; alterations to existing access on Overstrand Road; erection of car ports, cycle store, bin store and retaining walls; formation of shared and private amenity spaces and car park; the removal of, and works to, trees; landscaping (including new tree planting); associated works) for the redesign and relocation of bin store and cycle store, removal of car port, use of brick weave paving for car park and drive way, reconfiguration of car park and driveway, widening of the path to the east and south of the building , provision of a path between the driveway and the eastern boundary, changes to shared amenity space, extension and redesign of retaining wall, inclusion of fences and gates to access amenity space for Flat 1 and Flat 4 and changes to windows and doors on Elevation 3 and 5

T1-Oak, remove epicormic growth from trunk, Crown clean & Reduce left hand side by up to 3m as the tree is unbalanced -T2-Oak, remove epicormic growth from trunk, Crown clean - T3 -Leylandi (in neighbours garden) Remove, as well over the boundary line, and surrounded by other trees. (Have permission from owners).