Sycamore (T2) - crown lifting by removing heavily crossing/rubbing side branches to one side of the tree, and those at ~1.5m from the ground on the other side of the tree to prevent obstruction of fence & shed and impeding use of garden.

1. T1 - Hornbeam - Lean to building, looks like minor root heave, broken peeling bark. Fell to ground level. 2. T2 - Holly - Prune back away from house. 3. T3 - Holly - Totally overgrown in height relation to house, heavy reduction would look unsightly, sat amongst large number of other Holly trees. Fell to ground level. 4. T4 - Holly - Suppressed by large tree that has caused quick growth. Removal to allow more light and ease of movement around site. Fell to ground level. 5. T5 - False Acacia - Leaning towards large Georgian building, is being held up with strap with is anchored to smaller tree, removal to avoid potential hazardous issue. Fell to ground level. 6. T6 - Fir - Crown Raise of lower branches, approx 5 - 7 metres in height mainly pointing towards offices. 7. G1 - Holly Trees - Large group of competing trees, multi stemmed, singular, almost a hedge line. Fell to ground level in order either replant or establish an actual fence line. (2022/TPO/0150/LCC)

The approval of details reserved by conditions 4 (Construction Management Plan), 5 (Arb Supervision), 9 (Works within Protective Fencing), 10 (Management Plan: TPO Ash Tree), 11 (Management Plan: Public Footpath), 12 (Groundwater), 13 (Surface Water: Construction), 14 (Surface Water Drainage Scheme), 15 (Surface Water Management), 16 (Foul Drainage), 17 (Levels), 18 (Materials/Details), 21 (Soft Landscaping), 22 (Hard Landscaping), 23 (Boundary Treatment to Plot 3), 25 (Ecology Mitigation), 30 (Close Existing Access), 32 (Signage at Access) and 34 (Public Footpath Safety Measures) relating to planning permission reference 19/02102/FUL