Tree Preservation Order application: 1 - Fallen Beech stem - cut up first 8m of stem (from Yew) into liftable sections and stack on top of bankside by log pile, leaving last 3-4m of stem in situ, 2 - Yew - tidy broken branch stubs and remove hanging broken branches from crown, 3 - Cherry - remove secondary limb growing towards adjacent property back to main stem, 4 and 5 - Sycamore - remove lowest branch over driveway back to main stem, 6 - Yew - trim back vegetation closest to drive by 0.5m up to height of 3m and 7 - Mixed trees/shrubs and Ivy - trim back all foliage to boundary wall/fence line to height of 3m over public footpath

Tree Preservation Order Application to have several branches cut back to boundary fence on 1no. Scots Pine tree (raise crown at outer edges to between 3.6m - 4.5m)

Tree Preservation Order: T2 - Common Lime - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level and further prune branches to give 1m clearance to adjacent fence - To enable access, T7 - Sycamore - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defect (see report) T8 - Oak - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T9 - Common Lime - Crown lift by removing epicormic growth and minor branch extending East of the stem that arises at 2.75m above ground level - To enable access T10 Horse Chestnut - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defects (see report), T11 - Ash - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defects (see report), T13 - Lime - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T17 - Ash - Crown lift to give 5.5m clearance above ground level - To give clearance to adjacent building, T19 - Lime - Crown lift to give 3.0m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T20 - Lime - Crown lift by trimming tertiary branching only over the lawn to give 2.5m clearance above ground level. - To enable access, G1 - Mixed Species Group - Crown lift trees overhanging the road to give 5.5m clearance over the road and footpath. Prune back the Elder and Sycamore to ensure 3m clearance is given above ground level over the footpath. Remove the dead Silver Birch stem located 2.1m North of the front gate. Prune back Ash stub to the Southern end of the group that is in contact with the boundary fencing - To enable access, clearance to highway and maintenance of the group

Tree Preservation Order Works:- T1 (Ash) - Remove tree as it is pushing directly upon the property boundary fence of 2a Pinewood Drive and is causing damage to the fence

Tree Preservation Order application: Tree Preservation Order application: T3 Silver Birch - Strip Ivy to assess health, remove deadwood T4 Silver Birch - Strip Ivy to assess T5 Hawthorn - Remove Ivy and reduce in height by maximum of 1.5m T6 & T7 Holly - Reduce in height by maximum of 1.5m and reduce in depth by 0.5m T9 Beech - Crown lift to fence height and shorten back lower branches that are overhanging the fence into the road at the school. T11 Beech - Remove due to poor health and major cavity causes die back T12 Beech - Shorten stems back away from building by a maximum of 0.5m and crown clean and remove deadwood. T13 Beech - Remove due to tree failure T14 Beech - Crown reduce by up to 15% G1 Holly/Hawthorn - Reduce in height by up to 1.5m in height T15 Sycamore - Crown lift off of fence and reduce crown by up to 10% T16 Beech - Remove tree due to poor health and replace with similar tree T18 Beech - Remove tree due to poor health and replace with similar tree T19 Beech Group - Reduce in height by up to 1.5m in height T20 Sycamore- Crown reduce by up to 15% T27 Horse Chestnut - Remove one lower branch that is growing towards the building remove deadwood and clean A1 Sycamore - Remove deadwood Remove trees growing on top of the rear boundary wall (amended 18.08.20)