Tree Preservation Order Application: T1 European Lime (Tilia europaea) reduce stem overhanging Summer House by approximately 40% remove deadwood.

Tree Preservation Order Application: T1 - Sequoioideae Stressed due to ivy smothering. Remove all ivy from stem. Removing branches (small) where necessary. Removing self seeded Elder at base of tree, T2 - Sequoioideae Remove all ivy. Remove hanging branches. Remove / prune ripped branches, hanging down Eastern side. Remove dead tree at base facing house. Remove self seeded saplings at base, T3 - Sequoioideae Remove self seeded Elder at base. Sever ivy, T4 - Sequoioideae Remove ivy and T5 - Remove fallen branches at base of Redwoods.

Listed building consent for renovation of outbuildings including emergency works, conversion to home office/utility and felling of T1 - Salix Babylonic (corkscrew/twisted willow). (Amended plans/information received 13.02.2022, 17.02.2022 and 16.06.2022)

Renovation of outbuildings including emergency works,conversion to home office/utility and felling of T1 - Salix Babylonic (corkscrew/twisted willow). (Amended plans/information received 13.02.2022, 17.02.2022 and 16.06.2022)

Variation of Conditions 2 (Approved Plans), 3 (Phasing Details), 4 (Obscure glass/glazing), 5 (Street lighting Details), 7 (Planting Plan), 9 (Levels Details), 11 (Highway Works), 14 (Refuse Storage Facilities), 16 (Surface Water Drainage Infrastructure), 18 (Disposal of Surface Water), 23 (Noise Mitigation) and 25 (Trees) on approved application 21/02638/VARYCO - to allow changes to site layout and mix of house types

Tree Preservation Order Application:- 1 Sycamore - Fell 2 Cherry - Fell 3 Sweet Chestnut - Fell 4 Oak - Fell 5 Ash - Remove split branch 6 Ash - Fell 7 Oak - Oak : Reduce crown on house side to reduce the weight on the leaning side and rebalance the crown of the tree 8 Sycamore - Fell 9 Twin Stem Ash - Fell 10 Oak - Reduce height by 4 metres and remove dead wood 11 Ash - Pollard 12 Rowan - Fell 13 Lime - Coppice 14 Oak - Crown reduce height and width towards house by 2 metres 15 Sycamore - Fell

Tree Preservation Order Application - Sycamore (T1) - Reduce by 6mtrs due to poor form & dead limbs resulting from previous group pressure; Lime (T2, T3) - Pollard to reduce by 6 mtrs/reduce shade cast to properties; Beech (T6) - Reduce limbs by 3 mtrs to clear house; Ash (T13) - Remove tree as showing signs of dieback; Sycamore (T19) - Remove tree as weighted heavily to the south due to group pressure; Sycamore (T21) - Remove tree as having 5 codominant stems with v unions approx 1mtr above ground level; Sycamore (T22) - Remove limb at union on main stem approx 8 mtrs

High trees/hedge block light to rear of house and have also damaged fence following storm

Tree Preservation Order Application: T1 Copper Beech. Crown reduction of up to three metres over whole crown apart from north face previously cut back from house.

Works To Trees In A Conservation Area:- Willow (T1) - Double-stemmed tree with rotten/dead wood at junction - Remove full tree due to the extent of decay down main stem to ground level Yew (T3) - Reduce crown by up to 1.5m on three sides to increase light into house and remove fallen Cedar stem, which broke off in high winds Yew (T5) - Reduce height of crown by 2.5 - 3m to avoid crowding Sycamore above Yew (T6) - Reduce height of crown by 2m to avoid crowding Sycamore above Beech (T8) - Reduce crown by up to 2m in height and width, and thin out crown by up to 30%, to increase light to house Cherry Laurel (T9) - Reduce height of crown by 1.5 - 2m (overgrown specimen) Mixed plantation of overgrown Portuguese Laurel and Holly (PL3) - Reduce height by up to 3m, cut back from over lawn and thin out crowns by 20% Beech (T10) and Silver Birch (T11) - Crown lift to 2.5m to aid lawn maintenance Apple (T12) - Thin crown by 20% to increase light to neighbouring property