TPO 08/2023 [23/00008/TPO] T.1 Box Elder - Raise crown to an even height of approx 2.5/3m and reduce selected low lateral branch endings to suitable secondary growing points to clear boundary wall and overhang; light thin and remove deadwood as considered necessary. If possible cut rope around branch, to release tension/restriction, but do not attempt to remove rope, to avoid further damage to bark/branch, as discussed and agreed on site.

TPO 02/2002 [02/00002/TPO] T.2 Ash - Crown raise to approximately 4.2m above ground level; reduce small low lateral branch growing towards rear corner of dwelling to suitable secondary growing point and reduce and reshape crown sympathetically over boundary line, as discussed.

T.1 & T.2 mature Apple trees - Pruning both trees by reducing back to the previous pruning points, creating 'pollards' in each case, repeat on a regular basis of between 5/7years, depending on the regrowth and the establishment of the 'new crowns' over future growing seasons and before any significant overhang to the adjacent boundary on Granville Street.

Discharge of conditions C4 (boundary treatment and soft landscaping scheme) and C5 (replacement tree details) of planning permission reference 22/00744/HHFUL

TPO 01/1964 [64/00001/TPO] Woodland W.1 T.1 Ash - Pollard below previous pollard point due to cavity; T.2, T.3 & T.4 Lime - Pollard to 6m due to damage on the trunks; T.5 Lime - Fell growing at 45 degree angle; T.6 Sycamore - Fell due to damaged on trunk and presence of fungal bracket and T.6a Ash (adj. fence on eastern boundary) - Pollard below existing cavity in mid-crown break, as agreed during site visit.

Repositioning of the boundary posts and fence from the corner of 1 Peterborough Road Wansford to the fence post adjacent to the tree - part retrospective

T.1 Sycamore - Raise crown by removing selected secondary branches growing from the single low lateral branch overhanging the property boundary, as discussed and directed on site.

T.1 Blue Atlas Cedar (Scots Pine) - Raise crown by removing five lowest branches that overhang the drive; T.2 Mulberry (adjacent stone boundary wall) Remove.

T.1 Cedar - Fell (dieback throughout crown) and replace with similar size tree; T.2 Ash - Remove deadwood and crown raise by removing lowest downward sweeping branches (below where main stem divides); T.3 - Sycamore (growing beneath crown of Ash - there are 2, the one to be felled is the one to the rear i.e. set back further from the garden, the closer one is to be retained); T.4 - Hawthorn (in hedge along front of property) - Fell; T.5 - Beech (growing up through crown of Ash - Fell; G.1 - Cherry Laurel x 2, Holly - Fell and Box - reduce & reshape as necessary (to show off the Yew behind); T.6 - London Plane - Crown raise to approx 5m, and prune back to give 2m clearance from roof and chimney; T.7 Sycamore - Crown raise by removing low growth from right hand stem (when viewed from garden looking back towards house) from around the location of a previously pruned branch (lowest branch, growing to the right), and removal of vertical growth from the pruned branch and 3 small branches growing to the right; G.2 Willow pollard and Lombardy Poplar x 2 - Fell (in poor condition within line of boundary trees).

T.1- T.4 Purple Leaved Plum and T.5 Ash - Reduce & reshape by no more than 25%; T.6 Apple (twin-stemmed) - Fell; T.7 Norway Spruce (adjacent to the western boundary of the garden, opposite Central Park) - Fell due to vulnerable multi-stemmed upper crown habit, which appears to be a potential future failure point, adjacent to the public footpath/highway. Raise the crowns of all trees overhanging the boundary fencing and footpath to 2.5m above ground level and no more, by removing small low lateral branches to achieve the required height.