T.1 Ash (red dot) - Remove small lowest lateral branch and reduce/remove the small secondary low 'drooping' branches/end weight, at the end of the major branch, back to a suitable secondary growing point around the 'dog leg', at approximately two thirds the length of the branch from the main stem, and crown clean. T.2 Holm Oak (yellow dot) - Reduce by approximately 3m to historical reduction points, to reduce end weight off of the co-dominant stem and upgrade the existing bracing system. T.3 Holm Oak (blue dot) - Remove limb that is pushing against the Cathedral boundary wall.

Group G.1 16 No. Lawson Cypress adjacent to the NE boundary of the property & T.1 Scots Pine (orange dot) - Remove (please see application for details).

Item 1&2: Please note the works to remove the Leyland Cypress hedging on site is not protected by growing within a conservation area and the removal of a number of Lombardy Poplar growing on the northern boundary, outside of the Eye Conservation Area boundary. Item 3. Remove two northerly Cypress trees ( 1 Lawson Cypress & 1 Leyland Cypress) contained within a larger group of two Cedar, one Yew & one Leyland Cypress growing at the front of the property, adjacent to the eastern boundary.

T.1 Oak - Reduce & reshape extended, lateral branches overhanging the garage & drive only, to suitable secondary growing points, in line with boundary wall wherever possible. Retain smaller low lateral branch growing towards front right corner of house, as discussed and agreed on site.

T.1-3 Silver Birch adjacent to rear western boundary - Reduce and reshape to no lower than previous pruning points. T.4 Silver Birch adjacent to the northern boundary - Reduce and reshape to no lower than previous pruning points and T.5 Judas tree (stump) - Remove

T.1 & T.2 Beech - Reduce selected low lateral branches overhanging the roof of No.10 Rectory Lane, to suitable secondary growing points, to the property boundary and to give 3m clearance.

T.1 Silver birch (red dot) - Reduce 3 main leaders by approx 1m to suitable secondary growing points, to reduce windloading, and reduce western crown by approx 0.5m to suitable secondary growing points to bringing branches closer to boundary line.

2No. Multi-stemmed Ash on western boundary - Fell

CTR.1 Yew - Reduce crown by up to 1.5m. CTR. 2 Sycamore - Reduce crown by up to 1.5m. CTR. 3 False Acacia - Reduce crown by up to 3m. CTR. 4 False Acacia - Reduce crown by up to 2m. CTR. 5 False Acacia reduce crown by up to 3m and Sycamore (located outside the property boundary fence adjacent to the back edge of the footpath, between trees CTR3 & CTR4) - Reduce and reshape crown by up to 3m.

T1 Sycamore - Fell, due to overcrowding and not in keeping with surrounding Yews. T.2 Sycamore - Fell, due to being very close to the property boundary wall