Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 21/01017/S73. Demolition of a detached house and garage and construction of three terraced houses with associated parking and landscaping. Variation of condition 1 of permission 20/02824/F to propose first floor extension to plots 1 and 2 and a side ground floor utility room to plot 3.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 20/02195/F. Demolition of existing building and erection of a single, two-storey dwelling house with attached garage plus associated hard and soft landscaping.

AMMENDED SPECIFICATION T3: T1 Beech by the garage. Fell to ground level , Suffering with Meripilus for several years now this tree has been previously reduced and is showing signs of dieback in the upper crown. Tree located in a high target area and is of high risk. Very limited management options. T2: Beech closest to house. Fell to 3m stump . This had a large clump of Meripilus fruiting bodies to the base of the tree this year and has also been suffering with this for serval years. It is a very large tree and would almost certainly fall on the house if it were to fail at the bottom. Limited management options T3: Beech adjacent to the lane: this has a significant Ganoderma fungal bracket at the base. With the other two trees removed its environment and wind loading will be significantly altered. Reduce crown by up to 2m to reduce lever and compensate for the removal of the other trees.

Submission of tree/hedge protection plans details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 18/00351/F. The development of a new single storey private house on an existing enclosed site adjacent to and part of the Gatwick White House Hotel at the rear of 50 Church Road, Horley following the demolition of an existing timber garage, large shed and the preparation of the site.

Front garden. Horse Chestnut in the front garden to crown reduce by approx. third to half as the top of the tree is dying off, we will remove any of the dead and dying back limbs to reduce the infection spreading into the rest of the tree. Silver Birch next to the Horse Chestnut to re-balance the rest of the crown, reducing the tree by approx. half. 7no. Hazel trees around the front garden to top by approx. half, removing any dead limbs and stems that are to close to the boundary line. 2no. Hazel trees next to the pond, to cut down to ground level. Pussy Willow overhanging the pond, to dead wood and lift any low branches that are around head height. Front boundary line, to fell the dead/dying Hawthorn and shape the Yew tree. Apple tree next to the Junipers by the front of the house to pollard the tree so the crown is not overhanging the Junipers and removing the weight off one side of the tree due to it leaning badly and re-balancing the crown. Hazel and Hawthorn next to the garage on the left hand boundary to fell to ground. Back garden. Left hand flower bed to reduce the Red Robin by approx. 50% and light trim of all other shrubs and bushes in this bed. Plum tree in the back Orchard to crown reduce by approx. 60% and brace the 2no. Stems together using a cobra bracing kit and remove the rope that is holding it together as this is cutting into the tree. Twin stemmed Eucalyptus growing next to the Birch's to fell to ground. Laurel hedge on the right hand side of the garden to reduce the hedge down to the top of the coping stones of the nursery next door and cut back hard away from the house and removing any dead from the hedge as you go up the garden.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 18/01914/F. Demolition of the existing detached dwelling house and detached garage and its replacement with a detached two-storey dwelling house together with associated car parking, landscaping and access.

(T1) Scots pine - Remove major deadwood (Exempt) and reduce low scaffold limb on east (house side) by up to 3 meters to reduce end weight. The limb shows signs of a previous old wound on the main scaffold (see pic) with signs of possible internal defect. The limb also has poor branch unions and has previously been reduced. It extends towards the house and if it were to fail it would likely hit the garage or neighbouring property. Reduce single overextended limb on the north side over the garden (last pic). (T2) Scots pine - Crown lift by up to 5 meters by removal of secondary sub lateral branches and remove deadwood. To maintain the trees crown within proximity to surroundings and create more light to the border underneath. (T3) Lawson - Trim back as much as possible over the conservatory whilst still retaining foliage. To manage trees crown within proximity to surroundings.

Submission of tree protection plan and arboricultural method statement details pursuant to condition 5 of appeal permission 18/00657/F. Proposed construction of 2no. detached four bedroom, two storey houses, following the demolition of a detached three bedroom two storey house, garage and stores.

Submission of tree protection plan details pursuant to condition 5 of permission 19/02572/F. Demolition of existing dwelling house (Use Class C3 - residential dwelling) and ancillary garage and erection of private residential care home, with communal facilities and parking (Use Class C2 residential institution).