T1. Leyland Cypress. Reduce the height by 30% to allow more light into the property and improve the safety factor. This height reduction removes the skinny regrowth since the tree was last topped. T2. Leyland Cypress. Reduce the height to 1.5m below the top of the telegraph pole. T3. Two Lawson Cypress. Fell. The trees are growing in a shaded area and are not good examples of the species, as well as being in poor health. T4. Robinia. Remove the branch that is above the garage roof.

T2. Bay front boundary - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height of the tree by up to 2 metres and shape as necessary. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth 8x6m down to 6x4m to allow light into front of property T3. Maple in neighbours RHS - Clear phone line by 1 metre 14x7m tree - to clear phone line T4. Line of Thuja trees in neighbours RHS - Seasonal trim side only, removing one years growth 14x5m line of approximately 5 trees - works to reduce the encroachment over the driveway T5. Lime in neighbours RHS - Reduce encroachment towards building by 1.5 metres 18x9m tree - works to reduce encroachment towards building from the lower canopy. Ensuring 2 metres clearance T7. Damson rear garden of 25 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height of the tree by up to 2 metres. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth 6x4m down to 4x4m works to tidy and balance the tree T8. Various in neighbours front LHS - Reduce encroachment to boundary line T9. Purple Plum rear garden of 23 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth 8x6m down to 6x4m works to reduce the encroachment towards the building and garage T10.Thuja rear garden of 23 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height of the tree by up to 6 metres and laterally by 1 metre. Various works to allow further light

Right Hand Side of Entrance. G2 - Yew, Cypress. Crown lift to 3 metres. Remove 4 x juvenile Yew trees and 1 x Holly. The subject trees require pruning as specified in order to raise ambient light levels to the front garden area, as the current screening effect from the highway afforded by the tree group, is causing an unnecessary level of anxiety to the property owners. Left Hand Side of Drive T4 - Cedar. Reduce and reshape by removal of up to 2 metres in crown width and height to shape and balance, remove deadwood and crown lift to give clearance over garage. The subject tree requires pruning as specified, in order to maintain the tree at a size appropriate to its location. The specified works will not reduce the amenity value of the tree and will allow sustainable tree management in the long term. T5 - Yew Fell completely in sections, using lowering ropes where necessary. The subject tree is of poor shape & form and suppressed by adjacent specimens. In addition, removal will raise ambient light levels to the front garden area and front elevation of the building.

Submission of a tree protection plan and arboricultural method statement pursuant to condition 10 of appeal permission 20/00701/F. Erection of 1 x 4-bedroom detached dwelling with integral garage, 2 x 4-bedroom semi-detached dwellings, and replacement detached garage, with associated access, parking and landscaping.

1. Weeping Willow ( thought to be Salix Babylonia ) - Works proposed: Pollarding to previous pollarding points. 2. Scarlet Willow ( thought to be Salix alba Brizensis ) - Works proposed: Pollarding to previous pollarding points. 3. Sycamore - height @ 8 m) Works proposed: remove due to extensive squirrel damage in upper parts, and proximity to healthy beech tree with trunk approximately 1.5 m away with which it competes for light/nutrition. No replanting plan due to proximity of healthy beech tree. 4. Ornamental Red Leafed Cherry ( thought to be Prunus cerasifera nigra) - Located on neighbours property. Multiple trunks with chest height butt diameters 20cm to 30 cm, located @2m from our two story property and @3 m from neighbours garage. Height @8 m. Branches now in contact with first story guttering of our property. Neighbour has confirmed willingness to reduce crown mass/remove. Approval sought to reduce crown mass by 40% / alternatively remove altogether in Neighbouring Owner's option.

T1: Magnolia Crown reduce top of crown by up to 1.5m to previous pruning points. Reduce laterally to reshape and balance. Prune to give clearance from adjacent garage and streetlamp. Crown lift 2.5m clearance from ground level over public footpath and 4m over road.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 22/00640/F. Demolition of existing two storey detached dwelling with attached garage blocks and construction of 1 detached dwelling and 2 semi-detached dwellings and associated access and associated works.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to Condition 6 of permission 22/01560/HHOLD. Single storey extensions with extended roof forms above, new dormer and rooflights, new porch and conversion of one garage internally. Associated alterations to fenestration and materials. Introduction of solar panels. Associated internal reconfiguration and external landscaping works.

Front garden-RHS. G1-4x Limes. Repollard to previous points by removal of up to approximately 2 metres of the branch length. Remove basal and epicormic growth. Remove basal stem from 1x Lime nearest garage. The trees are located in the front garden to the front boundary. Repollarding works are part of a maintenance program to maintain the trees at a suitable size for their location. To reduce the risk of branch failure of secondary growth from previous pollarding works. To reduce the conflict with phone lines. To reduce the extent of the encroachment from the garage, driveway and adjacent highway. To allow more suitable light levels into the whole area. Rear garden- Rear of house. T3-Rose & Forsythia. Prune round to shape and tidy. Front garden-LHS. T4-Yew. Reduce length of all branches by up to 0.5-1 metre ensuring natural shape and balance typical of species is maintained where possible. Prune to clear phone cables. Remove basal and epicomic growth. The tree is located in the front garden to the LHS. Reduction works are part of a maintenance program to maintain the tree at a suitable size for its location. To reduce the conflict with phone cables.

T1. Yew Tree. Crown lift by 2m over garage to allow roof replacement. T2. Yew Tree. Reduce height by 2.5m. Shorten lateral branches above the lawn by 1.5m. Shorten branches adjacent to the house by 2.5m. All this pruning is to remove the tree from the house and maintain a natural form and shape. T3. Ash Tree. Reduce size of the crown by 50%. The tree has Chalara disease and this strategy will hopefully provoke the stress reaction to create new growth, thus enabling the tree to survive for many more years.