Rear of House T1 - Wisteria. Remove as much off of the roof as possible. Reduce to gutter level of lower roof section of the main roof. Prune to clear around windows. Prune face as hard as possible, retaining healthy growth. All items include removal of debris, leaving site clean and tidy. The mature Wisteria is located on the rear elevation of the building. Pruning to clear the roof and windows. Pruning of the face to reduce the extent of growth over the patio area. To reduce the weight to reduce the risk of failure from the building. Rear Garden - Left Hand Side. T2 - Dead Cherry. Fell as close to ground level as possible and cut and stack all debris at base. The tree is located in the rear garden to the left hand side. The tree requires removal to remove the risk of limb or complete failure. The tree has no future in its condition. Rear of House - Left Hand Side. G3 - Self Set Hazel & Sycamore Saplings. Fell as close to ground level as possible and grub out. All items include removal of debris, leaving site clean and tidy. Exempt works

Submission of tree protection plan details pursuant to condition 4 of permission 21/01021/HHOLD. Construction of part two storey, part single storey side and rear extensions, conversion of garage into gym, new roof to existing front dormer and some fenestration changes. As amended on 16/08/2021.

Apple tree - to prune by approximately one third of the current size as the tree is too large for the space and causing excessive shading and obstructing the view and light from the windows. (Tree is currently approx 6 metres high and 5 metres in diameter)

Single storey side extension (north side), demolition of bay window to be replaced with wrap around single story porch/side extension (south side), addition of barn hip, changes to the openings on all elevations and internal alterations. Widening of pedestrian entrance to allow for cars, permeable hard standing added to allow for parking on south side of site, removal of trees along boundary and addition of 1.8m high fence to secure garden. As amended on 15/06/2021 and on 28/07/2021

Oak (T1) - crown thin by 10% to increase light levels to the side windows of the property

Submission of tree protection plan details pursuant to condition 4 of permission 21/00332/HHOLD. Single storey orangery to rear and removal of door and window to form new double doorway with side windows.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 20/01726/HHOLD. The proposal involves the remodelling and extension of the existing house, with new rendered elevations and fenestration throughout. In addition to this, a new side two-storey annex.

Submission of tree protection plan details pursuant to condition 5 of permission 21/00299/HHOLD. New roof with dormers and accommodation with new entrance canopy, extensions to the rear with new style windows and doors, and elevation material changes.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 3 of permission 21/00260/HHOLD. Demolition of existing side Conservatory; Construction of 2x new single-storey side extensions, new entrance porch, existing front bay window extended to first-floor, loft conversion, 3x front-facing dormer windows, 3x new rear-facing dormer windows, front and rear feature gable windows, rear first-floor balcony area, internal alterations and external landscaping works.

My requests fall broadly into three areas summarised below. However, in total, I am making 6 requests (A - F below). 1) This relates PT 1 - PT 5 on enclosed map. These changes - overall - will align the size and shape of the main trees (PT1, 2 and 3), removing overhanging or damaged branches, and improve light access for all trees. it will also support the growth of PT4, PT5 and NPT1 & NPT 2A) PT1 - Oak - Remove dead or damaged wood, reduce overhanging bilateral branches by 2 meters, and Crown thinning of up to 20%, to increase light to garden and surrounding trees. B) PT 2 - Cherry - Crown reduction by maximum of 3 meters. To align height and shape to PT 1 and PT 3 C) PT3 - Sweet Chestnut -Crown reduction by maximum of 3 meters. remove damaged branch overhanging property / seating area.D) PT4 - Holly Tree - Reduce height by no more than 2 meters, and bilateral branches by no more than 1 meter (to maintain shape). 2) This relates to PT 6, 8, and 9 on enclosed map, this change is to ensure good woodland management. Due to lean and poor crown shape, felling PT 6 will drastically improve light to PT9 and PT8 which are becoming over shadowed. it will also improve light to PT7 and NPT 3. E) Fell PT6 - Larch - to ground level, as it is a poor specimen and it will allow the continued growth and health of PT8 and 9 (as well as trees and foliage that are within a neighbouring property). 3) This relates to a group of 15 conifers labelled GT1. 7 of these trees were pruned in 2014, but 8 were not. Overall, their height aligns to the roof level (some to roof ridge level). I would like to restore these (or complete an initial prune) to align all conifers to the 2nd floor window height. F) Reduce the hight of 15 trees by between 2 and 3 meters and uniform their height and align to 2nd floor window. Rationale: Some of the trees within the copse land to the rear of our property have had some works carried out in 2014, but largely the trees and copse area as a w...