Tree 1 'A' - 2 leylandii trees closest one to property is under 2 metres from house and the other one right next to it, the first tree to be felled as following work on the house the scaffolding partly broke some branches due to the closeness of it next to the house and following the removal of these and any dead branches, and to allow for the tree next to it space. It has been discussed and in agreement with neighbours in whose garden the trees are (75 Kineton Green Road) to fell that tree (as noted by neighbours who have felled similar trees these are of low amenity value) and then to reduce and maintain the height of the second tree again to the eaves/height of the house and trim back branches to 2 metres from the property as in high winds the branches sway and bang the guttering and roof which has recently been replaced. In addition, reducing the height would also allow sunlight into the garden as currently it is blocked due to the height of the tree. Trees 2 'B'- 4-5 large trees in the rear that is the boundary with 73 Kineton Green Road, to reduce and maintain the height from 50ft by 30% and shorten the branches by 1.5m again they block light into the house. This is also in line with neighbour No 3 Raddington Drive requesting the same as (PL/2022/02623/TCA) as the same boundary is with Kineton Green Road.

Removal of existing dilapidated front wall to the main house and replace it with 850mm high front wall and 1210mm high piers constructed from tumbler blue headers for pier caps and top of the front wall with red brick and blue engineering bricks below DPC level. Perimeter front and side wall to match the same materiality of the proposed front wall to the main house. Existing vehicular gate and pedestrian gate to be replaced with 1500mm high vehicular timber slatted double door entry gate and 1200mm high timber slatted entry gate. Open canopy log store with timber supports with GRP flat roof. Planting of 2 No. silver birch trees. 2.2m high feather-edged fence to match up to existing feather-edged fence located along Glovers Close. Replacement of existing timber double doors to rear hall to match existing with double glazed units installed and fully glazed sidelight. Renewal of tarmac to the driveway for vehicular access and main driveway. Natural stone paving added where indicated. Internal staircase to the main house reconfigured. Low level shrubbery added to the perimeter of the proposed wall as indicated.

replacement Listed building consent for: 1. Removal of the existing dilapidated front wall to the main house and replace it with 850mm high front wall and 1210mm high piers constructed from tumbler blue headers for pier caps and top of the front wall with red brick and blue engineering bricks below DPC level. 2. Perimeter front and side wall to match the same materiality of the proposed front wall to the main house.3. Existing vehicular gate and pedestrian gate to be replaced with 1500mm high vehicular timber slatted double door entry gate and 1200mm high timber slatted entry gate. 4. Removal of existing dilapidated timber constructed log store structures and replaced with single storey rendered store with GRP flat roof. 5. Open canopy log store with timber supports with GRP flat roof. 6. Planting of 2 No. silver birch trees. 7. 2.2m high feather-edged fence to match up to existing feather-edged fence located along Glovers Close. 8. Replacement of existing timber double doors to rear hall. Match existing with double glazed units installed and fully glazed sidelight. 9. Renewal of tarmac to the driveway for vehicular access and main driveway. 10 Natural stone paving added where indicated. 11. Internal staircase to the main house reconfigured. 12. Low level shrubbery added to the perimeter of the proposed wall as indicated.

Fell cedar tree (T925) leaning towards the house, causing impact risk, debris, light loss, dominance and overbearing, plus damage to roof, drive and damage to foundations, that cannot be addressed by pruning, replace with Scots pine tree or similar. Also work to Corsican pine tree (T929).

T1, oak tree - lift the lowest branches by 3-4m, prune branches overhanging house to give 3m clearance from roof and reduce canopy by 3m. T2, oak tree - lift the lowest branches by 3-4m and reduce canopy by 3m. T3, oak tree - lift the lowest branches by 3-4m and reduce canopy by 3m. T1, T2, T3, oak trees to remove any deadwood and remove new growth. T9, oak tree: lift the lowest branches & face back by 3 - 4m growth growing into rear garden of number 57 and reduce canopy by 3m. Remove any deadwood.

Reduce branch on 1 No. copper beech tree (1) by 2m, away from roof of house and television aerial. Reduce by 2m to old cuts 4 No. conifer trees (2, 3, 4 & 5) to reduce shade in rear garden.

Reduce limbs of oak tree by 3 metres back away from roof of house and conservatory due to risk of limbs dropping onto house and debris dropping off tree onto house and to offer more light for the property (TPO/00371). All works to be completed to BS3998:2010 for tree works.

Main branches overhanging the roof cut back by 3 metres, branches close to the power cables cut back 3 metres, also a 20% crown reduction on oak tree 1 in the front garden, 4 metres from the house. Overgrown tree and branches overhanging the conservatory/ house need main branches over hanging the house cut back by 4 metres to the main trunk and 5 metre height reduction of ash tree 1 in rear garden, 3.2 metres from the conservatory. 5 metre height reduction and branch over hanging the garage cut back 4 metres on ash tree 2, 6.2 metres from conservatory.

Remove dead wood, remove epicormic growth up to crown of tree, remove branches growing within 2m of house roof.

Crown thin, mainly on the one side, to reduce back level with front railings to stimulate growth on 1 No. ancient yew tree. Crown thin, but only very small branches growing off larger branches and weighing them down on 2 No. magnolia trees. Trim back 1 No. wisteria tree that is growing up house and into gutters and roofing.