Tree ID 1 Sycamore - Clear away from private dwelling by up to 2m. Tree ID 5 Common Yew - Clean out crown of damaged branches and carry out an end weight reduction to remove up to 2 meters of growth. These are small diameter branches that have previously failed or partially failed with in the canopy of the tree. Tree ID 20 Sycamore - Prune away from building by up to 1m Tree ID 27 Small-leaved Lime - Prune away from building by up to 2m Tree ID 32 Pedunculate Oak - Remove broken limbs and tidy up crown, this will be any deadwood or failed or partially failed small diameter secondary branches only with in the crown of the tree. Prune away from neighbouring property by up to 3m. Carry out end weight reduction on limb growing over car park to reduce end loading. T8 Sycamore - Remove to ground level and treat stump to prevent further growth

T1 Beech - Remove 2 lowest small diameter branches to clear roof and lift tips to give clearance of 2.5-3m across roof T2 Beech - Remove 2 lowest small diameter branches to clear roof and lift tips to give clearance of 2.5 - 3m across garage roof and to clear dwelling. T9 Oak Remove deadwood over driveway. G11 Sycamore - Remove new growth and reduce and reshape by up to 2m T14 Coastal Redwood - Crown lift to 2.5 m over footpath T15 Scots Pine - Fell to monolith of 6m

Birch (T1) - Fell due to poor vitality and close proximity of applicant's and neighbour's property. Birch (T2) - Fell due to poor vitality and close proximity of applicant's and neighbour's property. Clump of Birches (T3 - T8) - Fell due to decreasing/poor vitality, extensive colonisation of multiple fungi and proximity of applicant's and neighbour's dwelling(s) and outbuilding. Birch (T9) - Fell due to low amenity value, excessive shading of lower garden area and competition with adjacent Leyland Cypress. Birch (T10 - T12) - Fell due to decreasing/poor vitality and proximity of neighbouring fence-lines and vegetable garden. *All trees to be removed will be replanted with suitable replacements, to promote biodiversity and wildlife.