Construction of a garden room and relocation of the existing tool shed in the rear garden. Removal of two ash trees due to ill health, replaced with two Hornbeam trees (carpinus betulus).

Details of Condition 9 - detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme showing 11 trees and the treatment of all parts of the site not covered by buildings (including cross sections, surfacing materials of any parking, access, or pathways layouts, materials and edge details) required by planning permission 20/AP/1941 dated 18/12/2020 for 'Demolition of existing garages and pram sheds and the redevelopment of a new 5 storey residential building (Class C3) of 24 affordable homes comprising 8 x 1 bed flats, 6 x 2 bed flats, 8 x 3 bed flats/duplex and 2 x 4 bed duplexes. Plus associated landscaping works and 4no blue badge parking spaces'.

Tree 1 Bay on rear left hand boundary. Current height 6m spread 3m - Reduce crown by up to 1m all over to maintain dimensions. Trees 2 and 3 Leyland cypress (Current height 12m spread avg. 3.5m, crown clearance 2m) - Reduce crowns by up to 1.5m all over to maintain dimensions - Raise low crowns on south sides only to up to 3.5m above ground _____________________________________________________________________________ Identified on the Tree Location Plan- works are exempt from application but laid below as courteous advisory: T4 small Hazel in rear right corner - Cut shrub to near ground level T5 Dead remnant multi-stem willow on rear right hand side near shed - Cut to near ground level

Rear Garden/Back Boundary T1-Sycamore Reduce length of all branches by up to 2 metre ensuring natural shape and balance typical of species is maintained where possible, remove dead and diseased wood , remove lower secondary limb from lowest limb overhang shed, lift remainder to 4 metre.

T1 - XL Mulberry tree. Limb at rear of tree has dropped significantly onto neighbours garden shed and fence, it is also held up by a tree tie support which is significantly tighter than it used to be a year ago. Weight reduce this limb by 50%, reducing the length of the limb from 8m to 4m.

Details of Condition 4- Arboricultural Method Statement & Tree Protection Plan as required by planning permission 20/AP/1941 dated 17/12/2020 for demolition of existing garages and pram sheds and the redevelopment of a new 5 storey residential building (Class C3) of 24 affordable homes comprising 8 x 1 bed flats, 6 x 2 bed flats, 8 x 3 bed flats/duplex and 2 x 4 bed duplexes. Plus associated landscaping works and 4no blue badge parking spaces.

T1 - Oak - Crown lift to remove small diameter branches overhanging a beehive T2 - Oak - Crown lift to remove small diameter branches overhanging a shed

Oak (T1) - crown reduce & lift. Reduce southern laterals by 2m from 8m to 6m. Crown lift live canopy to 3m above ground level. The tree shed a large limb on the northern side and the crown is now unbalanced. The pruning will reshape the canopy and bring back to form. One limb is particularly weight loaded and will benefit from the reduction. Overall height to be retained.

T1-Eucalyptus - Reduce crown by 4-5m from branch tips in height and 3-4 from branch tips laterally. Thin out by 10% to improve light and airflow. T2-Mahonia - Fell to ground level T3-Laburnum - Fell to ground level T4-Holm Oak - Small suppressed tree, fell to ground level T5-Yew - Remove two laterals resting on shed back to the main trunk

(T1) Multi-stem Sycamore with 5x stems, in rear garden: crown reduce and reshape by 35%. Height from 13.4m to 8.7m N from 5.1m to 3.2m S from 4.9m to 3.2m E from 4.2m to 3.2m W from 5.6m to 3.2m Average DBH 29 (x5 stems) Tree is causing excessive shading, damage to sheds, very overgrown, dominating garden and neighbouring garden.