Works to a Tree with a TPO: Hand dig a trench on the perimeter of the proposed rear extension parallel to the existing house to understand the extend of roof growths and potential pruning that might be required during construction.

Works to Trees with a TPO: T1 Sycamore with extensive squirrel damage - Fell to ground level T2 Oak tree - Remove 2 low boughs touching house

Works to Trees subject to TPO 215: -T1 Yucca removal as it blocks view from house -T2 Yucca (2) removal to accomadate small garden shed -T3 Alder Minor reshaping -T4 Field Maple Minor reshaping, lift by 1.5-2m by removing lower branches on main stem to allow planting and sitting underneath -T5 Laurel (lapsed hedge and now crowding Rowan and swamping small Magnolia) - reduce by 2.5 m, lateral reduction by 1m to allow trees either side to grow and to allow planting in bed in front.

T1 - XL Yew tree situated 4m from the front of the house. , Reduce in height by up to 2m. Lateral reduction of 1m back from both properties to give 1m clearance. No thin. Reshape as required.

Works to Trees with a TPO G1 - Mixed Trees and Ivy Reduce back overhang from the house and rear garden to boundary fence line by removal or reduction of secondary growth while retaining dominant scaffolding limbs. Retain Lime adjacent to nearest rear boundary in current condition. -The group of trees are located in the land/unused path to the side of the property -The group of trees mainly contain Lime Trees with some Ash Trees within the group -The trees are in contact with the building of No8 Ladyship Terrace along with large amounts of encroachment in to the garden area -Reduction of approximately 1.8 - 2m of the branch length -Reduction back to the boundary line to reduce the extent of the encroachment and to reduce pests enter the roof area -To allow more light in to the property and to allow better use of the garden space

Works to TPO trees: Evergreen Magnolia Tree - to be removed as outlined by the Dulwich Estate's letter of 3rd June 2023. The tree is approximately 7.5m in height and is far too close to the house. The tree is twin stemmed and situated on the left hand side of the house. Purple Plum Tree - Approixmately 9m high situated on the left hand side boundary of front garden. Crown thin by approximately 25% including the removal of dead wood and epicormic growth, lifting of low branches, and the necessary shaping of the tree, ensuring the height and basic shape is retained.

A mature Yew tree approximately 8m in height, situated very close to the front right-hand corner of the house Works - Remove and stump ground out. A replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location in the front garden.

T1 - Leaning Holm Oak in front boundary of Champion Hill House. Reduce length of all branches by up to 1.8 - 2 metres ensuring natural shape and balance typical of species is maintained where possible. Remove or cut back low branches to give a 3 metres clearance from ground level. Prune to clear lamp - works to be carried out with a MEWP. Reasons: - The tree is located to the front boundary to the right hand side of the Vehicle Entrance point - Reduction by 1.8 - 2m is part of a maintenance program to maintain the tree at a suitable size for its location - To reduce the crown load due to the extent of the lean - To reduce the branch end weight - To reduce the encroachment from the grass are and driveway areas - To allow more suitable light in to the area and to expose the lamp within the car park area

REVISED SPECIFICATION TO MATCH DULWICH ESTATE LICENCE T1. A Yew tree approximately 7.5m in height, situated close to the front right-hand corner of the house. Trim back from the house as necessary including the removal of deadwood, lifting branches overhanging the garage and necessary re-shaping. The height and basic shape should be retained. Minor growth in the lower portion of the tree may be removed up to the first branching approximately 4m above ground level to provide a clean trunk. T2. A Wild Plum tree approximately 9m in height, situated in the left-hand corner of the front garden adjacent to Alleyn Park. The tree is damaging the brick pier. a replacement tree is to be planted in a nearby location of the front garden and below are the three alternative species for consideration: Robinia pseudoacacia (Yellow False Acacia), Aesculus x carnea (Crimson Horse Chestnut), Tilia euchlora (Lime (non-drip)) The new tree should be planted during the next planting season with a stem girth of between 18-20cm at 1m above ground level and at a minimum height of 3.5m.

REVISED SPECIFICATION, omitting works to T6 Oak. BACK GARDEN T1 NEXT DOOR'S ACER TREE, growing on the right-hand side. To Sympathetically trim back to clear obstruction to the garden, to suitable growing points. Ie: branch length currently 3m, to cut back by 1m T2 NEXT DOOR'S MAGNOLIA TREE. To Sympathetically trim back to clear obstruction to the property Branch length currently 2m, to cut back by 1m T5 ASH TREE, growing on the left-hand side. This tree is showing signs of Ash Die-back. Remove Large limb located at approximately 6m from ground level, back to main trunk. To Reduce the remaining crown by approximately 30% all round to suitable growing points Branch length currently 12m, to cut back by 2.5m to 9.5m. T7 NEXT DOOR'S 2ND ASH TREE, growing on the left-hand side of the garden, with visual die-back. Reduce by 3m to tidy on the garden side of number 8 Sunray Avenue. Deadwood Removal. T8 PLUM TREE, growing in the corner by the Swings. Reduce by 30% to suitable growing points. Lift the lower branches above the play house T9 NEXT DOOR'S ASH TREE, growing at the back of the Trampoline near the middle of the back boundary fence. To Trim back to clear obstruction to the garden to just above the ivy T10 OAK TREE. growing on the left-hand side. Deadwood Removal, avoiding cutting into live wood or back to main stem. T12 OLIVE TREE. Reshape FRONT GARDEN T13 ACACIA TREE To Remove the small secondary limb on the side of the crown