Gl. A group of overhanging Pear, Poplar and sapling Ash to rear of no. 140 and Maple, Holm Oak, variegated Holly and Yew to rear of no. 142. Works: Crown lift to 4m and back to boundary to suitable growth points, retaining overall height and form. Tl. Ash to the rear of No 140. Works: Crown lift to 4m retaining overall height and form. T2. A Lime tree to the rear of No 142. Works: Crown lift to 4m and back to boundary to suitable growth points, retaining overall height and form. G2. A group of two multi-stemmed Cherry Laurel approximately 2.Sm in height adjacent to disused stable block. Works: Fell to ground and treat with ecoplugs to prevent re-growth. Reason: To abate damage. G3. A group of Ash and Sycamore overhanging disused stable block retaining overall height and form. Works: Crown lift to 4m and back from roof to suitable growth points, retaining overall height and form. G4. A group of boundary Ash and Sycamore overhanging disused stable block. Works: Crown lift to 4m and back from roof to suitable growth points, retaining overall height and form.

G1 - Group of Yew and Red Horse Chestnut. Canopy overhangs the corner of 153 Turney Road causing direct nuisance to the roof and guttering: Lateral crown reduction to suitable points to provide 1.5-2m clearance to the property and above the roof. G1 - Hedge comprising of Yew, Elder , which borders the front garden of 153 Turney Road. In good condition, it is obstructing access and bin storage. G1 - Line of boundary hedge and low tree canopies: cut back hedging to fence and crown lift trees to height of netting poles. G2 - Group of 6 London Planes, 1 Oak and 2 Limes on the boundary with Herne Hill Velodrome: Crown lift on Griffin side only by up to 3.5m. Lateral crown reduction by up to 1-1.5m to suitable growth points back to white pitch line. Remove deadwood. G3 - Boundary bowling green hedge primarily of Beech located to boundary with Herne Hill Velodrome. Agreed works: Reform sides and top to approx. 2m height. Retain semi mature 4m height Oak. Crown lift Ash group to 3m. T1-T5 - Yew and Holly on the boundary with properties on Turney Road and Roseway: Cut back to fence line and behind netting. T6 - Birch: Remove epicormic and deadwood. T7 - Plane: Remove lower cut limb and lift trees to 2.5m. T8 - Oak: Lateral crown reduction by up to 1-1.5m to suitable growth points back to the white pitch line. T9 - Oak: Remove small diameter deadwood. Retain larger diameter internal crown dead wood. (Do not thin any live material or crown structure.) T10 Plane: Re-stake with mesh weld guard. Cut out and remove lsqm turf, lay mulch. G5 A group of Sycamore: Retain main stem and crown lift to lm. Remove stems near to the pole. G6 A group of Holm Oak: Crown lift by up to 4m to suitable growth points, to allow sports machinery access.

T1 - Sycamore - remove horizontal branches growing into roof areas and rear elevations of number 1B and number 2 County Grove. Lift to 4 metres. Remove dead and diseased wood. The tree is located in the rear garden to the rear boundary area. Removal of horizontal branch to remove the conflict with the rear elevations and roof areas of 1B and 2 County Grove. To reduce the risk of damage to the building or branches. To reduce the risk of pests entering the roof areas T2 - Tulip - Reduce length of all branches by up to 1.5-1.8 metres ensuring natural shape and balance typical of species is maintained where possible. Remove co-dominant limb overhanging roof area of Number 1B. Remove horizontal branches growing into the roof areas and front elevations of Number 1B and number 2 County Grove. Lift to 3.5 metres. The tree is located in the front garden to the left hand side. Reduction works are part of a maintenance program to maintain the tree at a suitable and more desirable size for its location. Removal of the co-dominant limb to remove the conflict with the roof area. To reduce the risk of damage to the roof area or the co-dominant limb. To reduce the risk of pests entering the roof area T3 - Sycamore - remove all epicormic growth overhanging driveway and building up to and around roof area. The tree is located in the rear garden of 1A County Grove to the rear boundary. Removal of epicormic growth to remove the conflict with the roof area and side elevation of 1B County Grove. To reduce the risk of damage to the roof area. To reduce the risk of pests entering the roof area.

G1 - Creeper Remove as much Creeper from the rear elevation and extension roof G2 - Elderberry & Creeper - Cut back overhang from garden of Number 197 to boundary fence line

Rear Garden - Back Boundary Area G1 -1x Ash & 2x Yucca Fell as close to ground level as possible. Apply systemic herbicide to stump to prevent re-growth. The trees are located in the rear garden area to the rear boundary The trees are located in close proximity to a number of properties and Gardens Removal to reduce the future risk of damage to the buildings To reduce the encroachment from the buildings and gardens To allow suitable light levels in to the rear of the property and the surrounding properties ,Rear Garden of No.10 - Right Hand Side of Building G2 - Sycamore & Tree of Heaven Fell as close to ground level as possible. Apply systemic herbicide to stump to prevent re-growth. . The trees are located in the rear garden of No10 to the right hand side to the rear elevation of the building . Removal to reduce the future risk of damage to the buildings . To remove the encroachment from the rear elevations of the buildings . To reduce the risk of Squirrels entering the roof area . To allow more suitable light levels in to the rear elevation of the building

Six semi-mature Silver Birch trees approximately 7.5m to 9m in height, situated on the bottom boundary of the rear garden. The trees are a little dense and wide spreading. Crown thin by 20% including the removal of dead wood, lifting low branches, and trimming back from the roof of the adjacent building. Two trees in either corner of the rear garden to be removed. Southwark has previously approved removal of five trees - reference 16/AP/1306. At that time we actually only removed two. We now need to remove up to a further two trees, owing to the density of their growth and the overhang onto a neighbouring building. The remaining trees will be thinned as necessary. The trees are not subject to TPOs. The Dulwich Estate has viewed the site and issued a licence (on 1 July 2020) for the work.