Works to trees in a conservation area: T1 - Large Sycamore tree on the right-hand side of front garden. The tree is causing excessive shading to property. Routine maintenance, reduce by 30% to previous points and remove lower limb on right-hand side of the tree growing towards building. T2 - Large lime tree in middle of front garden. Re-pollard to previous historic points and remove lateral limbs growing towards building. Tree is currently touching flats which is also suffering with issues of light and damp. Remove lower lateral limb to trunk and lower lateral limbs to be removed from stems growing towards house where more vertical branches are available.

Works to trees in a conservation area: T1 - Medium twin stem Holm Oak. Stem close to the building to be removed, canopy lifted and reduced by 4m to just above the magpie nest and remaining canopy reshaped accordingly. T2 - Cordaline. Significant die back. Remove and grub out stump. T3 - Large Goat Willow tree. Remove snapped out hanging limb. Lift canopy towards house by removing 3 lower lateral branches to trunk.

Hawthorn tree approximately 6m in height situated down the left hand side boundary of the front garden. Crown thin by 20% including removal of deadwood and water shoots together with lifting low branches over Privet hedge. Branches encroaching towards house to be trimmed back to convenient growth points to form more compact specimen. Height to be reduced by 1.5m.

Variation of Conditions 1 and 4 of planning permission ref. no. 19/AP/1612: Demolition of the existing buildings on site (a derelict single storey nursing home and porta-cabins) and construction of two buildings (Building A - Part 4/Part 5/Part 6 storey building fronting onto Lower Road, Building B - Part 3 /Part 4 storey building fronting on to Ann Moss Way) providing 62 residential units together with 2 wheelchair parking spaces and associated landscaping in order to allow: - amendments to the landscaping proposals - removal of 4 Horse Chestnut trees - increase planting to 41 trees

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

Sycamore in rear garden to be felled to ground level and removed. Reasons: 1. Concerns as very close to the house. 2. Taking all the light from the rear of property and surrounding neighbours gardens. 3. Consideration to neighbours. 4. There is a much larger mature Sycamore in the middle of the garden which is the dominant specimen, we would simply like to remove the unwanted self seeded younger tree near the house, leaving the main tree as the focal point. 5. The garden is far to small for any other trees other than the main Sycamore.

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.

Works to trees in a conservation area: T1. Acuba. Remove. Situated in a raised bed touching the front bay window. approximately 2 meters in height. Blocking half a window, reducing light into the house. T2. Cypress tree. remove. Situated close to the rear left hand corner of the house, grub out the roots. Approximately 9 meters in height. Tree is blocking natural light into the house. T3. Cypress tree. Remove. Situated close to the bottom left hand corner of the rear garden. Grub out the roots. Approximately 7.5 meters in height. Tree is dying. The property and garden are being renovated.

T1 - Spanish Oak tree in front garden. Tree is causing shading to plant border below. Crown thin canopy by 20%, lift canopy to 4m and reduce canopy back from house to give 1.5m clearance.

T1 Ash tree, Central leader has died, remove, along with first branches to left and right when viewed from house. Leaving rear stem intact. T2 Eucalyptus, Growing at an extreme lean. Fell.