Removal of three tall Scott?s pines. Trees are to the west of Chobham High Street, exposed to south westerly winds. Trees need to be removed as they pose an imminent hazard to the High Street under strong wind.

A silver birch tree in our rear garden is dead. With recent winds a lot of dead branches and chunks of the thicker branches of the tree have snapped and fallen into our garden. The tree trunk itself is rotten, hollow, infested with ants and other insects and is at constant danger of breaking from the higher branches. We have a dog who is constantly out in the garden and it was fortunate he was not in the garden when the high winds snapped a number of large thick heavy branches from its uppermost height. Photos can be provided. Our children are 10 and 8 and our neighbours, who we are adjoined to, have a daughter who is 3, they are also at risk if out in the garden. We would like to reduce the size significantly so it does not pose a risk so as to stump it to 2 metre as we would like to keep it for the washing line. We do not want to replant any other tree as our garden is a very small patio garden.

T1 and T2. See attached plan, tree report and proposed works in next section

T1- Fell silver birch tree to ground level. the tree is obviously causing a large garden wall to crack and potentially fall over in the future

Birch T1 (TWA/21/0918) tree now entirely dead

Area 1 T5 (Conifers) - Topping the conifers in the area indicated on the site plan to approximation 3.6m - 4meters above ground to allow more light into the garden and enable garden plants and lawn to flourish better. Area 2 T5 (Conifers) - Raising conifer branches that are below 4meters and have crossed to my side of the property Area 3 T5 (Conifers) - Raising conifer branches that are below 4 meters, currently around the Pine tree and have crossed to my side of the property

Reserved Matters application pursuant to Condition 4 for the Formal Park (Phase 3b) with access, layout, scale, appearance and landscaping being considered and the partial submission of details pursuant to conditions 16 (Ecological Mitigation and Management), 21 (LAP's and LEAPs), 29 (Tree Retention and Protection), 32 (Hard and Soft Landscaping) and 33 (Landscape Management Plan) attached to 12/0546 as amended by 18/0619 and 18/1002 and Schedules 5 Part 10 (formal park) and 9 Part 9 (LEAPS and LAPS) of the Section 106 agreement dated 17 April 2014 as varied.

Removal of Cypress Trees (Marked on sketch as T1 - Trees) Fell to ground Due to a ground level change with my neighbour (6 Eliot Close) where the trees are situated, my ground level is higher, and due to the previous owners poor landscaping, damage has been caused to the existing fence and decking area, which now need to be replaced and maintained. I propose to remove the existing trees which provide little in the way of amenity and its loss will not adversely impact on the character or amenity of the area. Once the repairs have been undertaken, I will seek advice for suitable replacement, quantity, species, position and size.

Trees 1 and 2 are both birch trees. They have not produced leaves or shown any growth for over 18 months. A tree surgeon from Special Branch 24/7 Tree Surgeons has identified that they are dead. If they were to fall they could cause damage to fences and the owner's or the neighbour's property. It is proposed that they should be felled. Two similar trees can be planted within 2m of the current locations.

T1 - Sycamore: Fell to ground level. Reason: Young tree growing within close proximity to structure will become problematic to structure in the future. No scheduled re-plant.