1 No. Sycamore - fell to ground level, 1 No. Ivy Covered Sycamore - reduce by 3m-3.5m, 1 No. Cherry - fell to ground level, 4 No. Sycamore - reduce by approx 3-4m, 1 No. Sycamore - remove lowest branch back to the trunk, 1 No. Oak - reduce by 2m, 1 No. Bay - reduce by 3m, 1 No. Sycamore - fell to ground level, 1 No. Hawthorn Bay - cut back to boundary line.

Ash Tree - Rear Boundary - Reduce by 35% overall. Tree is Triple Stemmed and is very one sided, Left hand Stem to be reduced by 50% to bring back into shape with rest of Tree. Reduction is to control size of Tree for size of location. Tree has been reduced before in last 10 years.

Discharge of conditions 4 (Highways - Turning Head), 13 (Tree Protection), 14 (Pollution and Environmental Control - CMS), 15 (Materials), 16 (Landscaping), 18 (External Lighting), 19 (Boundary) and 22 (Ecological Mitigation Scheme) of application 20/01739/FUL.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originating at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises felling lime T31, because its retention will require frequent re-pruning due to its proximity to neighbouring properties, associated shading and reduction in daylight, leaf-fall, and over-dominance. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originarting at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises crown lifting to 7m, by removal of all side branches and epicormic growth back to main stem. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.

Rear Garden - 1 No. Sweet Chestnut - Reduce by 4m overall, to bring the crown back to a size that is suitable for it's location as it is shading a lot of Shrubs underneath. Boundary with adjacent farmtrack - 1 No. Hornbeam, 2 No. Pine Trees and 1 No. Cuppressus Tree, reduce branches round telephone cables to give approx 1m clearance.

1 Yew Tree on front boundary - Reduce by 40-50%

T1 - Apple Tree - Roadside fell to ground level - Tree is very close to road (Bus Route), has been cut back hard to stop being a road hazard and has lost all it's amenity value. T2 - Cuppressus Macrocarpa - Roadside - Trim all round with Hedge Trimmer to previous cutting points, up to .5-1m being cut off, to tidy and contain size. regular maintenace. T3 - Cuppressus Trees X3 - Rear Boundary - The Trees form a Hedge to rear of garden bordering railway, remove growth on top to previous cutting points, approx 1-2m, to contain height, work usually carried out approx every 3 years.

1 - Work along back boundary trimming, reducing and removing dead ceanothus, removing elder, reducing syringa, reduce viburnum and apple tree. 2 - Cherry reduce by up to 3.5m to get shape and remove dying pseudoaccacia.

The removal of dead and decaying branches and flailing of significantly overhanging branches to the eastern boundary of the site.