Discharge of Condition 3 (Material Schedule), Condition 4 (Construction Management Plan), Condition 5 (Tree Protection), Condition 6 (Hard and Soft Landscaping), and Condition 8 (Boundary Treatment) pursuant to planning permission 21/1745/FUL.

T1 - Tree type - western red cedar (Thuja) Approx Height -16m. Approx Spread - 5m Location -rear garden left hand boundary close to property Fell as close to tree's current ground level as possible and leave the stump in the ground Reason - Various longitudinal Cracks noted throughout tree and appears hazardous as per customers request. T2 - Ash ( Fraxinus excelsior) Approx Height -15m. Approx Spread - 7m Location - rear garden left hand boundary Fell as close to ground level as possible and treat with one application of glyphosate only, to prevent regrowth Reason - Notable die back seen throughout crown T4 - Conifer (Lawson cypress) Approx Height - 10m Location - rear garden top left hand corner Fell and grind out stump to a depth of approx. 200mm below the stumps current ground level and leave all stump's arising to allow for ground settlement Reason - tree in decline and to create a more open landscape as per clients request T5 - Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) Approx Height - 18m Location - rear garden top left hand corner on boundary of number 11 Sever and clear a 0.5m section of ivy from the stem Reason - Prevent encroachment into outer crown and allow future inspections of stem

G119- we would like to clear the deadwood from the tree. We would like to cut back the furthest over hanging branch, the most left branch in the photos provided. The reason being we have a lot of fallen branches from this tree, which falls on the children's playground. If we can just cut back the branch that mainly overhangs the area it will make it safer for them. T492- we lost a limb from the main union of the tree, during the storms in February. We have had a tree surgeon and Julie, tree and landscape officer, from the council to see the tree (and G119). We would like to reduce the tree by max 30%, to make this safer. The concern for the safety of the tree has been made because the branch was from the main union. the reduction will mainly come from the height as we would like to keep as much width as possible, as the beautiful tree will look odd. The reduction will be about 5 metres (30% of the tree height).

Discharge of Condition 4 (Hard and Soft Landscaping), Condition 5 (Tree Protection Plan), Condition 6 (External Materials) & Condition 7 ( Access) pursuant to planning permission 21/0705/FUL

Pine tree on the front driveway - Crown reduction of 2 - 3 metres and a thin reduction of 30% and removing the lowest branches would stop or significantly reduce the roots growth. (Advised by TRDC Tree and Landscape Officer, Javier Garcia via email on 22/02/2021) Original request to fell the tree denied by LPA who placed a TPO on the tree. The tree is causing damage to driveway of property by lifting up block driveway, lifting up 3 man-hole covers located around the base of the tree and the roots of the tree are in very close proximity to mains water pipes.

Discharge of Conditions 3 (Tree Protection/Method Statement) and 4 (Soft Landscaping) pursuant to planning application 21/0006/FUL

Discharge of Conditions 14 (trees and hedgerows) and Condition 21 (Landscape Management Plan) pursuant to planning permission 20/0277/FUL

Non material amendment pursuant to planning permission 17/1825/FUL: To allow for amendments to the wording of Conditions 3 (Access), 4 (Construction Management Plan), 11 (Landscaping),12 (Tree Protection), 13 (Arboricultural Method Statement), and 15 (Bat Survey)

Discharge of Conditions 3 (Tree Protection),Condition 4 (Hard and Soft Landscaping), Condition 5 (Drainage), Condition 6 (CMP) and Condition 7 (External lighting) pursuant to planning permission 20/0748/FUL

The work is to pollard the trees, they were last done in 2020 since then part of the site around the trees has been developed and now a significant reduction in the structural frame work of the trees would make them more appropriate to the setting. The trees have no open public view, the trees are significant to the site as a landscape feature of pollards and they will continue to be this, although smaller and more managed. Please see accompanying documentation.