Tree - TPO 746 - front garden - 1M trim to height and sides to allow light in.

Part Retrospective: Demolition of existing front porch and erection of front porch; construction of first floor side extension, part single, part two storey rear extension; provision of rear juliet balcony, alterations to entrance door; internal alterations, addition of window to side elevation, replacement of windows, alterations to patio and associated rear landscaping works.

Oak tree - decaying - fell

Part Retrospective: Construction of porch

From TPO693 three willow trees surrounding flats at WD3 3TE Willow Tree (salix x sepulcralis) T5 - Pollard to original points Willow Tree (salix x sepulcralis) T1 - Pollard to original points Willow Tree (salix x sepulcralis) T2 - Pollard to original points no changes or alterations to be made to size or shape of trees.

Tree Number - T1 Tree Type - Cedar Approx. Height - 14m Location - front garden Service - Crown Reduction Work Required - Crown reduce by removing approximately 2m from all over pruning to suitable growth points. Reason - as part of continued maintenance Tree number - G1 Tree type - Holly & Privet Approx Height - 5m Location -rear garden right hand boundary Service - Fell and treat Work required - Fell as close to ground level as possible and treat with one application of glyphosate only, to prevent regrowth Reason - As per clients instructions

1. common beech- Prune to reduce spread on north-west side of the tree only, that is where it overhangs the garden area. Prune according to dimensions on plan, which are for the avoidance of doubt : On north side of spread, to 7.4m from trunk, on north-west side of spread to 7.2m and on the west side to 8m. Maximum size of pruning wound to be 100 mm and cuts, in accordance with British Standard 3998:2010, should be made to suitable side growth at least 1/3 of the diameter of the parent branch.

I have spoken to a tree surgeon and he has suggested that we apply for pruning of approx 2m height and width, and the removal of vine that is wrapping around the trunks, so that the trees remain healthy Two trees (1 x Sycamore and 1 x Ash)- T225 and T226 that seem to have overgrown branches that need tidying. We have spoken to an arborist that has suggested a Crown reduction of approximately 2 x 2m for the overall health of the trees and to prevent awkward grown branches from falling.

G1 - Group of Hornbeams - reduce lateral growth extending over pool by 1.5m to prevent branches and leaves falling over pool and causing damage. G2 - Sycamore and Ash - reduce back towards boundary line by 1.5m to contain spread and lean. G3 - Group consisting of 2 Sycamore and 2 Ash - reduce back from garden by 1.5m to contain spread and lean

Construction of single storey front extension.