T1 - Ash - rear left hand boundary - fell to as close to ground level as possible. T2 - Willow - rear left hand boundary - fell to as close to ground level as possible. T3 - Norway maple - rear left hand boundary - reduce in height and lateral spread by no more than 2.5m. T4 - Norway maple 'Crimson King' - rear left hand boundary over patio - reduce in height and lateral spread by no more than 2.5m

Felling of Leyland cypress hedge inside front garden (outlined blue on area sketch plan). Rear of hedge has been pruned back to the trunk beyond the point of growing back. Felling of area of dead Leyland cypress hedge along internal side of boundary fence, to be replaced with new Leyland Cypress hedge trees (outlined red on area sketch plan)

Tree 1 - Acacia - Fell as close to ground level as possible due to severe lean and effecting neighbouring wall. Tree 2 - Hawthorn - Reduce in height by 50% and remove branch leaning towards house. Both tree root systems causing issues to building works to 25 East Street. Tree location-Boundary Flower bed between 25 East Street and The Lyons, East Street

Dead tree by gate at the rear of the property, fell to ground level. Failed conifer front of house, fell to ground level. Willow front boundary re-pollard road side lower limb only, finishing length 4m.

T2 Nothofagus on roadside boundary with evidence of declining sections - Reduce height to 2.5m, removing completely dead stems to near basal area, in order to restart live stems and promote regrowth for easier maintenance - Trim growth back from car park by approx. 0.5m to the vicinity of previously trimmed face, in order to minimise encroachment to parked cars- Reduce branches growing towards roadside by 1.5m to form compact framework in line with reduced height, to promote uniform re growth for easier maintenance

16 Lime trees along left hand side and rear boundary- Re Pollard due to good arboricultural practice to manage the size of the trees in their location

1 x Oak (applicants ref. T2) - Reduce overhang to 4m from the boundary and lift to 4m standing in Group G1 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Dove Tree (applicants ref. T1) - Dismantle tree to ground level to enable replanting of tree in an alternative position to provide a screen on the boundary of property: 1 x Acacia (applicants ref. T2) - Dismantle tree to ground level to enable replanting of tree in an alternative position. Tree currently in decline: 1 x Holm Oak (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce primary distal limbs overhanging neighbouring property's boundary by approximately 6m to reduce weight and wind stress in order to prolong the life of the tree due to a pocket of decay at it's base: 1 x Beech (applicants ref. T4) - Cut back approximately 4m from over extended limb back to crown to re-balance crown

T1 Yew (applicant's reference) - Crown reduce overhang by 2m and crown lift to 2.5m. Tree overhangs the boundary hitting neighbouring building - the works will alleviate any potential damage to building and allow space for the tree to grow. Standing in group G1 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Cherry (applicants ref. T3 - in garden of 20-23 Trinity Court) - Thin by 20% and trim back to boundary fence of 24 Trinity Court (approx. 2m); 2 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T4 and T5 - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court) - Trim back approx. 4-5m so not overhanging 24 Trinity Court; 1 x Holm Oak (applicants ref. T6 - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court. Tallest tree in applicants photo 1) - Fell; Mixed species group (including, Sycamore, Holly and Horse Chestnut - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court as indicated in location plan attached to applicants e-mail dated 27th May 2023) - trim back to boundary fence of 24 Trinity Court; (Ivy plants to the back of the garden overgrowing from mount pleasant (applicants ref. T1 and T2) - Trimming back approx. 1m not disturbing a tree the Ivy is growing around, the boundary wall or Pill Box within our boundary)