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)

T.1 Holly Tree - raise lower crown to approx 8 ft, reduce in height by approx 10 ft and shape. T.2 Beech Tree - dismantle to ground level (damage to trunk and leaning heavily over neighbouring garden). T.3 Holly Tree - dismantle to ground level (leaning over neighbouring garden and the adjoining fence)

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)

T001 Sycamore - Re pollard and bring north side stem leaning into BT pole down to main union approximately 6m high (tree interfering with BT pole and wires on roadside) T002 Cherry - Crown removal. Pollard and lower height by 2m below decay (situated in school playground) T004 Common Ash - Fell - this is attachment growth growing out of a stump (tree situated in fence line)

G1 (applicants reference) Group of large overgrown laurel on east side of gate to south lake, between bridle way and builders yard. Low down screening becoming ineffective. - Reduce to approx 1.5-2m to allow easy maintenance and encourage leaf growth low down to improve screening.Sever ivy on large Hollies by Builders yard access gates. T2 (applicants reference) - Large, leaning Norway maple, leaning over south west Garden.- Remove section of chestnut Piling fence to gain access from bridle way. - Dismantle tree in sections to near ground level

Applicants ref, T2 Purple Leaf Plum, 1 stem has pushed fence panel out - Cut marked stem back to boundary. T5 Goat Willow, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T6 Holly, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T9 Ash, heavily leaning and poor form - Dismantle to near ground level. T13 Norway Maple, major crown dieback tree declining - Dismantle to leave approximately 2m trunk to regenerate or provide habitat. T14 Goat Willow, hitting portacabin roof and snapped hanging branch - Prune to clear roof by approximately 1-2m and remove branch. T27 Horse Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires - Crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires. T28 Sweet Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires and deadwood in crown - Remove major deadwood and crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires

T1 (applicants reference) - Sycamore - Fell to 1.0m above the fence line

T1 Sycamore (Acer psuedoplatanus) - Fell- specimen is self-seeded and growing in between the tennis court and neighbour's fence.

H1 Leylandii Hedge - Dismantle to near ground level the first x3 trees along fence rear corner of house. G1 Lawson Cypress x2 - Reduce by approximately 5m to window height G2 Conifers x3 - Dismantle to near ground level, G3 Conifers x2 - Dismantle to near ground level. H2 Conifers x4, by parking - Dismantle to near ground level

1 x Liquidambar (Blue dot on sketch plan) and 1 x Maple (Red dot on sketch plan) - Dismantle / Fell to near ground level. Liquidambar is too close to the conservatory. Maple is on the fence line close to the drive entrance (roots already disrupting the drive edge). Standing in Woodland W1 of Tree Preservation Order