3 x Leylandii trees- remove all three trees- this is to allow more light to neighbouring property and allow more room for a play area and a shed at the property. Blue on map is the hedge they are located next to and red is the three trees

Row of Lime trees. Reduce overhang by 4m property side (8m-4m) from property house numbers (5,6 and 7) Remove 1 limb over shed at no (2) remove 1 low branch at no: (4) 4m prune- cobra system at no:(9 ) No works at house number 1,3,8

T 1- 2 x Alders on rear boundary- reduce crown by 30%. T 2- Flowering Cherry- reduce crown by 25%. T 3- Contorted Willow- pollard at 15ft. Q1 Boundary line running between properties 3 and 4. 3 x Silver Birches- reduce crowns by 30% mainly in height- remove lower lateral branch over shed. 3 x Conifers on boundary line 1st ,furthest away from property - remove leaving stump as low as possible- 2nd to be reduced to 8 ft if possible ( if not remove)- 3rd to be reduced in height to 10 ft. 1 Norway maple and 1 Sycamore on boundary line- thin crowns by 25% to allow for dappled light to gardens and property

Works to be carried out: Applicant's reference;T1 - Crab Apple - rear right hand side: - remove lowest two secondary branches. - reduce in height and lateral spread by no more to an 2m , Applicants ref: T2 - Cherry - adjacent to T1: reduce height only by 1.5m and Applicants ref: T3 - Apple - rear left hand side:- reduce limb over extending neighbours shed back to boundary line, reduce remaining crown by 2m and no more

Applicants references: T1 Multi stemmed Ash - coppice down to ground level due to large cavity in base, T2 Single Stemmed Sweet Chestnut - coppice down to ground level to match works on T3 Over-shading garden, T3 Mature Single Stemmed Sweet Chestnut - Coppice down to ground level. Major signs of decay. Drip line within approx 30ft of house. Been monitoring tree for last 18 months, declining rapidly, danger to buildings/ public, T4 Single stemmed Ash - coppice down to ground level due to lean and size of surroundings. Large limbs regularly shed out of canopy into neighbouring property. Standing in Group G1 of Tree Preservation Order

T1 (applicant's reference) Cherry - Reduce whole crown by approximately 2m to reduce stress on trunk unions. Tree is over mature and shed limbs previously. It also has bacterial canker and major deadwood and dieback

Tag 1385 Cherry tree - Dismantle to monolith approx 2m high (to retain standing decayed wood habitat). REASON FOR WORK: Historic large stem failure wound, subsequently hollowed and open at least 1 metre downwards. Tag 536 Beech - Crown reduction, primarily focusing on upper half of crown all over, to up to 3.5m in both height and spread. REASON FOR WORK: Over-mature tree has a history of occasionally shedding large branches over a mown grass area of low to moderate use. Two large branches shed fairly recently

Works to fell a Chestnut tree to ground, to allow space for shed, and to fell a Silver Birch to ground to allow light and space in the garden, to be replaced with slow growing variety that is smaller at full maturity

Retrospective permission is sought to retain a single storey outbuilding built as a shed office Planning permission is retrospectively requested for a single story timber framed outbuilding in the grounds of Hamptons Farmhouse. The structure has been built to a high standard, in sympathy with, and in the style of, other existing outbuildings. It is nestled on the edge of an area of trees beside a neglected pond. The outbuilding is not visible from any public highway or footpath. The outbuilding is ~35m from the main Hamptons Farmhouse - a Grade II Listed Building.