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)

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)

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

Applicants ref T1 Ash tree (Tag ID 240), overreaching into neighbouring property and is casting shade on the garden. Due to its proximity to the boundary, it is now causing damage to the fence line. Reduce crown by 50% to manage size of the tree and prevent further damage to the fence line. Applicants ref T2 Lime tree (Tag ID 241). Tree has been pollarded in the past. Repollard tree back to previous pollard points to keep tree at a manageable size. Both standing in Area A1 of Tree Preservation Order

T1 - English oak -Crown lift from ground to 4 meters (tree approximately 20 meters). Raise canopy over car park and driveway to allow access to the driveway. G1 - Various height to remove entire row of 15 Hazel (fell and grind) to clear footpath for fence to be installed. T2 - 6 x Lawson Cypress - (8 meters) to fell to ground level and grind remove from boundary line to be replaced by new fence. T3 - 2 x Hornbeam (15 meters) to fell to ground level and grind to be removed due to location against boundary line. All Standing in Woodland W6 of Tree Preservation Order.

Line of Conifers/ hedge row on rear side boundary,fell to ground level.Grind strumps to allow for replacement fencing and re - planting Customer ref-H1

T1 Ash tree (Tag ID 240). Tree is overreaching into neighbouring property casting shade on the garden. Due to its proximity to the boundary, it is now causing damage to the fence line. The tree is not very old and any a reduction would not mitigate the issue with the fence line. dismantle and fell to ground level. T2 Lime tree (Tag ID 241). Tree has been pollarded in the past. Repollard tree back to previous pollard points. Trees stand within Area A1 of the Tree Preservation Order

Fatsia Japonica shrub/tree (Applicants ref.1)- Reduce height and thin out to just above fence level and continue to provide regular maintenance, Group of Bay Trees (Applicants ref 2) on boundary between 30 and 32 Town Hill- Remove, Holly (Applicants ref 3)- Reduce height by 50%, Cob Tree (Applicants ref 4)- Remove, self sown and embedded in established Pyracantha bush, Eucalyptus tree (Applicants ref 5) at bottom of garden to be coppiced down to allow fresh new growth to emerge, Buddleia shrub/tree (Applicants ref 6) to be pruned back to maintain shape and promote fresh growth

Reason for works: Good aboricultural practice managing the trees in proportion with their surroundings maximising amenity value. Some of the work listed is management of neglected hedges etc in the front garden above the house: T1 - Yew, 1m shorten laterally and reduce height to match, T2 - split Conifer, fell and stump grind, T3 - Golden Conifer In front of house towards drive, trim growth from faces and reduce height by a metre, T4 - Reduce crown of Cherry by appx 6 metres to suitable growth points, T5 - Cherry downhill along fence-line from driveway in front garden, reduce to previous points shortening by appx 6metres beyond this, T6 Holly: reduce by appx 4metres to height of elder in front and fell elder Lower garden working along the boundary. T7 - reduce large Laurels down to the height of the Cob Nuts (3m), T8 in front and then halve the height of the cobnuts (to 1.5m), also removing the dead Laurel, T11 top of garden, along from studio, reduce Cobs by half (to 1.5m) T12 Mulberry- Gentle reduction of a appx 1-2metre of lateral spread, to tighten shape, crown clean and gently lift and also remove any deadwood front garage: T14 - Yew adjacent, reduce crown shortening by up to two metres, Cob Nut alongside, reduce height fifty percent (to1.5m) and cut back from garage T15 Holly, reduce laterally to give a foot clearance away from the garage and trim height, continue this along the drive side Holly hedging

Works to side prune back to the boundary fence a Field maple (T1), Hawthorn (T2) and Sweet chestnut (T3), trees located behind 83 Woodbury Road