Various Tree Works as detailed within the submitted tree work notification: T1 Hornbeam - Crown lift to 2m above ground level T2 Cherry - Crown lift to 2m above ground level T3 Monkey Puzzle - Crown lift to 3m above ground level (eye poke hazard) T4 Beech tree - Tip prune clear of wall. T5 Weeping Willow - Crown lift to 2m above ground level T6 Magnolia - Subtly tip prune and shape T7 and T8 Cypress - Crown lift to 2m above ground level T9 Cedar - Remedial prune to ensure 2m clearance from the dwelling T10 and 11 Cypress - Crown lift to 2m above ground level

T1 Horse Chestnut: Crown lift epicormic growth to 5m from ground level; Crown reduce secondary growth towards the dwelling to achieve a maximum space of 2m; Remove branch being damaged and causing damage by direct contact to stable roof.

Felling 3 Dead Trees (T19i, T22i & T42i) - 5 day notice. Proposed removal of Sycamore T42i. The tree is suffering severe crown die back presumed to be a result of the particularly dry spring and early summer months (refer to photograph 1). The extent of die back has left the tree susceptible to crown failure, compromising public safety and the owners duty of care. It is proposed to replace the tree a maximum of 2m from position of T42i with 1No . Field Maple - Acer campestre at standard tree form 8-10cm girth. Proposed removal of tree group G45i. These pole type trees are growing very close to rear corner of dwelling at plot 5 to such an extent the routeing of drains and the necessary building up of ground levels will compromise the trees retention (refer to photograph 2). The 3 items are not shown for retention on the approved plans and it appears were mistakenly omitted from the initial site clearance work. No replacement planting considered necessary due to abundant adjoining tree cover and proximity to dwelling under construction. Proposed removal of Sycamore T119i. The tree is suffering severe crown die back presumed to be a result of the particularly dry spring and early summer months (refer to photograph 3). The extent of die back leaves the tree susceptible to crown failure compromising public safety and the owners duty of care. It is proposed to replace the tree a maximum of 2m from position of T119i with 1No . Field Maple - Acer campestre at standard tree form 8-10cm girth. Removal of Pine T122i. The tree is dead due to longstanding suppression/overcrowding (refer to photograph 4). No replacement planting considered necessary due to abundant adjoining tree cover. If the Tree Officer is amenable it would be helpful to meet on site to resolve any issues that may arise due to the timescales proposed.

Removal of 18 trees- 14 owing to silvicultural thinning (2 x Beech, 1 x Silver Birch, 5 x Cherry Plum, 1 x Hawthorne, 2 x Hornbeam, 2 x Oak, 1 x Rowan); - 1 owing to proximity to dwelling (1 x Oak) - 3 owing to poor condition (2 x Beech, 1 x Cherry) Remaining trees to be allowed pruning of branches to lift the crowns in line with good horticultural practice. Recommendations are referenced in attached tree assessment carried out by MJB Landscaping.

Draw back branches overhanging dwelling.

Sycamores T1 and T2 - trim overhanging branches to dwelling no.2 (Orchard Barn)

T1 Sycamore - remove; T2, T3, T4 and T5 - crown raise over highway to 5.2m, clear phone line and draw back from dwelling