T1 - Fell - Western Red Cedar - Reasons: Large tree on front garden boundary with neighbouring property. The tree has previously had a large side stem removed, possibly due to storm damage, there are other historic wounds on the trunk. The roots are causing severe cracking of the tarmac driveway and have broken through the surface in several locations. The property owner also pointed out cracking on the wall and floor of the porch. The Marble front doorstep is cracked and there is seasonal movement in the doorframe. During summer they were unable to open the front door and the step crack opened up, in winter the crack shrank back and the door was freed. This indicates a possible subsidence issue, which will be exacerbated by the water uptake from a large tree within the influencing distance of the house. The expected influencing distance for a mature tree of this species is 20m, the tree is located 6.5m from the property and area of damage.

06/00105/TPO (W11) - T1 - Swedish Whitebeam (next to garage of 21 Dippons Mill Close) - Crown reduce by up to 1 metres to reshape and balance. Crown lift to 2.5 metres. Reason: to provide appropriate clearance above garage and over garden. T2 - Ash (nearest 21 Dippons Mill Road) - Reduce height by up to 3 metres and reduce overhang over garden / house of 21 Dippons Mill Close by no more than 2 metres. T3 - Ash - Crown reduce branch overhanging road back to appropriate pruning point at the boundary between the lawned area and the pavement. Reduce by no more than 2 metres in height. Beech (Rear garden of 21 Dippons Mill Close) - Prune branches growing 'in front' of holly tree by 2.5 metres back to appropriate pruning points in accordance with BS 3998.

Single storey rear extension (3.00m along the boundary with number 41 and 6m along the boundary with number 37 beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house, 2.872m maximum height and 2.810m height at the eaves) Revised Application

Cherry tree by court yard, reduce height by 1 - 1.5 metres: Holly tree by court yard, reduce height to same height as 'Cherry by court yard'; Cherry by rear patio - reduce back close to previous pruning points; Silver Birch in round border - reduce height by 4- 5 metres to bring in line with adjacent silver birch on garden boundary; Cherry tree adjacent to silver birch in round border - remove; row of trees along rear boundary (beech and conifer etc) reduce height to gutter level of neighbouring house (21 Ash Hill).

06/00045/TPO (T50) - Lime - Prune back smaller branches on eastern side of canopy, extending toward 21 Ash Hill, back to appropriate pruning points no more than 3 metres inboard of the common boundary between The Old House and 21 Ash Hill, but no further than the most recent pruning points. Prune small diameter branches on house side of canopy (circled in yellow on the photo that shows part of the rear elevation of The Old House), back to appropriate pruning points in line with the general canopy edge. Crown lift descending growth from the most recent pruning points around the lower skirt of the canopy back to, but not beyond, the previous pruning points.

Demolition of Devonshire House and redundant office block. New front boundary wall. Creation of skip storage area with protective barrier. New HGV parking area. Retention of builders compound, New fuel tank and office and training room.

Conifer in centre of front boundary. Reduce in height by no more than 4 metres and prune branches extending beyond natural crown line toward house back into crown line. Reason(s)To provide clearance from property, and maintain at a suitable size for location.

Sycamore - Crown lift by removal of secondary branches only to provide 4 metres clearance over garden, Crown reduce 'bulging' side of tree back to general crown line (up to a maximum of 2 metres) and prune to provide 0.6 metres clearance form rugby club apparatus over boundary. Horse Chestnut - Crown lift in line with guttering on house (approx 4.5 metres), where drooping branches extend below the level of crown lifting they will be pruned back to next available and suitable pruning point as per BS 3998 (2010). Crown reduce on house side and neighbour's at 38 Windsor Gardens by no more than 2 metres, ensuring sufficient foliage is retained on the lowest primary lateral branches that extends towards the house at 37 Windsor Gardens.

Cypress Conifer trees on left hand side of front boundary in front garden. Fell to clear overhang over foot path and allow more light to the front of the house

G1 - Hollies and conifers along front boundary - reduce to a height no lower then the adjacent street light; T1 - Poplar (Dead) on front boundary - Remove; T2 - Leaning copper beech tree in front garden - Fell; T3 - Cypress near secondary front gate that is leaning into adjacent conifer - fell; T4 - Poplar on boundary adjacent to north western elevation of house - cut back to previous pollard points T5 - Poplar on rear garden boundary - cut back to previous pollard points.