T1,t2,t3 marked red on overhead map pine trees to be crown reduced on Appleton crescent side only to clear overhang off driveway to be pruned by 2 metres to keep the trees balanced while giving adequate clearance from their property, t4 silver birch is to pruned by 1.5 metres on Appleton crescent side only and crown lifted to 5 metres to give 2 metres clearance from garage roof, reasons for works are to prevent debris on cars and property roof both housing groups at the back have gave consent for these works to be done.

The large tree sits in an area of land behind the rear fence of 13 Walter road and behind the rear fence of nursery playground on Wilkinson primary School. The trunk of the tree falls in a narrow space between both boundary fences. The tree's branches are heavy and resident has raised concerns that they bearing weight on her summerhouse and could cause damage to the roof should they be left. The school have met with the resident and we proposed that removing the tree at the base would be the best option, as this would not allow the tree to cause any further issues.

T1 - Oak - Fell tree leaving stump as close to ground level as practicable. This tree is located in rear garden of 34 Coppice Road. The house has been extended at some point in the past and the gable end is now located around 2m away from trunk, in turn the canopy is heavily hanging over roof of property interfering with tiles gutters and window. The new home owner is concerned about the amount of deadwood falling from canopy and landing on roof and rear patio, due to their being small children in property this issue is of great concern. Home owner is also concerned about the possibility of subsidence due to proximity to property footings, the building process will have damaged the root plate T2 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell tree leaving stump as close to ground level as practicable. This tree is located at the side of 34 Coppice Road within rear garden. This tree is heavily suppressed on the back side and the majority of growth hangs over the road. Customer has asked for the tree to possibly be cut back / crown lifted over road to allow room for bin lorry's / fire engines. Due to the poor form of tree and heavy lean i feel the tree will not be suited for long term retention. Customer is willing to re plant a more suited species away from property and road also.

Single storey rear extension with flat roof, replacement of windows and doors, removal of rear chimney stack and right hand side elevation changes to fenestration. Removal of two trees in front drive and trimming other hedges.

car park area t1 Holm oak trimmed around cables and over car park area itself by around 1.5 metres and give a 1 metre clearance around overhead lines and to include ivy removal at base, t2 cedar tree removal of broken branch around 8 metres high over car park area to include ivy removal on trunk, in back garden t5 beech tree pruned away from building by 2 metres and lifting of lower branches to leave start of crown at 5.5 to 6.5 metres high to include road side too. T3,T4 silver birch trees behind the coach house trimmed back to clear building roof by 2.5 to 3 metres and removal of all waste created by us by woodchipping

3, Facing brick to be Weinerberger Apollow Red Multi Roof tiles to be Marley Ashmore Smooth Grey Windows, White uPVC Rainwter goods, White uPVC 4, Landscape details are indicated on drawing no 2242/BR004 7, Protective tree fencing is indicated on drawing no 2241/BR004 8, EV charge point details indiocated on drawing no 2241/BR004 9, Construction Method Statement enclosed

06/00279/TPO (W1) - Lime - Crown thin by 15% of canopy volume. Crown lift to provide a 3 metre vertical clearance above roof of garage. Maple - Fell

06/00214/TPO (T13) - Copper Beech - Raise crown 2m above roof, thin lower branches by 20% for more light. Reduce left side low limb going over 44 Clifton road by 3M and shape back to natural crown line. Reason(s): Proximity to adjacent properties and to provide appropriate clearances. N.B. the works proposed to T2 - Acer have been considered under Conservation Area Notifcation ref: 22/01069/TN

Trees overhanging Claremont Mews: Crown lift trees overhanging communal grassed area up to 3.6 Metres (12ft) above ground on Claremont Mews side only; Crown lift trees overhanging front garden of 9 Claremont Mews to a height level with the guttering of that property; Prune trees that are adjacent to and overhang the roof of 9 / 19 Claremont Mews back to and appropriate pruning point as close to the boundary line as possible. Remove 2 small self set sycamore that have decay in the stems.

06/00495/TPO (T6) - Reduction of oak tree in rear garden of the property by no more then 1.5 - 2 metres of radial lateral branch spread. Crown lift to by the removal of secondary branches to provide no more than 54.75 metres clearance above ground level, and remove lowest secondary branch extending towards Redhouse Road (if not already removed by general crown lift) and pruning of branches away from roof line of both properties to give at least 2 metre clearance. Reason(s): to keep the tree in a manageable size and keep the tree away from buildings as is currently touching both houses. N.B. amended works specification agreed on site with agent on 7th September 2022.