Application for approval of details subject to conditions 4 (hard and soft landscaping), 10 (walls and fences), 11 (AMS), 12 (tree canopy cover) and 19 (EMEMP) pursuant to 23/05803/VCDN

Fell and grind all trees along fence line as low value poor form trees growing within fence line. This has caused the fence to lose to structure x 2 Hawthorn, x 2 Yew and x 1 Privet

Remove to ground level as declined in health x 1 Purple Leaved Plum (T1), prune to reduce spread by around 1 metre and contain size, retaining a natural form to the tree x 1 Gleditsia (T2), remove lower growth to raise crown to around 2.5 metres over the ground to improve overall shape balance and form x 1 Himalayan Beech (T3), crown reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 1 metre to ensure a good, natural shape and balance x 1 Beech (T4), remove lower growth to raise crown to 3.5 metres over the ground and crown reduce height and spread by 1.5 metres to manage the tree to ensure does not become overbearing x 1 Oak, crown lift by removing all lower growth to provide 3.5 metres clearance from ground level. crown reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 1.5 metres to ensure a good, natural shape and balance x 1 Beech (T6), crown Lift by removing all lower growth to provide 4.5 metres clearance from ground level, crown reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres. . to ensure a good, natural shape and balance x 1 Beech (T8), prune to reduce and contain the overall crown size and spread, retaining a natural form to the tree x 1 Winter-Flowering Cherry (T9), reduce the various Cypress and other self set smaller trees on garden side of boundary fence to a height of around 5 metres to maintain screen effect lower down

Fell as stem of the tree is rubbing/pushing on boundary fence, substantially leaning over the garden and is impacting on use of the garden x 1 Hawthorn (T1)

Reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 3 metres x 1 Purple Beech (T1) and remove two lowest branches over garden back to fence line x 1 Sweet Chestnut (T2) for minor maintenance to contain, manage and tidy trees

Prune back to boundary fence x Hazel, hawthorn, beech, oak (G4), prune back laterally by 5m x 1 Oak (T5), prune back laterally by 2m x 1 Poplar (T7), prune back laterally by 3m x 1 Oak (T8), prune back laterally by 3m and crown lift to 6m x 1 Beech (T9) and prune back laterally by 2m and crown lift to 6m x 3 Beech (T11 - T13) all works due to overhang from trees over house and a large part of garden

Crown lift to 4m and prune back by 2m on neighbour's side of fence. All lower growing vegetation will be cut back to behind the Tesco side of the fence x Hornbeams and Pines (T1 - T18) (TPO 12/2013) (I4)

Sycamore T1- Fell (Heavily supressed specimen reaching several metres on to property roof, due to nature of growth a reduction would be unsuitable to sufficiently clear drip line from property). Mixed species group TG1 - situated on eastern boundary of rear garden, suggest lateral tip reduction of acers back to property boundary. 2 x Ash trees (within group) were showing signs of dieback and leaning heavily into garden, with long term viability of trees in question, remove the overhanging limbs back past the boundary line to source to mitigate the risk of and brittle dead wood/stems from falling into property or damaging the fence in the future.

Reduce by 2 meters as tree is leaning towards neighboring property x 1 Ash (T1), Fell as tree is in decline x 1 Cherry (T2), fell as self set ash growing within hazel coppice x 1 Ash (T3), twin stem tree to fell stem rubbing on fence x 1 Ash (T4) and reduce by 1.5-2 meters as this tree is densely foliated at the tips of the limbs causing frequent small diameter limb failure x 1 Narrow leaf ash (T5)