Reduce by up to 50% the height of all trees along the South-West and North-West boundaries of the property (and trim back the balancing 50% to tidy up). These trees originally would have formed maintained hedging/screening but have been left to overgrow. They are predominantly conifers with a few other species mixed in and growing amongst each other (e.g. laurel and yew). The attached plan indicates the route of the hedge, highlighted green. We will also cut back (to/around the boundary line) branches that are overgrowing the boundary to the North-West. Reduction in height will allow more light into the garden and reduce maintenance issues for neighbours. It will also enable more straightforward regular maintenance on an ongoing basis in future. We may also fell the conifer tree that has grown with a significant lean that was the subject of notification 20/0566/TCA (whilst notified by previous owners, the work was never actually carried out).

English Yew - Reduce the crown by 1 metre all the way around, thus maintaining its shape whilst reducing the overhang onto the car park an over the boundary towards the main road.

Boundary trees T2-T18 & T20 on attached plan to raise the canopies to approx 4 metres; to allow for the footpath to be constructed and not cause any damage to the trees (Only T5 Oak, T6 Oak, T10 Lime & T14 Lime)

Tree removals and replacement tree planting to facilitate installation of secure-line fence on west boundary.

T1 Common Lime - Tree is leaning heavily towards the rear of neighbouring properties - Reduce down to union at approximately 25ft to reduce sail affect. T2 Horse Chesnut - Post Mature - Tree is showing decline with large dead branches over hanging neighbouring garden and garage (This tree is on the boundary) Fell/Remove (replant away from boundary)

Horse Chestnut - Cut back branches overhanging the garden of 15 Church Walk to the boundary line. Reduce crown by 2 metres.

Silver birch (T1) - an overall reduction of 30%. The reduction includes removing branches that extend over a boundary fence and are too close to an adjacent residential property.

1st leylandii tree to the left of the property as referenced in A01 - Fell to increase the visibility splay and to prevent disruption to the front boundary wall.

Removal of Condition 22 (details of affordable housing provision), modifications to S106 Agreement to change the definition of 'Protected Tenant' to allow those in shared ownership units to progress to 100% ownership and amendments to approved external materials (condition 3), boundary treatment (condition 6), ground and finished floor levels (condition 7), landscaping and tree works (conditions 8, 9 and 10) attached to Planning Permission 19/0521/FULL

Holly (T2) - Reduce and shape. Holly (T3) - Reduce and shape. 3 x Holly (G1) Reduce holly nearest boundary to below the V and reduce and shape remaining two holly trees.