TG1 Sycamore Group - right side front - Prune Clean to remove all dead, diseased and broken branches 2 cms in diameter and larger throughout crown to improve health and appearance and reduce risk of branch failure. Reduce crown height and spread by approximately 2-3 metres to enhance natural form. T2 Hazel - right side front - Prune Reduce crown height by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to hedge. HG3 Laurel group located at the right side - Prune Reduce crown spread by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to garden. Reduce crown height by approximately 1-1.5 metres to renovate overgrown hedge. T4 Sycamore. T5 Sycamore and T6 Sycamore located at the right side rear garden. Reduce crown height and spread by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to garden. TG7 various trees group located at the back - Prune tip back over garden with poles T8 Ash - left rear corner of garden - Prune - Large lateral branch over garden remove back to main stem T9 Silver Birch located at the left side - Prune - Reduce crown spread by approximately 2-3 metres to provide clearance to house. TG10 Sycamore group located at the left front - Prune - Reduce crown spread by approximately 2-3 metres to provide clearance to house. Clean to remove all dead, diseased and broken branches 2 cms in diameter and larger throughout crown to improve health and appearance and reduce risk of branch failure.

Sketch plan: The tree is marked as (1) on the sketch plan. Description of works to be carried out: Full and complete removal of the tree and trunk. No new tree to be planted there after. Reason for work: (1) Originally, we had applied for a crown reduction (reference: 2019/01075/tree) which the council had consented to. Post submitting our initial application we've had a landscaper visit our property and she informed us that the tree in question in our application is dying. Furthermore, its natural growth has been hindered by the neighbours (28 Harwood road) tree which was growing adjacent to it. With the neighbours tree taken down in the past month our tree looks even more out of place as it's crown is completely flattened on the left hand side. As a result we've decided we would like to remove it entirely. (2) We are looking to renovate our garden and in order to do so we would need to remove the tree. It also blocks valuable sunlight to our garden and front of house. (3) The above provides low amenity value and detracts from the presentation our and the neighbours property

Demolition of No.5, 9, 9A & 13 Lime Tree Walk. Renovation of No.11 including refurbishment of ground floor commercial space with conversion of upper floor into residential unit with loft conversion. Erection of a semi detached 4 bed house built adjacent to No.11. Erection of two residential blocks built to the rear of the site with car parking and ancillary accommodation including cycle & refuse storage areas with associated landscaping.