3 Monkey Puzzle Court, North Drive, Littleton, Winchester, SO22 6BY

T1 beech - Remove basal and epicormic growth to prevent contact with fence and summerhouse. T2 beech - Side reduction on north and south sides by approx. 3-4m to suitable growth points in the interests of safety due to additional exposure following removal of T3. T3 beech - Fell to ground level in the interests of safety.

We have already consulted a tree surgeon we know and trust (Joe Platt) who has recommended the following tree work: Tree work/pollarding: Coxs Yard: 1. Sick ash on road (boughs drop off in winds) tree surgeon thinks this is a priority to cut down as there is risk of boughs falling into right of way road. 2. V tall conifer situated next to above sick rowan on corner of 3 Church Lane house driveway/coxs yard. Tree surgeon believes that when the sick rowan comes down the additional light and space will encourage growth plus new exposure to winds may mean it will be buffeted by wind. Trees in garden: 1. Dead miniature rowan - Tree surgeon thinks this should be cut down. 2. Ok miniature rowan - ditto. 3. Sick Cherry tree (boughs drop off in winds). Tree surgeon says that it has rot and should be cut down. 4. Sick Poplar (boughs drop off in winds). Tree surgeon thinks there is fair amount of dead wood and that it should be cut down. Removal of wood: A)Garden trees: boughs/trunks from the garden trees will be chopped up and left along the fence at the bottom of garden. Any woodchip can be scattered in woodland below her garden. B) Coxs Yard ash/conifer. Trees will be woodchipped and scattered in woodland below her garden.

Newly proposed flat roof single storey rear and minor side extension to semi-detached dwellinghouse.