1. T1 T2 2x Oak - fell these previously pollarded trees as they are too close to the garage 2. T3 Acacia - fell this leaning unbalanced tree which will leave room for Oaks to grow into & prevent falling on house

1. 2 x Birches in centre of grass - fell and remove. 2. Hornbeam by house - reduce branches overhanging house by 4 m and raise crown up to 5 metres. 3. Gingo Bilboa - Fell and remove as it is crowded by other trees. 4. Liquidamber by garage - remove branch overhanging garage and lift lower branches to approx 4 metres. 5. Remove dead pine next to field gate. 6. 3 x beech, 2 x prunus avian, 1 x Holm Oak, 1 x Sycamore, 1 x Poplar, 1 x Oak, 1 x Maple. -Raise crowns to 5 metres on trees along field boundary. 7. 2 x birches behind garage - lift crown by 5 m and tidy. 8. Fruit trees to right of garage - thin by 30%. 9. Tree (Unknown species) to right of garage - thin by 30%. 10. Weeping willow - Pollard to previous reduction points. 11. Sycamore on left hand boundary - remove lower branch.

1. two x Oak Trees (24 Williams Way, Fleet, GU51 3EU) - cut back to suitable growth points by 1.5 to 2 meters keeping tree as balanced as possible. Overhang the garage / and almost touch property of 7 Kenwith Ave GU51 3EX. This is creating a number of problems. One, squirrels have easy access to roof of property which can cause potential damage when roaming across house roof. Two, the garage below is a functioning massage business, so the dropping of acorns is very destructive when customers are trying to relax. Also, causing a massive shadow over property.

1. T1 HAZEL - REDUCE CANOPY SPREAD AND HEIGHT BY UP TO 3M ALL ROUND 2. T2 HAZEL - REDUCE CANOPY SPREAD AND HEIGHT BY UP TO 2M ALL ROUND 3. T3 HAZEL - REDUCE CANOPY SPREAD AND HEIGHT BY UP TO 3M ALL ROUND 4. T4 CONIFER - SITUATED IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO GARAGE AND REAR GARDEN WALL - FELL TO GROUND LEVEL 5. G1 CONIFERS (6no APPROX IN A ROW INCLUDING THREE ON NEIGHBOURS SIDE OF BOUNDARY FENCE) - FELL TO GROUND LEVEL 6. G2 CONIFERS - ROW OF CONIFERS RUNNING FROM HOUSE ALONG DRIVEWAY - FELL TO GROUND LEVEL 7. G3 CONIFERS - ROW OF CONIFERS ON SIDE OF GARDEN - FELL TO GROUND LEVEL

1. Dead Persian Ironwood - Fell 2. Yew - Reduction in height 3m to 6m off the ground. Branch reduction - 0.5-1m reduction in spread to suitable growth points so that it does not touch the garage. 3. Leylandii - Crown lifting from 2m to 5m off the ground so that it doesn't touch the end of our house.

T1 & T2 - Lombardy Poplars - large dead wood to be removed T3 - Oak - Fell T4 &T5 - European Beech & Common Hornbeam - crown reduction by 2-3m to prevent branch damage T6 - Scouler Willow - Crown partial reduction by 2-3m to prevent damage to building roof and guttering T7 - Crab Apple - small partial reduction by 2-3m to prevent damage to garage roof T8 - European Plum - partial crown reduction by 2-3m to reduce the size of the tree next to the house.

Lawson Cypress (T1) - fell because of proximity to house, excessive shading and intention to erect open barn double garage. Replace with Dawn Redwood nearer to the road but will preserve laurel/rhododendron hedge buffer. Conifer/Fir (T2) - fell because of excessive shading to rear garden and low amenity value. Replace with Acer or similar Sycamore (T3) - fell because of excessive shading to rear garden and low amenity value. Replace with Acer or similar Lawson Cypress (T4) - fell because of excessive shading to rear garden. Replace with Magnolia.

1 - Lift low branches to 6m from ground level from one English Oak (Quercus robor) in front lawn. Remove two branches towards house and one branch towards street light and the smaller sub laterals. Work in part being undertaken to stop squirrels jumping from tree on to house roof. 2 - Lift low branches to 7m from ground level from one Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) and shorten back to give 3m clearance from corner of house. Again work in part being undertaken to stop squirrels jumping from tree on to house roof. 3 - Lift low branches from three (3) Beech by side of garage to give 3m over roof. Again work in part being undertaken to stop squirrels jumping from tree on to garage roof and then house roof. 4 - Lift low branches to 6m from ground level from one Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) on boundary to right of facing house.

To fell T012 Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) - Fungal fruit bodies are at the base of the tree. One Sparassis crispa (Cauliflower fungus) is observed at the north west and one possible Armillaria sp. (Honey fungus) is observed north east facing. There is high crown lift, therefore increased load on decaying roots, trunk morphology, and with excessive buttressing which also indicates decay. There are 3 historical large branch failures, and a small degree of lean south east towards the garage and house. T017 Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) - To remove one Over-extended branches present over the garage.

T1 - Willow - Reduce height by 4 metres, Reduce lowest branch back to previous pruning points. T2 - Ash - Reduce back to previous pruning points, Remove 2 lowest branches and reduce secondary branching to give 2 metre clearance from outbuilding roof. T3 - Silver Birch - Reduce by 3 metres back to previous pruning points and reduce by 1.5 to 2 metres off the lateral growth towards garden/house. T4 - Pear - Reduce laterals by 2 metres growing over garage and 2 metres clearance from the fabric of the house T5 - Yew - Remove T6 - Pine - Remove the smaller of the two pines T7 - Silver Birch - 4 metre reduction T8 - Rear boundary hedge - Reduce back 1.5 metres further than the previous pruning points.