Tree Preservation Order Application : T1 - Sycamore. Fell and remove tree. The tree exhibits poor growth due to overcrowding, growing in close proximity with the neighbouring trees which have now been removed due to causing subsidence next door. T2 - Sycamore. Fell and remove tree. The second tree is causing significant issues to the outbuilding and has cracked the roof structure. The client is also concerned about subsidence issues having witnessed first hand the effect these trees can have on the house next door. Therefore the client wishes to mitigate this possibility and ensure the safety of their property and surrounding structures. Both trees are to be replaced by native species within one year.

TPO application to trim small branches/foliage at bottom of one Thuja to 2m to allow head room; Trim small branches/foliage at bottom of one Thuja to 2m to allow head room, trim south side of tree to 1m away from house, trim small branches/foliage at bottom of tree to allow 30 cm clearance above shed roof.

Tree Preservation Order application: T1 - Beech - Crown lift to 5m, T2 - Beech - Remove and replace tree, T3 - Beech - Crown lift to 5m and remove small deadwood. Also clear house roof by 2 metres where 5 metre crown lift has not done so.

TPO application to prune back the branches of one Sycamore that are encroaching towards the house (13 The Vallance), by 3 metres to leave 4m distance; reduce branch damaging the roof of the shed from 17m to 14m.

TPO Application - Yew (T12) - Proposal to trim back yew tree to red line as shown on the attached image. The proposal would re-shape the yew tree, intended to improve its visual appearance, reducing the periphery of the tree thereby avoiding thicker/established branches, and to trim back base growth to trunk. Reason: Branches almost reach house, cannot walk under tree. Holm Oak - (T11) - As a holm oak, the tree retains a full canopy of leaves throughout the year. Permission is sought to reduce the crown by 25% in general and thin. And to remove parts of the boughs to the line shown on the attached image to create more distance between the tree and the property/neighbour's property/adjacent yew tree. Certain boughs of the tree are very close to the roof of the house and its chimney, the neighbour's garden and the adjacent yew tree. Reason: The tree and its canopy is considerable and appears oversized compared to other trees in the area. Its canopy catches the wind and it is feared that with no other wind break and open orchard/fields, the large canopy puts the tree at increased risk from predominantly south west winds facing towards the rear of the house. sufficiently to reduce the risk of the tree being blown down on to the house or road in strong wind having regard to the fact that the tree retains its leaves throughout the windiest times of the year.

TPO Application - Ash (T1) Crown raise Ash to 8m to enable clearance of roof of the house.