Ash - T1 in front of garage on left hand side, 1.5 - 2m crown reduction to clearly visable previous cut points maintaining even canopy. Raise crown to clear garage and fence line

Beech Tree - reduce height by 3m and remove lower branches overhanging neighbours fence, thin crown - remove dead wood

T1 - Oak - 17.5m/14.5m - To crown raise rouge extended branch ends dangling on the shed and fence to approximately 4.0m. To reduce 1 section of crown by 1.5-2.0m growing towards the house to reshape structure and to reduce 1 section of crown by 1.5m growing towards neighbours to reshape structure.

Beech Tree (T1): Located behind a fence opposite no.9 Newell Close Car Parking space.To prune back branches overhanging the Car Parking space by 2 meters. Sweet Chestnut (T2): Located behind a fence at rear of Garden of no. 9 Newell Close. Epicormic growth on Trunk, to prune back to the Trunk, to previous pruning points. Upper side branches over Garden, to prune back by 2 meters.

Two Horse chestnuts situated on a parcel of land both growing over the boundary fence and very close to the house (Treetops), proposing to a three meter reduction on side lateral branches

T1- SYCAMORE - TO REDUCE BACK LATERAL BRANCHES TO BOUNDARY FENCE OR NEAREST GROWTH POINT ENCROACHING TOWARDS 16 AINSWORTH ROAD G1 - GROUP OF CONIFERS TO PRUNE BACK TO STOP ENCROACHMENT

MAIN APPLICATION TREE WORKS 1 1, T1 & T2 - Copper Beech trees - in front garden next to the road. Aim - to lift the crown - clean and clear dead wood with a reduction of 10% 2, T3 - Norway Maple - drive way. Aim - to lift the crown, reshape/balance (currently lopsided) crown clean with a reduction of 10% 3, G1 - rear garden area 2 poor quality Fir trees next to the garage, west side of garden Aim - remove. 1 poor quality Fir tree beneath the Holm Oak, west side of garden Aim - remove Unidentified Evergreen tree - between Holm Oak and Silver Birch - west side rear garden. Aim - Crown reduction to reduce the overall size and shape thus allowing more light to the Silver Birch Tree. A reduction of 5ft. Silver Birch Tree - rear garden Aim - Crown clean to remove dead and dying wood to prolong life of the tree. Eucalyptus Tree - east side of garden Aim - Crown reduction by 10-15% its height and proximity to our eastern boundary. It's height has become a concern to our elderly neighbour at no 76a. Elder tree - east side of garden adjacent to neighbour no 78 fence and shed. Aim - remove as dead. We intend to plant new trees once the works have been completed. Currently we have 2 new apple trees and a Persian Ironwood tree to be added to the garden in G1. We are liaising with our arborealist about sourcing suitable trees.

1. Crown raise Tree numbers 166884 (Silver Maple), 166880 (Silver Maple), 166876 (Silver Maple), 166860 (Norway Maple) to raise the canopy to 5m over the Highway and Security fencing and reduce branches to provide 2.5m clearance from the studio. 2. Fell Tree no. 166864 (Norway Maple) to ground level as per 2019 report by Iestyn Griffith. 3. Crown raise tree no 166888 (Lime), Lime, to 5m over the road, and reduce to clear the building by 2.5m as recommended in the 2019 report. 4. Crown raise tree no 166892 (Lime), Lime, to 5m over the road, and reduce to clear the building by 2.5m as recommended in the 2019 report and clear epicormic growths

Proposal to coppice and thin trees planted back in 2000 - 2001, over an area of approximately 15 acres (including 40 holiday home plots). This proposal involves coppicing approximately every 2 in 10 trees, and felling every 1 in 10 Scots Pine trees, that were densely planted in the winter 2000 to 2001. Approximately only 20 percent of the total area would be coppiced/ thinned each winter starting from winter 2020 to 2021. The trees have an average length of 5 metres and an average mid-diametre of 25cm. Approximately 30 trees would be felled each year. All the coppiced trees would be allowed to re-grow and a re-stocking scheme would also be carried out using a native mix of tree species such as Hazel, Hawthorne, Field Maple, English Oak, Rowan, Beech and so on. All would be protected by deer proof fencing. The aim of this proposal is to encourage and establish an understorey to this part of the woodland to increase the wildlife value and help visually shield the holiday homes located throughout the area.

2 Beech, 3 Pine, 1 Hazel, 1 Walnut, 1 Holly and 1 Yew - The trees identified have root systems that grow into an area where our customer wishes to erect a boundary fence on his property. Further details on the application form.