Front Garden - Front Boundary - Left Hand Side. T1 - Holly. Fell main tree to ground level retaining all basal growth. Reason: T1 Holly, the tree is located to the front boundary on the left-hand side. Felling of the main tree to remove the conflict with the front boundary fence and public footpath. Retaining the basal stems in order to retain the tree. Front Garden - Left Hand Side. T2 - Maple. Fell failed basal stem which is supported by adjacent Acacia. Reason: T2, Maple The tree is located in the front garden towards the front boundary Removal of failed basal stem currently resting in the adjacent Acacia. To remove the risk of complete failure and the conflict with the Acacia. Front Garden - Middle. T3 - Acacia. Remove dead and diseased wood. Reason: T3, Acacia. The tree is located in the front garden towards the front boundary. Removal of Dead Wood. Exempt works.

Rear Garden T1 - Beech Reduce side over number 3 Russell Close by up to 3 metres in branch length. The tree is located in the rear garden on the rear boundary and over hangs No 3 Russell close. The subject tree is of a large spreading nature straddling gardens and encroaching on to residents properties. The works are part of a regular maintenance programme to retain the tree at a suitable size for its location. T2 - Cedar Prune back lower canopy to boundary fence. The tree is located in the rear garden on the rear boundary and over hangs No 3 Russell close. The subject tree is of a large spreading nature straddling gardens and encroaching on to residents properties. The works are part of a regular maintenance programme to retain the tree at a suitable size for its location.

1. Thuja LHS at front. Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level by reduction of 12" diameter limb back to inline with boundary fence.

T4 - Lime : Crown lift to 6 metres on fence side. The subject tree requires pruning as specified, in order to raise ambient light levels to the garden area. The pruning works will not reduce the amenity value of the tree and will allow sustainable management in the long term.

Leyland Cypress tree - Trim the lateral branches that overhang the boundary fence to allow more light into the garden. This will entail branch shortening of no more than 1.5m.

T1 - Rear garden x1 Irish yew fell as close to ground level as possible also grind stump 6-9 inches below ground level, causing damage to client's fence, out growing surrounding area, lack of light, cause and concern to neighbouring properties, will damage aesthetics of the tree it pruned, no long term future for the tree in its location. We will replant 12-14cm girth magnolia tree.

AMENDED SPECIFICATION: 3 x Lime trees in a fenced off area - Pollard to old pollard points at approx 7ft (decay at pollard points and base). All trees in Limes Close on the caravan park boundary to cut back lateral spread on the east side back to the boundary fence (previously carried out). To allow more light in to caravans and gardens. 1 no. oak tree at the south end of the line of trees, to the east of no. 2, Limes Close: crown reduce back to the past previous pruning points up to a maximum of 1.5m of branch end length removed.

T2 Hawthorn Rotten at base and partially fallen towards boundary fence - Fell to as close to ground level as possible 3x3m . T4 Field maple. Multi stemmed tree with extensive decay at base - Carefully dismantle to as close to ground level as possible - Extensive decay at base, leaning into garden adjacent 10x8m. T5 Ash group Young suppressed tree group growing out over adjacent garden, recently limb failure, hung up within canopy - Carefully dismantle to as close to ground level as possible -showing signs of Ash die back disease, recently snapped a large limb 7x6m

Right Hand Side Boundary Line. G1 - Mixed Trees. Reduce back overhang from Three Arches Park to boundary fence line not including the lime tree on the front boundary. The trees are located along the boundary line of Three Arches Park and Limes Close. The trees run from the rear of No. 25 to the rear of No. 19 Three Arches Park. Reduction back from Three Arches Park to reduce the extent of the encroachment in to the small garden areas and the buildings. Reduction of the Mature Oak to the rear of No19 to previous reduction points by a reduction of approximately 1.5m to retain a balanced crown while reducing the extent of the encroachment to Three Arches Park. To allow more suitable light levels in to the garden area's of 19 - 25 Three Arches Park.

Both trees located in rear garden outside the applicant's rear boundary fence. Access is via applicant's rear garden. T1-Oak tree - Thin & crown lift to 3m. T2-Oak tree - Deadwood