T2. Lime x 2 & Beech (on boundary line adjacent to house) - Reduce lateral encroachment towards house by up to 3m to provide suitable clearance from property. Remove major deadwood over 25mm diameter. Lapsed pollard trees - reduce encroachment and overhang over/towards properties and manage overall canopy size. Approx 15m x 15m. T4 Norway Maple (rear garden) - Historically storm damaged - Fell to ground level Tree in irreversible decline ??? Fell before it???s unsafe to climb.

G1. Beech x 3 rear boundary - Remove major deadwood greater than 20mm diameter, raise crown to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level by removal of secondary branches and reduce 2 x 12" diameter branches with extensive squirrel damage on the furthest tree by up to 3 metres. To reduce squirrel route and allow light beneath the canopy to allow growth beneath in shade.

T1. Beech (neighbours tree, tag no.0795) - Included main union at 3m where trunk divides into two co-dominant stems. Reduce the lateral spread of the canopy overhanging the rear gardens by up to 3 metres. No height to be taken out of the tree. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth. Any major deadwood (over 25mm diameter) above the gardens is to be removed too. T2. Sycamore (neighbours tree, tag no.0796) - Suppressed tree with squirrel damage. Reduce overhanging encroachment back to boundary line and raise canopy over rear garden of no. 11 Charlwood Place to provide 3m ground clearance. Reduction of lateral canopy spread over private gardens to allow more light into properties. 19x12m to 19x9m.

This application is for a full crown reduction of 3 Beech trees situated on the boundary line of 1 Harrendon. The trees are currently overhanging 3 Harrendon and have previously been reduced all round to allow more light into the properties and keep the lateral limbs away from both properties. The Beech trees have grown into 1 crown and a reduction of 1.5-2m on the lateral limbs and 1m in height to create 1 overall well shaped and balanced crown. On the other side of the garden are 2 Sweet Chestnut trees which are growing toward the house and hanging substantially over the garden. We would like to reduce these lateral limbs by 1.5-2m to create less shading in the garden and around the properties.

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.

T1. Plum group front boundary - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth 8x7m down to 6x5m encroaching on drive entrance 11. Yew rear garden of 23 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 1 metre. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth

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.

4 protected Lime Trees at front boundary of 18 Beech Road that are in need of a crown reduction. Trees to be crowned/reduced by approximately 3 meters. This is for the well being of the trees, to maintain their current size and prevent them from interfering with phone line.

To prune back mature Ash Tree back to boundary line on south eastern side and south western side of crown. Tree has been cut previously. To prune back laterals by 2m on S/E side as tree is encroaching property. To prune back S/W by 1m.

Two Lime Trees - For property safety reasons, reduce height by 5m. Horse Chestnut Tree with one sided growth - shorten the large branches above the boundary by 1m. Horse Chestnut Tree - Reduce the crown by shortening branch length by 3m to significant growth points.