The tree is a very tall mature Scots Pine tree. Tree Preservation Order (no.15) 1964. Number A1 on the sketch. Ideally we want the tree to be cut down. Because it's so tall we are very worried that it may fall and damage our house. We have applied for this before and been refused. Our previous application number was DC/069815. If we cannot obtain permission for this, we want permission to cut all of the top branches as we don't want the top canopy. This is because the leaves fall off and go everywhere all over our driveway and on the roof. In addition, there are lots of birds and their droppings go on the roof and also in the driveway. This causes a lot of mess and we have to spend a lot of time cleaning it up. We do not have an expert report as of yet but will obtain one if it is necessary. We are willing to replant trees in our garden. TPO#: 374W.

Reference: 47W - Tree Number: T1 We are applying for permission to remove this large Ash tree on the grounds of safety, as we have three young children who are at risk from the naturally occurring dead branches falling from such heights. Branches have fallen on several occasions, without warning and we are unable to allow the children to play in the Garden for fear of injury due to this. The tree is also very close to the house and risk damage to the house also. TPO#: 47W - T1

Female Copper Beech I would like the above tree removed as it is causing further damage to my property It has caused historical Subsidence to my home to which I have a full documented report Bulging has become clearly visible on the pavement wall and the driveway wall has severe movement and is becoming a danger to myself and family and also members of the public HAR/CA9, TPO#: 78E - T44, TPO#: 78E - T45

Pine (T5) fell -Removal of Pine Tree as outgrown size for the location on back lawn close to house. Roots are lifting the ground and patio therefore concerns of structural damage to foundations of house and drains. Concerns of damage to the pond overflow drain which serves several houses on the Road and also property at the rear on Dovedale Road. Concerns of it falling in high winds causing damage to properties, cars and people. Excessive shading. TPO#: 126E.