Tree 1. Large Oak to the rear of the property. Heavy extended north facing lateral growth across neighbour's boundary line/ car port. South facing growth needs taking back from property. (Which should be covered in crown reduction.) . Carry out a 2.5 to 3m reduction . Slight crown thin. 5% . Remove all dead wood. Tree 2. Medium twin stemmed Oak situated adjacent to the fence. The North facing stem is mainly extended over the neighbour's boundary line and car port, reduce by 2m The South facing stem requires tidying and laterals taking back from the property, reduce 1.5 to 2m . Slight crown thin, 5% . Remove all dead wood, tidy old stubs Tree 3. Large Oak next in line in from garden fence. Concerns about the heavy north facing lateral growths across the neighbour's boundary line and above his carport. . Carry out a 2.5 to 3m crown reduction. . Slight crown thin, 5% . Remove all dead wood. Tree 4, Medium suppressed Oak on the end. . This tree has poor form as it is being suppressed by the dominant Oak behind which is encouraging it to grow out across the driveway. . Carry out a light rebalancing to south side . Remove all dead wood. . Carry out any corrective works required. Tree 5. Large Oak to the opposing side of the drive with mainly north facing growth pattern due to the proximity of tree 6. Has had reduction work carried out sometime in the past. . Carry out a 20/25% crown reduction. (Back to old cut points) . Slight crown thin, 5% . Remove all dead wood. Tree 6, Medium Oak adjacent to tree 5. Mainly south facing laterals due to being suppressed by tree 5. . Carry out a 2 to 3m crown reduction. . Slight crown thin, 5% . Remove all dead wood.

TPO 1996 no 19 INT ID 5694 Silver birch T2, a very large, lovely and healthy tree Tree is now interfering with fence, shed and nearly the side extension to 11 Winterton Drive plus excessive shading to 11 Winterton Drive later in the day. It is encroaching significantly on this property. Application is for a crown reduction of ideally 2 to 3 metres to resolve the above and the ensure the continued health and amenity value of the tree.

Remove overhanging limbs from Ash and Holly trees back to boundary. Dismantle 15ft narrow Holly tree protruding through stock wire fence at approx. 45 degree angle.

Repollard to previous points.Mature Willow Tree (shown as T1 on the map). The tree is currently imposing on the neighbour at the rear side of the property and if left will begin to effect the street lighting at the rear of the property. I also need to clear the area surrounding the tree as the fences need replacing which is difficult with the tree in its current state.

(T1) Ash Tree - overall crown reduction of ash tree by 3.5 metres and cut back overhanging limbs into our property at 4 Uxbridge Road to the fence line. The Ash causes excessive shading. Tree overhangs a lot into our garden, blocking out sunlight to our property throughout the day. In addition this requires us to use excessive electricity and lighting throughout the day inside our property. The tree causes excessive debris throughout the year (leaves and branches), in particular during the Autumn and Winter months. Some branches are beginning to reach the gutters of neighbouring flats.

T1 Holm Oak Crown Reduction - reducing limbs over road by upto 4m to relieve stress at decayed area at base of limb. Reduce the rest of the crown by 1m. Remove low limb over garden and fence back to union 2.5m from source. T2 Beech Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres ensuring 2m clearance from building. T3 Common Horse Chestnut Light crown reduction of lateral branches only to remove deadwood and clear building by 2m All works are designed to sympathetically provide essential maintenance, reduce, contain and ensure trees are kept viable in their location.

Wellingtonia Redwood. Trim branches due to extremely close location to house (rear garden) and top reduction due to possibility of further large branches continuing to be blown down in high winds, causing further damage to fencing, our house and neighbouring properties. 1. Top tree to remove 10 feet after storm damage Feb 2020 2. Raise canopy by 15ft 3. Remove damaged branches following extensive storm damage