T1 - Yew - fell because of obstruction to vehicles entering and exiting the Applicant's property and due to establishment of new driveway. T2 - Red Horsechestnut - reduce crown by 3 metres due to excessive shading and reduce weight from crown. T3 - London Plain - crown lift by 5 metres and cut overhanging branches back by 3 metres due to close proximity to house and garage. G1 - Group consisting of 1 Beech, 2 Horse Chestnuts and 2 Limes in neighbouring garden - Crown lift to 5 metres on Applicant's side only and cut back over extended limbs on Applicant's side only by 3 metres to improve light into Applicant's garden and new flowerbed. G2 - Group consisting of 4 Willows on river bank - repollard to previous growth points. G3 - Group consisting of 3 Sycamores - Crown lift by 5 metres. T4 - Conifer - remove small skinny conifer next to large conifer due to lack of space to grow for larger conifer. T5 - Ash - fell to ground level as half of the tree is dead. T6 - Maple - crown lift by 5 metres. T7 - Magnolia - fell to ground level due to close proximity to Applicant's new extension and patio.

SPRUCE - Reduce to clear adjacent house by approximately 1.5m, re-trim all round ASH IN ADJACENT GARDEN - Reduce spread only above garage by approximately 2-2.5m, taper into remainder of canopy SYCAMORE IN ADJACENT GARDEN - Reduce spread only above garage by approximately 2-2.5m, taper into remainder of canopy

(Amended) S1-3 Sycamore and HC1 horse chestnut require cutting back to the border line (due to overshadow the gardens and greenhouse, considerably restricting light and causing a nuisance to them). S1 Sycamore also requires thinning 30% (due to overshadowong property). S3 Sycamore requires two large dead branches removed and and a branch removed that threatens to block access to the two bungalows for larger vehicles. Leylandi/fir Ln and Acer A1 overshadow our garden from no.19 and require cutting back to the border. W1 Walnut tree to crown thinning 5%, which represents a single bough of 7m (to reduce the potential for damage to the garage and house respectively). W2 Walnut tree tyo crown thinning 10% (to reduce the potential for damage to the garage and house respectively). P1 Prunus and CB1 Copper Beech require a small amount of work to top them and stop them overshadowing neighbouring gardens.

Lime trees (L1-10) - ten inside property along Abbey Road - periodic pollarding to a height of 5-6m. Lime trees (L1-9) - nine along Southern boundary of property - periodic pollarding to a height of 5-6m. Sycamore 1 - Remove dead branch overhanging car parking space and 2 branches overhanging garage. Sycamore 2 - Cut back branch overhanging house by approx.2m and branch overhanging lawn by approx.2m. Sycamore 3, 4, 5 - Cut lower branches back by 2m. Magnolia tree (M1) - periodic crown reduction by 1-2m.

T19 and T20: 2 large Willows in proximity to garage blocks - Fell and replace T129: Beech - Raise crown all round to 3.5 to 4ms and remove deadwood T145: Yew - Lessen overhang to house/garden of No. 59 by reduction of secondary branches by 1 to 1.5ms

T.1 Cherry - Fell to ground level due to low amenity tree and re landscape design project. T.2 , T3 - Sycamore - Fell to ground level due to close proximity to house. Owners are worried about what roots damage may appear at later date T.4 Sycamore - Fell to ground level due to low amenity and close proximity to garage. tree is dropping debris over block paving T.5 Silver Birch - Fell to ground level due to close proximity to house. Re plant with similar species at entrance of driveway.

T1 YEW ~ REDUCE LATERAL GROWTH ONLY ON BOTH HOUSE SIDE AND GARAGE SIDE OF CROWN BY UP TO 2MS HOUSE SIDE AND 1M GARAGE SIDE TO PROVIDE BUILDING CLEARANCE;