Tree positions 1-4 inc 3no. Sycamore/1no. Horse Chestnut: partial crown reduction to reduce overhanging branches back to the boundary, not exceeding an overall 20% reduction in crown volume per tree. Tree position 5 Oak: crown reduction not exceeding an overall 30% volume reduction as proposed to reduce the extent of encroachment and leverage on the tree. (amended description)

Prune back 1no. Ash branches overhanging boundary fence (branch tips back by no more than 2m) (amended description)

Crown lift of all trees across the site where applicable not exceeding 2.5m above ground level. Crown lifting of mature Lime tree adjacent to western site boundary as indicated on site, not exceeding 2.5m. T33 Norway Maple - crown reduce by 2m height/1m radial spread to reduce profile of tree.

Remove 1 limb and prune back to fence level no.1 Ash (T2), Prune branches overhanging boundary by 2-3m from no.1 Oak (T3), pruning of hawthorn and elder trees (G4) upto site boundary and prune no.1 Horse Chestnut (T5) by 2-3m to site boundary

1. Yew Prune back face closest to window by 1m to clear building, trim remainder of crown to shape (by up to 0.5m 2. Willow Crown lift tree adjacent to summer house to height of 4.5m 3. Yew Crown lift/cut back from access path to 3.5m 4. Rear hedge Trim top and sides to tidy 5. Laurel Trim back mainly Laurel group to clear back from lawn and re-establish group boundary 7. Shrubs Trim back shrubs overhanging drive (approximately 8m section) 8. Lime Crown lift Lime at drive entrance to height of 3m 9. Sycamore Fell tree which is in a state of advanced decline, as close to ground level as practical 10. Beech Remove major deadwood and prune to clear the streetlight by 2m Amended Description

G1 Group of oak willow hazel and birch over hanging boundary from wood land. Prune all trees clear of the boundary.

Prune 1no. Beech (T27) tree overhanging rear garden back in line with the boundary

G1 - group of 4 pines requiring crow raising to 3m to remove overhang from roadside and paths plus encourage light into property's garden, T1 - 1x Pine . Evidence of decay within the lower section of the stem from the base upto approximately 8ft . tree to be removed asap before failure occurs, G2 - Group of conifers on the upper boundary towards the roadside to be reduced by 1/2 to produce a more maintainable hedegrow

T1 - Hawthorn - Crown reduce and reshape by 2m and clear the drive, T2 -Holly - Reduce to 1m below utility wire, T3 - Conifer - Crown lift over drive to 3m removing secondary branches, T4 - Conifers - Trim back growth growing towards the house as far as practical to give clearance from the building and shape in, T5 - Bird Cherry - prune to give 2m clearance from the house and prune back opposite side in line with the boundary fence. (TPO-DER066)

1. Ash- prune back the overhanging branches growing towards the property by 4m 2. Yew, Rhododendron and Purple Plum - prune back from the property by 2-3m. 3. Plum- crown reduce and reshape by 3-4m. 4. Apple- crown reduce and reshape by 0.5m. 5. Holly- trim to tidy and shape. 6. Willow - fell as close to current ground level and poison the stump with Eco Plug Mak. 7. Conifer- fell as close to current ground level as practical 8a. Ash- fell as close to current ground level as practical 8b. Sycamore - pollard leaving the stem at 4m in height. 9. Ivy growing on boundary wall- sever at the base 10. Laurel- crown lift to 3m over the driveway. 11. Laurel, Rhododendron and Hawthorn - crown lift to 3m over the driveway 12. Sycamore and Beech- prune to clear the overhead service cable by 2m. 13. Group of Holly and Rhododendron - fell as close to current ground level as practical (leaving the Yew and the tallest Holly)