T1 beech- fell due to being unstable T2 beech- fell due to being unstable T3 beech- fell due to being unstable

To fell the sycamore trees

Evergreen oak tree thinned and crowned

T1 - COPPER BEECH, T2 - BEECH, T3 - COPPER BEECH, T4 - COPPER BEECH Crown lift to 6m due to light depravation. This will primarily involve light pruning of lower canopy growth that is hanging down from the lower limbs and will not involve any significant cuts. This applies to all four trees.

3 x pine reduce overhanging branches on neighbours side by 1-2m ash reduce east side over neighbours drive by 2-3m neighbours have had branches fall on there drive the trees not been touched for a while so has very leggy growth mostly over the neighbours side

T25 - Oak - Lower branches are overhanging our garage roof and may cause damage in a storm/high winds Light limp over garage 2 Metres (see attached quote)

T001 - Common Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) > Reduce top dead section (crown dieback) of tree to live wood - to remove the lapsed crown via retrenchment pruning > Reduce large branch with cavity at union with main stem by 4 metres to reduce weight on defect. > Reduce lower branches by up to 2 metres to reduce weight and balance. To assist and speed up veteranisation process and help prevent branch failures hopefully increasing the life span of this over mature tree and valuable habitat.

I am applying to fell the tree to the ground. The tree is extremely dangerous having grown very tall and being in a wind tunnel from the sea winds. The tree overhangs a public park and the road (Crooked Lane) and footpath where school children walk every day to Seaford Head School from the town.

T1 - Sycamore - fell piecemeal to ground level - causing damage to adjacent wall. Tree to be replaced with more suitable specimen.

T1 Ash - Infected with AD - Fell, retaining 4m stems as habitat. T2 Ash - Infected with AD, Poor unbalanced form - Fell to ground level T3 Elder - damaging boundary fence - Fell to ground level