G3 - Row of 11x Cypress (x Cupressus leylandii) Approx Height - 10m Location - Southern boundary of site, along parking bays. Service - Crown lift Work required - Lift crowns to give around 4m ground clearance over parking bays, targeting secondary growth where possible. Reason - To give clearance to parking bays. T10 - Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) Approx Diameter at 1.5m - 44cm Approx Height - 11m Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 10m Location - Western Boundary, see map. Service - Crown Reduction Work required - Lift crown to give 3m ground clearance, targeting secondary growth where possible. Reduce crown by approx 2m height and spread, back to previous pruning points. Reason - To prevent obstruction and maintain clearance from building while retaining good form and balance. T11- Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) Approx Diameter at 1.5m - 43cm Approx Height - 12m Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 10m Location - Western Boundary, see map. Service - Crown Reduction Work required - Lift crown to give 3m ground clearance, targeting secondary growth where possible. Reduce crown by approx 2.5m height and 2m spread, back to previous pruning points. Reason - To prevent obstruction and maintain clearance from building while retaining good form and balance. T12 - Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) Approx Diameter at 1.5m -56cm Approx Height - 14m Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 13m Location - Northern Boundary, see map. Service - Crown Reduction Work required - Prune to give 1m clearance from building and streetlight. Remove major deadwood over 40mm diameter and/or over 1m length. Lift crown over road to ensure 5.5m ground clearance, targeting secondary growth where possible. Reason - To prevent obstruction and maintain clearance from building while retaining good form and balance.

We are proposing a general crown reduction to tree TPO723. Up to 30%. The reason is it is overgrown and blocking huge amounts of daylight/sunlight from our garden - and it is overhanging the main road. Crown Reduction to the Sycamore tree (TOO which will be 3m, from approximately 15m down to 12m) We are also proposing to cut back/reduce branches where they are overhanging our property boundary, adjacent to the electrical substation at the end of our garden. This is a willow tree. The amount of reduction is minimal, 2 or 3 main branches overhanging. We have had a tree surgeon give us advice that the above are practical and reasonable. Photo 1 and Plan 1 are supporting images.

Tree Number - T1 Tree Type - Copper beech (Fagus sylvatica) Approx Height - 13m Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 13m Location - Front garden Service - Crown Reduction Work required - crown reduce by removing approximately 2-3m from height and 2-2.5m from sides, pruning to suitable growth points. Reason - as part of continued maintenance Tree number - G1 Tree type - Laurel & Photinia Approx Height - 5m Location - Rear garden, right hand boundary Service - Reduce Height Work required- Reduce height by approximately 2.5m to form a hedge. Reason - As part of continued maintenance Tree Number - T2 Tree Type - Acer Approx Height - 7m Location - Rear garden, right hand boundary Service - Crown Reduction Work required - Crown reduce by removing approximately 1.5-2m from all over, pruning to suitable growth points. Reason - as part of continued maintenance

T1 Beech- Crown lift overhanging branches on drive way to a height of 6m above ground level to reduce shadow cast. G1 Mixed hedge row of Conifer, Laurel and Sycamore reduce in height to 12ft - reduce in height by 3.5-4m T2 Conifer- Reduce main stem in height by 3.5m into conical shape G2 Mixed tree line at back of property, cut back overhang to boundary line by up to 3m leaving suitable growth points T3 Dead Pine- Fell and grind for safety reasons.

T1: Tree type - Weeping willow (Salix babylonica) Approx Height - 10m Location - Rear garden Rear boundary right hand corner Service - Crown reduction Work required - heavily reduce back and left hand side of tree by removing 2-2.5m, reduce crown by removing approxiamately 2m to shape, remove major dead wood more than 50mm in diameter and greater than 0.5m in length Reason - to alleviate the tree's lean, preserve tree and reduce risk of uprooting and falling. It is an attractive tree which needs to be preserved and already requires supporting beams. T2: Broadleaf tree Approx height - 4ms Location - Public footpath adjacent to property which is managed by Three Rivers but within our boundaries as defined by Land Registry. Service - Fell to ground Reason - Leaning across footpath; risk of falling; risk of injury to users of footpath from lower branches, damaging neighbours fence.

T1- Leyland Cypress (X cupressoncyparis leylandii) Approx Height - 8m- Rear garden left hand boundary Service - Hedge Trimming Work required- Trim top and sides back to previous removing approximately 0.2m Reason - as part of continued maintenance H1- Leyland Cypress (X cupressoncyparis leylandii) Approx Height - 6m- Rear garden Right hand boundary Service - Hedge Trimming Work required- trim all over back to previous removing approximately 0.2m Reason - as part of continued maintenance H3 - Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Approx Height - 3m - Front garden left hand boundary by Front boundary Service - Hedge Trimming Work required- trim top and all sides (including neighbours side) back to previous. Remove major deadwood.Removing approximately 0.3m. Reason - as part of regular maintenance H4 - Leyland Cypress (X cupressoncyparis leylandii) Approx Height - 8m- Front garden Right hand boundary near Front boundary Service - Hedge Trimming Work required- trim all over back to previous, into a rounded shape removing approximately 0.3m Reason - as part of continued maintenance G3 (total 5 trees) - Holm oak (Quercus Ilex) Approx Height - 4m- Rear garden Right hand boundary Service - Prune Work required- trim off new growth cutting back to previous removing approximately 0.2m. Reason - as part of continued maintenance G2 (total 2 trees) - Field Maple (Acer campestre) Approx Height - 5m - Rear garden left hand side and right hand side Service - Prune Work required- trim off new growth cutting back to previous removing approximately 0.3m. Reason - as part of continued maintenance T2 - Elder Approx Height - 6m - See map Service - Creeper removal Work required- Remove as much creeper from tree as possible. Reason - As per clients wishes. G1 - Cypress & Maple Approx Height - 8m- See map Service - Cut Back over driveway only by removing approx 1.5m. Reason - As per clients wishes

T1 Sycamore - reduce overhang by 2m to clear property T2 Ash - reduce lateral branches extending towards garden of the timbers back to previous reduction points (2.5m) to alleviate weight T3 Ash - thin throughout crown to branch ends by 25% to help improve light into garden T4 Lime - reduce crown by 30% (8-10ft) to contain the spread of this boundary tree

Tree number - T1 - Lime (Tilia cordata) Approx Height - 18m Location - Rear garden right hand side Service - Crown Reduction Work required- Crown reduce back to previous by removing approximately 3m from all over pruning to suitable growth points Reason - as part of continued maintenance to control and contain Priority code -on Tree number - T2 - Oak (Quercus robur) Approx Height - 22m Location - Rear garden left hand boundary Service - Prune Work required- Tip reduce the low overextending limb (see picture) which overhangs the road (limb which is touching the phone line) by removing approximately 3m so that it is approximately 1m back from the phone line Reason - to remove potential hazards and to alleviate end weight on overextending limb reducing and to clear from phone line Priority code - C Tree number - T3 - Field maple (Acer campestre) Approx Height - 6m Location - Rear garden left hand boundary Service - Prune Work required- remove dead top down to the nearest live growth Reason - to remove a potential hazard Priority code - C

Oak - TPO 741 - cut back branches to boundary line Beech/Field Maple - TPO 060 - cut back branches to boundary line

The application relates to work needed to 3 trees under a general TPO. The follow plan identifies the trees T1, T2, T3 T1 Willow - Fell to level where there is no further rot to allow to grow back This is beautiful weeping willow which was made up of two main trunks. During September this year, one of these trunks fell and crushed our green house. A tree surgeon removed the fallen tree and during their assessment confirmed that this had been caused by rot in the main trunk of the tree. Their assessment is that there are 2 remaining risks 1) its likely the rot will exist in the remaining trunk and 2) significant imbalance increasing the risk of the fall. The advice was to unfortunately cut back the remaining trunk down to a level where the rot stops to try and let it regrow. T2 Plum Tree: Fell to ground level due to fungus, no recent growth clearing to give other trees and bushes space to grow T3 Spruce: Fell to ground level as increasingly leaning into neighbours, routes now above ground of lawn, and damaging walled boundary