T1 - Small leaning Beech east of house to be Felled to Ground Level Stump. T2 - Large Beech south of house to be reduced by approx 2-4m from 20m tall and 8m wide to leave at 18m tall and 6m wide approx. T3 and 4 - Reduce both Beech's looming branches by 2-3m. T8 - Remove declining Ash tree. T10 - Reduce structurally unsound Beech tree (cavity's on east side), weight reduction of 10% - 20% on the affected side, reduce over extended laterals towards bordering property leaving at 4m from stem, to appropriate growth points. T13 - Remove the large dead Chestnut stem on the boundary of The Croft and other major deadwood in proximity. T11 - Crown raise large Oak over driveway of 'Villa D'or' by pollarding the lowest limb to first unions, prune back remaining foliage removing leverage, prune back 1-2m off of the 9m limbs over driveway leaving limbs at 7-8m overhang over driveway. T12 - Reduce Oak canopy over driveway by up to 15% removing 1-1.5m from selected ends to growth points to achieve thinning result. T13 - Beech with dying canopy to be felled. T14 - Chestnut leaning heavily over shed roof to be reduced to secondary leading upright.

Works to trees of Tree Preservation Order No. 17/2013 W1 Crown Lifting 3m to lift off Fence line and Sheds. Tip Reduction 1-2.5m of branches overhanging neighboring Gardens/Property Assets using best suitable Growth Points at all times to bring back to Property Boundary line (Fence) Works to trees of Tree Preservation Order No. 33/2003 W1 Crown Lifting 3.m to lift off Fence line and Sheds, Tip Reduction 1-2.5m of branches overhanging neighboring gardens/property assets using best suitable Growth Points at all times to bring back to Property Boundary line (Fence)

(T1) Cotoneaster - Poor form, remove to ground level (T2) Prunus - reduce laterals over garden heading towards the house by 3.5 meters to reduce the risk of end loading and reduce stems heading towards left hand boundary by 3 meters to match epicormics, forming a new top crown. (T3) Apple - reduce in height by 2 meters to suitable laterals and formative prune remaining weeping crown by a maximum of 1 meter to improve form. (T4) Yew - remove branch leaning on shed roof (T5) Plumb - poor form self set, remove to ground level (T6) Goat Willow - reduce back from property by 1.5 meters, to avoid damage to building.

T1 Sycamore left hand boundary crown reduce by 1/3 T 2 mature oak right hand boundary crown reduce by 1/3 T 3 Mult stem evergreen oak crown reduce by 1/3 T 4 Sycamore by shed reduce canopy by 1/3 & shape elder tree T 5 London Plane tree by entrance check for dead wood & Massaria disease of plane Prune back from building by 2-3 meters

Works to 1 no. oak tree (B) and 1 no beech tree (A) protected under group Tree Preservation Order (No.1) 1951 - Trim lower branches of trees back to boundary of adjacent property, crown lift trees to 2.5m above shed and 3.0m overhanging to adjacent property

1. 2 x Leyland Cypress (T1 and T2) - Fell The trees are part of the boundary hedge between our house (No. 3) and our neighbours at No. 4. It is very close to both houses (actually overhanging our house) and very large. They are simply oppressive to both properties. The larger tree is already crushing our shed and making it unusable and, with age, branches have started to fall in high winds onto our roof.

T1 and T2 - Fell. Pollard smaller sweet chestnut behind shed. Remove basal growth from the two trees marked red on photo C and D. Fell Holly within 1m of boundary fence. Remove holly marked yellow on photo B (Works subject to TPO/0009/2014) Application ammended following consultation with the applicant.

T1. Ash. This tree is infected with Ganoderma applanatum and Inonotus hispidus, these bracket fungi are evidence along with the lack of foliage in the canopy that the tree's base is decaying, the tree has previously shed a large codominant leader, so we are applying to have the tree dismantled and removed, due to it's proximity to high traffic and foot fall. T2 Horse chestnut. This multi stemmed tree we seek to prune back the branches by up to 1.5m, off, of the neighbouring South side boundary roof, with maximum pruning cuts of no more than 75mm. T3 Lime. Remove deadwood on property side, along with pruning back the branches by up to 1.5m, off of the neighbouring South side boundary roof, with maximum pruning cuts of no more than 75mm. T4 Strawberry/Red horse Chestnut tree. This tree has significant decay at the base on the SW side, after using a nylon hammer I was able to conclude that the decay is more extensive than is visually evident and as such, I would like to thin the crown by up to 15% with pruning cuts of up to no more than 75mm, to lessen the sail effect and chances of future failure.

Rear Garden - Left Hand Side G1 - Mixed Shrubs Cut back overhang from neighbouring gardens to inner boundary wall line. Reduce height to gutter level of shed. Reduce remainder accordingly to shape. ??? The shrubs are located in the rear garden to the left hand side ??? Reduction as part of a maintenance program to maintain the shrubs at a suitable size for their location ??? To reduce the extent of encroachment from the rear elevation of the building and neighbouring garden ??? To move the branches putting pressure on the boundary fence Rear Garden - Right Hand Side T2 - Laurel Selective pruning to shape and balance. ??? The shrub is located in the rear garden to the right hand side of the garden ??? Selective pruning to maintain the aesthetics of the shrubs while maintaining it at a suitable size for its location

1. Oak tree (situated along the rear boundary) - remove back to trunk 4no limbs overhanging and touching the sheds. Branches are touching and causing abrasions to the shed roofs