T11 ash tree to be removed T13-T16 pines to be reduced to be remove overhang over house Pine 13 to be cut back to gutter line of house Pine 14 to be cut back to gutter line of conservatory Pine 15 to be cut back to gutter line of conservatory Pine 16 left alone

The tree is listed as - LE_TPO_TLC_SP_VIEW2, T1 HORSE CHESTNUT Since it was last pruned/trimmed about 5/6 years ago, it has now grown significantly so that the canopy is about 25m round and 25m tall. It is now covering about 50/60% of our garden and encroaching our house conservatory and garden office. The result of this is significant bird and animal faeces and tree debris over the garden and patio which with children playing is really concerning. It also means that we cannot use the patio for eating or sitting due to the risk of fresh faeces/debris falling on the family. We are also concerned about the risk of more significant damage to the property with larger branches falling onto the house, conservatory or garden office. We have sought a professional tree surgeon who has recommended a 25/30%- 6-7m back to previous points reduction to the canopy, mainly on our side, as the growth has been slower on the northern side This will regain the garden back for family use for another 5/6 years.

T1 Elm between rear fence and footpath: reduce 4 metres laterally over house, up to approx. 10 metres, to increase light in house and garden, and minimise leaf and debris drop onto house and conservatory roof.

Rear Garden - Adjacent to North Boundary. Pine: Leaning, fell as close to ground level as possible. T1 is leaning and needs to be removed. Pine: Remove 4 low branches to the east side, remove dead and diseased wood, the branches are leaning onto the conservatory and will cause damage if they are not removed. Beech x2 & Pine - 6737, Cut back to a vertical line 2.5 metres from the edge of the property. Both T4 and T5 are too large for the space and are causing unacceptable amounts of shade. Pine - 6788, Leaning over chimney. Fell as close to ground level as possible. T6 needs to be removed to abate any further moss and damp on/ within the house.

(1) Yew tree at the front. Prune the crown spread to clear the building by approximately 2.0m and shape a little to leave a more natural appearance. (2) Sycamore and 2 Yew trees between the house and the back road. Prune the crown spread to clear the building by approximately 2.0m and shape a little to leave a more natural appearance. (3) Yew tree by the corner of the conservatory and deck. Prune the crown spread to clear the building and deck by approximately 3.0m and shape a little to leave a more natural appearance

T1 - Oak. Crown lift and reduce epicormic growth to a heigh of 4 - 4.5m. Selective reduce crown up to 1.5m over front of house and drive and up to 2.5m over conservatory. T2 - Sycamore. Selectively reduce branches back by up to 1.5m. Reduce hawthorn hedge to 2.5m. To bring trees back into shape and reduce overhang over applicants property. Allow more light into the garden.

T1 - Oak. Crown lift and reduce epicormic growth to a heigh of 4 - 4.5m. Selective reduce crown up to 1.5m over front of house and drive and up to 2.5m over conservatory. T2 - Sycamore. Selectively reduce branches back by up to 1.5m. Reduce hawthorn hedge to 2.5m. To bring trees back into shape and reduce overhang over applicants property. Allow more light into the garden.

T1 - English Oak - a. Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level, removing secondary growth only. b. Crown reduction of English Oak. 25-30m high. Spread - 25m - Reduce crown height by 1.5 - 2m and reduce lateral spread 2-2.5m to suitable re growth point, to clear conservatory roof. The tree has become large with a wide spread, overhanging the conservatory and house. The tree has had previous branch failure on the West Side. The work is proposed to reduce the tree from over the dwelling, and reduce the mechanical weight to reduce the risk of further branch failure. Crown lift to remove the dropping branches over the patio and garden, to allow more light to the down stairs windows. T2 - Scots Pine - Fell - The tree stands in the Cherry Laurel hedge in the rear garden. The tree is leaning towards the NE. There is concern over the severity of the lean, and the risk the tree poses to Aldershot Road, as it stands within falling of the Aldershot Road. My client has noticed over the years that the lean has become more and more severe, when compare the lamp post next to it. T3 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell - The tree is in poor health, with major deadwood present in the canopy. The tree is over hanging the Aldershot Road. T4 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell - The tree is in poor health, with major deadwood present in the canopy. The tree is over hanging the Aldershot Road. T5 - Scots Pine - Fell - Tree is dead.

Removal of epicormic growth, crown lift to 6m over conservatory and cutting back of branches overhanging the dwelling house and neighbouring properties of an Oak tree protected by Tree Preservation Order no. 247

T4, Oak : Reduce eastern aspect of canopy to give 3m clearance to house and 1m linear clearance west of building; reduce eastern aspect of canopy to give 2m linear clearance west of conservatory. Average diameter of pruning cuts to be 30-50mm with 2 or 3 larger cuts approximately 75mm in diameter. T5, Oak: : Reduce eastern aspect of canopy by 2m, reducing spread from 7m to 5m. Average pruning cuts to be 30-70mm in diameter