Oak tree- Reduce / remove the lower branches to a height (maybe to the start of the roof) that reduces the risk of branches hitting our house during high winds. Lifting the crown the amount of acorns & leaves will reduce and so reduce the risk of falling

Common Beech tree (Fagus Sylvatica) to west of house (T1 on plan) has grown vigorously to the south east and now overlaps the house with branches in contact with the house roof. Tree to be trimmed by up to 2.4m to maintain adequate clearance from the property and to reduce the drip line from the roof. Work is to protect both the tree and the house from damage due to contact.

Tree Preservation Order Application : T1 - Sycamore. Fell and remove tree. The tree exhibits poor growth due to overcrowding, growing in close proximity with the neighbouring trees which have now been removed due to causing subsidence next door. T2 - Sycamore. Fell and remove tree. The second tree is causing significant issues to the outbuilding and has cracked the roof structure. The client is also concerned about subsidence issues having witnessed first hand the effect these trees can have on the house next door. Therefore the client wishes to mitigate this possibility and ensure the safety of their property and surrounding structures. Both trees are to be replaced by native species within one year.

T1 Beech near house crown raised over the roof by 3 metres and lightly reduced off house by 2 metres G1 Beech, Maple and Oak crown raised over the drive and field to no more than 4 metres

Remove young branches within 1000mm of house roof to stop growing into tiles and gutters x 1 Magnolia tree (A), remove as growing through staircase to allow staircase to be rebuilt x 1 Ewe tree (B)

Horse chestnut reduction - Reduce by 2m only on the east side of the tree leaning over the roof of the house. Cut to suitable growth points to preserve health and form of the tree, thinning and dead wooding will also be carried out where necessary.

2 OAK TREES BETWEEN THE HOUSE AND LINTHURST ROAD APPLICATION IS TO PRUNE AND REDUCE CANOPY SIZE AS BRANCHES ARE TOUCHING THE ROOF AND HOUSE MINIMAL PRUNING WILL BE DONE

T1 - Paper Bark Birch - Reduce overall crown by approximately 1.5m. T2 - Paper Bark Birch - Reduce overall crown by approximately 1.5m and prune/remove tree root. T3 - Olive - Fell. T4 - Mimosa - Remove x 4 lower branches (Crown lift) to achieve a 1 meter clearance from the roof of the summer house. Reduce lateral growth overhanging the neighbours garden by 0.4m.

T1 - Cherry Plum: reduce height by 1.8m and laterally by 1.5m crown lift to 2.5m to clear low house roof T2 - Fig: reduce by 2m to previous pruning points G1 - 2x Apple: Reduce by 1-2m to around previous pruning points

Along the boundary with 18 Vinebank, Southampton - reduce the branches of the trees back to the boundary up to the height of the top of the roof of the house