T1 & T2: remove small secondary twigs (<50mm diameter) over roof of garage @ 8 metre to maintain clearance - T3: remove any small secondary twigs (<50mm) to improve light to window and also any sma...

T1 Conifer - Reduce laterals by 2m leaving 2m as close to building. T2 Oak laterals by window - Reduce back 3m leave 8m as close to building. T3 Yew - Reduce laterals by 2-3m leaving 5-6m due to excessive shading. T4 Yew - Reduce laterals by 1.5m back from window. T5 Sycamore - Crown lift to 5m over garage as touching roof. SUBJECT TO TPO BB 9 1960

1/. Sycamore - overhanging garage - crown reduction 2/. Ash - Shading garden and hanging onto lawn, plus lounge window - crown lifting 3/. Ash - Hanging onto bungalow roof, causing blockage to downpipe - crown reduction (partial) 4/. Birch - Preventing light entering kitchen window and door - crown reduction (partial) 5/. Ash - Overhanging bungalow roof and blocking light to rear kitchen window plus blockage to downpipe - crown reduction (partial)

T.P.O. no 2. 1973 & no 4. 1964 - T1) Cherry Plum tree located to the left front of the property towards the rear garden area, to reduce by 30% and to shape back all round. T2) To reduce the Pyracantha to the corner of the property, reducing to its previous cutting. T3) Dogwood to the left of pine, to cut down to near ground level. T4) Beech tree nearest to the neighbours property, lifting the low growth to 4m over the shrubbery. T5) Yew tree to reduce in the outer canopy all round and oval top edge as required. T6) Cotoneaster, to remove the larger stems leaving the younger growth reducing by 20% and tidy. T8) Yew tree to the rear end of the property, to re-shape back the outer growth all round and top. T9) Liquid Amber adjacent the house, reducing to previous and shaping back from the windows. T10) Bay tree to the rear of the garage, reduce to its previous and re-shape as required. T11) Holly tree to the side of the barn, to reduce back the growth producing a gap between the roof and the tree. T13) Ash saplings located to the field side of the barn, cutting back the sapling to approximately 5ft (previous).