1. Re-Pollard one mature Lime to previous old pollard points approximately level with owner of trees apex of house roof to reduce possibility of limb/stem failure in the future. Shorten back side branches primarily over neighbours side to approximately 2 metres from the main trunk. Lift low canopy of to give approximately 3 metres clearance over clients sheds in rear garden of 3 Clarence Road, pruning to suitable live secondary growth.

T4. Sycamore (on right hand side of garden, on boundary, picket fence has been erected with a gap to accommodate buttress roots) Much of crown overhanging adjacent property. Crown lift to clear sheds giving 4m ground clearance, remove major dead wood and inspect union at 3m. T9. Ash (close to rear left hand corner of garden, 5.5m from rear boundary wall. Large primary limb growing to South, overhanging roof of adjacent house. Crown reduce from 3-6m and remove dead wood

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.

(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.

TPO application to trim small branches/foliage at bottom of one Thuja to 2m to allow head room; Trim small branches/foliage at bottom of one Thuja to 2m to allow head room, trim south side of tree to 1m away from house, trim small branches/foliage at bottom of tree to allow 30 cm clearance above shed roof.

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, Ash : lift branches above shed and garage to give 2m clearance; reduce lowest limb and branch above to give 2m clearance above garage; reduce lowest two branches above patio to give clearance; trim back marked growth on picture 3 to give clearance from roof of house; remove base epicormic (no cuts to exceed 100mm diameter) T2, Oak : remove epicormic growth from stem; crown lift lower limbs to a height of 5m from garden of 29 Brand Road; crown lift to 8m from 21 Gronan Close to balance the canopy (21 is lower, so therefore 8m to balance the lower canopy)

Yew tree 1 (closest to house) ? when we spoke on the Friday the overall outcome was to reduce the height and width of both trees. We agreed that you wanted to reduce the height of the tree as well as the width (trying to maintain some privacy from new houses) and a more substantial cutback away from your property. Therefore I am going to apply for an overall 20% reduction of all the tree and slight heavier cutback away from your house. ? Yew tree 2 (bottom of garden) ? Again, when we spoke you clarified you wanted to reduce the tree at the back of the garden, cutting back from both neighbours and well as cutting back from your own, to ensure growth of grass/shrubs underneath in the future. Also clearing over shed roof. Therefore I am going to also apply for a 20% reduction on the tree as well a cutback from both neighbours ? Small Cherry on front ? Although the cherry is not yet fully mature, the guidelines for applying for trees means it falls into the category and I will need to apply. As requested, I will apply for a slight reduction to create a good shape as well as removing any dead branches to tidy up.

TPO application to prune back the branches of one Sycamore that are encroaching towards the house (13 The Vallance), by 3 metres to leave 4m distance; reduce branch damaging the roof of the shed from 17m to 14m.

TPO - SWANLAND NO. 2 - 1974 (REF 155) A2 - Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T1), 1 no. Cherry tree (T3 C) and 1 no. Lime tree (T5 E) to 6 metres to clear footpath and highway; Fell 1 no. Lime tree (T2 B) due to tree being in a very poor condition with the main trunk at the base being almost entirely hollow and has kretzamaria duesta fungus at the base and around the buttresses; Crown lift 1 no. Norway Maple tree (T6 F) to 6 metres and crown lift lowest limb at 2 metres to the west to clear footpath and highway; Crown reduce 1 no. Oak tree (T7 G) by 2 metres due to branches overhanging the house roof to west; Crown reduce 1 no. Sycamore tree (T9 I) by 2 metres over house roof to west and crown lift 2 no. lowest limbs overhanging boundary to east to clear footpath, highway and street lamps and due to excessive overhang to neighbouring properties and the property roof; 1 no. Lime tree (T10 J) formative prune; Crown thin 1 no. London Plane tree (T11 K) by 10% to improve the general appearance and safety of the tree; Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T12 L) to 4 metres and crown thin by 10%; Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T13 M) to 5 metres over shed to north and boundary to east; Crown lift 1 no. Cherry tree (T14 N) by 3 metres due to branches overhanging the shed to south; Fell 1 no. Goat Willow tree (T15 O) as the roots of this tree have now reached underneath the boundary retaining wall and are now causing an actionable nuisance to the neighbouring property and concerns that they are getting into the soakaway.