S Sycamore S1 and S2 to be trimmed down as touching neighbouring house and its roof. S2 to be reduced in height by half due to infestation. S3 - Cut off the large branch as over-hanging neighbouring garden, also codominant stem. L Leylandii, L1, L2, L3, L4 and L5 to be reduced in height by half. Also L2 and L3 to be removed completely due to excessive shadow and no growth underneath it. To be replaced by apple and fig trees in the future. L6, L7 and L8 to be reduced in height by half. CL Cherry Laurel, CL1, CL2, CL3, CL4 and CL5 to be reduced in height by half due to excessive shadow.

T1 Lime Tree - Reduce six previously reduced branches hanging over Danecroft property by 2 metres back to old pruning points or suitable growth points. T2 Horse Chestnut - Removal of two lowest large limbs over hanging Danecroft back to main trunk. And reduce any smaller overhanging lateral limbs over property by 3 metres maintaining balance. (Two lowest limbs are heavily weighted and could cause serious damage if not removed. Limiting light. Neighbouring side is very sparse so will balance tree substantially.) T3 Horse Chestnut - Reduce lateral limbs over hanging Danecroft property by 3m (Again heavily one sided over property with branches breaking and landing on roof as seen in photo) Tree (4/5) Horse Chesnuts - Reduce lateral limbs over hanging Danecroft property by 3m (Again one sided with branches breaking and damaging roof) Tree (6) Large Beech - Sectional dismantle large Beech tree over hanging Danecroft but in the garden of Beech House to ground level. (Beech tree had only two live branches last summer, lots of dead wood throughout, left any longer may become a danger to both properties and be more of a risk to climb. We will replant close to where this Beech is removed. Tree (7) Sycamore - Reduce lateral spread overhanging Danecroft property by 1 metre. Tree (8) Sycamore - Reduce lateral spread over hanging Danecroft property by 2m and shape accordingly. Again very one sided so will balance tree Tree (9) Cherry Tree - Reduce/prune medium Cherry all over by 2m maintaining shape, leaving suitable growth points. Tree (10) Sycamore - Reduce lateral overhang from neighbouring side by 3 m, lots of snapped out branches hanging and breaking because of lateral length. (TPO no 14, 1976 )

T1 & T2 horse chestnut trees next to front gate, pollard both trees to approximately 3 metres in height. T3 eucalyptus tree Fell to ground level. T4 trees overhanging Driveway prune back overhang to allow access. T5 plum tree remove 3 large limbs overhanging Driveway. H1 conifer hedge and single tree around cabin lift lower branches to a height of 2.5 metres and prune back overhanging branches to provide a 2 metre clearance from the roof. G7 group of 6 Trees to the rear area of cabin, section fell all 6 trees to ground level . T8 conifer tree next to water fountain section fell to ground level. H2 L shaped conifer hedge next to rear car park area reduce height of hedge and trim back sides to previous points to produce a boxed shape. T9 multiple trees growing over house roof and ajasent building prune back all overhang to provide a 2 metre clearance including overhanging park trees where needed. T10 mulberry tree crown clean and thin canopy by 15% to promote healthy growth. T11 willow lift crown where needed.

T1 Beech - prune back lateral branches growing over house back to create a 3-4m clearance measured from the roof. T2 Beech - prune back lateral branches growing over house back to create a 3-4m clearance measured from the roof. T3 Horse chestnut crown lift upto to 4 metres measured from ground level. (to max cut size of 25mm)

Hornbeam T1: Reduce the height by approx. 2.5-3m to approx. 4m from ground level. Reduce the lateral spread of the remaining crown, by 1-1.5m to shape. Reason for application: To maintain the hornbeam as a smaller tree, to abate competition with beech tree and mitigate decay in trunk. Beech T2: : Prune back the lower regrowth toward the house, by 1m approx, to previous reduction points, to maintain clearance to the house. Reason for application: Maintain clearance to house Crab Apple T3: Remove the large low branch growing toward the neighbour's house. Reduce the lateral spread over he neighbour's garden and toward the road, by 1-1.5m. Thin the crown by 10% by pruning out water shoots. Reason for application: To limit spread over the neighbouring property and allow more light through the crown. Apple T4: Tree with decayed trunk, to left of house/ deck: Reduce in height by 1m approx, to reduce leverage on trunk. Reduce the low limb growing over the deck by 1m approx. by shortening the leader back to the strong side branches above the deck. Remove the 50mm diameter secondary branch adjacent to the corner post and the 30mm diameter secondary branch toward the house. Reduce the remaining spread of the crown by 1m approx. to shape and balance. Thin the crown by 15% by pruning out water shoots and crossing/ rubbing branches, to give an even density throughout. Reason for application: To maintain clearance to deck and house and mitigate extensive decay in trunk. Apple T5: Left side of house, by decking steps: Reduce the crown by 2.5m in height and approx. 1m in spread, to maintain a more compact crown and give clearance to the roof. Thin the crown by 15% approx, by pruning out water shoots and crossing/rubbing branches, to give an even density throughout. Reason for application: Maintain clearance to deck and house Prunus Group T6: 5 stems, behind garage: Prune lateral spread to provide a clearance of 50-75cm from the garage roof (Croham Manor CA)