Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: 2 no SWEET CHESTNUT (T1, T2) - Reduce by 10%; SWEET CHESTNUT (T3) - Prune back upper dead overhanging; ASH (T4), MAPLE (T7), 2 no SILVER BIRCH (T5, T8), COOPER BEECH (T9), OAK (T12) - Reduce by 15% of lateral/height branch extension and thin by 5% of crown volume; HORNBEAM (T6) - Reduce by 50% to form part of hedge; NORWAY SPRUCE (T10) - Crown lift by 4 metres; ASH (T11) - Fell; PRUNUS, BIRCH (G1) - Crown lift by 2 metres; 2 no. OAK (G2) - Undertake a deadwood of large dead branches; CYPRESS (G3) - Reduce by 20%; SWEET CHESTNUTS (G4) - Lift up to 5 metres; MIXED SPECIES (G5, G6) - Canopy lift up to 5 metres

To prune back a bay from 4m to around 2m, prune back a fig tree as branches are now interferring with a shed roof and extension roof and prune a conifer which is currently 5m.

Fell 1 x Holly tree that is approximately 2.5 metres in diameter and 4 metres high. The Holly tree has grown very high and wide, and even after pruning is affecting light and access to the glazed extension which was permitted in July 23. After consideration we wish to remove the Holly tree and replace elsewhere due to the Holly tree impinging on the property. The Holly Tree is within 2 metres of the new building extension and restricting light and view. Replacement Holly trees have been planted in the orchard hedge. Replacement trees in garden.

T - 1 Box crown reduction by 1 mtre. Crwon lift to 2 mtrs and prune cear of outbuildings by 0.5 mtre. T - 2 Plum crown reduction by 1.5 mtrs. T - 4 Magnolia reduce to north side of tree by 1 - 1.5 mtrs back to boundry. T - 6 Copper Plum remove lowest branch on southern side that overhangs the extension.

A large limb fell from this tree last week , it appears to be a 15 or so year lapsed pollard . The cavities appear to extend down from one or 2 central cuts . It is likely to fail again in the near future I would like to reduce it back to the original Cut to remove the danger .

(A1) 1 no. Japanese Maple - Fell due to new rear extension being built.

G1 - Norway Maples x 2 - Lift crowns to approximately 3.0M clearance from ground level (overhanging from neighbours property). T2 - Whitebeam - Remove to ground level (dead). T3 - Irish Yew - Remove to ground level. T4 - Blue Atlantic Cedar - Reduce crown extension to East over swimming pool by approximately 2.0M in spread

T1 Field Maple - Selectively Crown Reduce - Reducing the height and spread of the tree around 1.5 metres removing more growth on the side towards the barn property to redress overall balance and reduce extension and vigour of codominant stem extended towards barn. (This limb has a poorly formed union close to its base). T2. Field Maple - Remove tree because it is close to boundary fence with insufficient space to develop due to proximity of adjacent Cherry T3 and is beginning to impact on fence. T3. Cherry - Selectively crown reduce - Reducing height and spread by around 1.5 meters to improve crown shape and balance, (particularly needed after removal of T2). T4 Silver Birch - Selectively reduce crown spread by around 0.5 meter to redress crown balance.

1 No. Oak tree - reduce back from aerial and satellite dish by 1.5m (tree situated at neighbouring property, Greystones) 1 No. Apple Tree - reduce by up to 2m of extension growth and prune epicormic growth (Tree situated at Cony Grey)

T1 - Mature large Bramley Apple Tree - Crown reduce and rebalance by 1-2 metres of extension growth. T2 - Semi-mature Purple Acer (Maple) Tree - Crown reduce by 2 metres of extension growth. T3 - Large mature Cherry Tree - Crown reduce by 1.5 - 2 metres of extension growth.