T1 Conifer - Fell 2. Cutting off two branches of oak tree at 89 Clyde Rd that overhangs to garden of 91 Clyde (separate application to follow). One branch is not safe and second is broken 3. Reducing size of conifer next to back fencing by half

(T1) Group of ash trees: remove stem over entrance, crown reduce remaining tree by 30%, Height Reduction from 8.2m to 5.7m, Crown Reduction from 4.1m to 2.9m. (T2) X2 dead privet on front fence line: fell. (T3) all self seeded saplings on front fence line: fell. (T4) X2 Cypress trees: reduce height to 2 metres. (T5) Hawthorn: crown reduce and reshape by 30%, heigh reduction from 4.9m to 3.4m, crown reduction from 2.1m to 1.5m (T6) Apple: Fell (T7) Ash: crown reduce and reshape by 40% - Height Reduction from 7.1m to 4.3m, Crown Reduction up to 3 metres (T8) Purple Plum: crown reduce and reshape by 30% - Height reduction from 7.9m to 5.5m, crown reduction up to 3 metres (T9a & T9b) X2 Ash: crown reduce and reshape by 40% - Height reduction from 7.2m and 6.9m to 2.8m, Crown reduction from 3.5m and 2.5m to 1.8m (T10) Dead ash: fell

T1 Left side Oak tree - Crown reduce by 2m to previous reduction points T2 Hornbeam bottom right hand corner - Reduce a 14m tree by 2m to previous reduction points T3 Neighbours Apple tree - Cut back lateral growth over your garden by 2m not exceeding fence line

T1 Oak tree - Cut back 5m lateral branches over garden of No 42 by 2m to fence line.

T52 - Japanese Maple - To prune away from Building by 1m and raise to 2.5m over footpath. T53 - Yew - To reduce to 0.5m below roof height and shape T44 - Oak - To shorten westerly lateral branches by 2.5 - 3m in length, back to a point in line with the wooden boundary fence and remove major dead wood.

T1 and T2 Fir tree - Trim back to boundary or as necessary to install new fence.

3x Lime 1x Oak (G1) - Front garden. Neighbouring woodland overhanging the clients property. To remove the epicormic growth up to the crown break and to reduce a selection of lower laterals on one of the Lime trees by approximately 1.5 metres. To also cut back all other vegetation overhanging the boundary fence. To also remove one limb from the Oak tree standing further back extending and almost touching the side of the property. 1x Sycamore, 1x Oak, Yew, Holly (G2) - Side of property and rear garden. To remove the trunk (epicormic) growth up to the crown break and to cut back and shape a mixed Yew and Holly bush. To strip the dead ivy off of the Sycamore tree.

G1 Coppice the small Hazel located directly in front of the small Yew tree on the front boundary. Prune and trim (by up to 1m) the 3x Yew located in the front corner of the garden to produce a more compact and symmetrical shape. G2 - Section dismantle 2x Sycamore (southern side of garden) - 2x smaller trees located adjacent to the shed and competing with the crown of the larger Beech. G3 Overhanging Sycamore (northern boundary) - Cut back to the boundary 2-3 branches overhanging the garden room to provide clearance. G4 - 3x Sycamore - Section dismantle the tree located on the fence line adjacent to the car port. Reduce the crowns of 2x trees located to the rear and western side of the car port (stem damage and decay evident on all 3x trees). To maintain healthy tree stock and manage the associated risks.

1 x Leylandi cypress - Fell to ground, 1 x Monterey cypress - Fell to ground, 1 x Ash - Fell to ground (suffering from Ash die back), 1 x Elm - Fell to ground (damaging fence/roots damaging tennis court surface)

1, Oak - To shorten laterals over tennis court by 2 - 2.5m back to previous reduction points 2, Oak - To shorten laterals over tennis court by 2 - 2.5m back to previous reduction points 3, 2 x Spruce - To reduce laterals by 2m 4, Laburnum - To reduce laterals by 2m 5, Oak - To remove major dead wood 6, Oak - To shorten laterals in line with chain link fence 7, Oak - To shorten laterals in line with chain link fence plus remove lowest 4 branches and dead wood Reasons - To shorten branches so they do not overhang the tennis court.