T1 - Beech - Prune upper overhanging canopy back towards the boundary by 2 meters to match the work previously undertaken - To prevent bird mess on cars and lessen the overhang. T2 - Lime - Prune back overhanging branches by up to 2 meters - To prevent overhang and allow more light into the driveway. T3 - Norway Maple - Reduce lateral branches by 1.5 meters to create a balanced crown.

Giant Sequoia (Tree A) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface and boundary wall. Giant Sequoia (Tree B) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface and boundary wall. Giant Sequoia (Tree C) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface, boundary fence, and neighbours block paving.

T1 Self set Sycamore ( Acer pseudoplatanus ) located in boundary hedge to the front elevation of number 210 Mansfield road. This tree has been allowed to establish itself in an unsuitable area with little room for root development and in close proximity to the property given its potential size in maturity. We would propose to remove this tree.

Fell one diseased Beech which is causing damage to paving area. Fell one poplar causing collapse of boundary wall. Fell one poplar, concern of structural damage due to close proximity of building, and tree species is unsuitable for location.

Hand dig between Pine and boundary way, and root prune as agreed with NCC Tree Officer. 1 Sycamore Crown clean to remove dead and dying branches 2 Limes x 13 Crown lift to 5.5m above ground level. 3 Sycamore Fell 4 Sycamore Crown clean. 5 Holly, laurel, Acer, and elder Crown lift to 2.5m over path and 5.2m over highway and clear street light. 6 Robinia Crown clean and cut to give 1.45m clearance from building. 7 Ash and sycamore sapling Fell.

T1 Beech Fell, heavily suppressed by Ivy and adjacent trees. T2 Beech Reduce branch to the north east by 3-4m to an appropriate pruning point, crown reduction of height by a maximum of 2m retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. Crown lift to 2m above ground level (AGL). T3 Beech Crown reduction of height by a maximum of 3m retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. Crown lift to 3m AGL. T4 Purple plum Crown reduction of height by a maximum of 2m retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. Crown lift to 3m AGL. T5 Yew Prune to remove branches suppressing adjacent apple tree. T6 Apple Crown clean. T7 Horse Chestnut Crown lift to 3m AGL. Crown reduce lateral branches by 1.5m maximum retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. Crown clean. T9 Plum Reduce weight of branches from drive and magnolia, and crown lift to 2m AGL, and reduction of overhanging branch from tree overhanging from 10 Barrack Lane growing into canopy, back to boundary or to appropriate pruning point on the tree with owners consent. T10 Holly Fell, arboricultural management to create space for magnolia. T11 Yew Fell, arboricultural management to create space for magnolia. T12 Laurel Fell, arboricultural management to create space for magnolia. T13 Lime Crown reduce height by 3m and lateral branches by 1.5m maximum retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. T14 Lime Fell, Tree is in close proximity to walls and adjacent house with insufficient space for future growth and significant potential of causing damage. T15 Beech Crown lift to 4m AGL, prune to clear branches to achieve 2m clearance from property, crown reduce height by 1.5-2m maximum retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy. T16 Beech Crown lift to 5.2m AGL, and crown clean. T17 Beech Crown lift to 5.2m AGL, prune to clear branches to achieve 3m clearance from property, crown reduce height by 1.5-2m maximum retaining a natural shape and balance to the canopy,

Hollies x 4: Reduce to 0.5 metre above height of boundary wall on Tattershall Drive. Cut back spread to within 2.5 metres of boundary wall. Originally a hedge the hollies have suppressed growth to the east due to overshading of the plane tree on Tattershall Drive.

Ash on rear boundary of 54 Richmond Drive (adjacent to Warwick Road). Removal due to excessive deadwood, low amenity to neighbourhood and danger of branches falling in public highway and within the property.

There are two co-planner connifer trees (facing North-East), which were previously intended to be just for hedge, however, due to poor maintenance by the previous owners, they have grown into big trees now, which has not only endangered the foundations of boundary wall but also the wall itself, it is extremely high maintenance due to their enormous height. We intend to remove these and replant Apple tree, since there already is an apple tree between these two trees. Additionally, there is a lime tree (facing West) which is dangeoursly grown at the western boundary wall of the property, which has seriously damaged the wall and caused cracks, that are visible from the outside street at the corner. This tree is very awkwardly position, so replanting will not be possible, however, we intend to plant connifer box hedge plan to append to the boundary wall, which will add further beauty to the location and will also be enviromental friendly. We have had a qualified Tree Surgeon visit the property, who have advised to cut these trees. We will commission qualfiied tree surgeon who shall safely carry out the job and dispose off accordingly.

Whitebeam x 2 - fell because of too close proximity to boundary wall which needs attention and low amenity value.