Walnut (T1) - Canopy reduction of 2-3 metres, reducing canopy back to most recent reduction points - to maintain at a reasonable size for location adjacent to green house and vegetable / kitchen garden Walnut (T2) - Canopy reduction of 1.5-2.5 metres, reducing canopy back to most recent reduction points - to maintain at a reasonable size for location in lawn area Holly (T3) - 90% of canopy is dead, reduce mainstem to just below top of hedgeline, before the tree fails

Silver Birch - Crown reduction, reducing height by up to 1.5-2 metres (mainly LHS top of canopy), and lateral spread (nearly all RHS of low canopy) to balance and reshape entire canopy, whilst retaining aesthetics of tree - to include reducing rear of canopy by 0.5 metres to give 1 metre of clearance from neighbour's house and roof

T1 - Tree Overhanging SHED/SUN HOUSE at the back of the garden to be removed and stump ground T2 T3 - Leylandii to large for domestic garden, to be removed and stumps ground. T4 - To be removed and stump ground. T4 - Tree overhangs garden and provides excessive shading, no grass can grow and ground surrounding always damp, to be removed and stump ground. T5 - Eucalyptus are of bad form and totally unsuitable for their location to be removed and stump ground T6 - Ash too large for a domestic garden, leans toward property and shades bedroom and kitchen, be removed and stump ground. T7 - Oak Tree to be removed and stump ground. T8 - Eucalyptus are of bad form and totally unsuitable for their location to be removed and stump ground T9 - Apple Tree in decline to be removed and stump ground. It is proposed to replant 2 Amelanchier and 2 Sorbus trees, to replace the felled trees. It is hoped that these will be more in keeping with the setting.

1.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd Sycamore tree have overgrown 100% far higher than the house structure. We propose removing all dead wood and trimming the overall height to 30-50% along this boundary line to restore safe distance from the house and remove risk of falling branches in 53 RS driveway. The trees will be shaped with the sycamore higher than the conifers but allow the conifers to grow back and allow sun on the grass. 2.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd - Illustrates fallen dead branches which hit the roof and wall structure. 3.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd 4.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd 5.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd Image 3, 4 and 5 Illustrates fallen dead branches covering the ground. All to be cleared. 6.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd 7.Rear Garden,Side Adjoining 53 Russell Rd Illustrates dying conifers. 8.Front Garden,Side Adjoining 49 Russell Rd Multiple trees have grown 100%, dead wood branches have fallen on the garage roof structure causing damage and leakage. We propose trimming a shaping to allow 30 -50% reduction 9.Rear Garden Conifer has completely died and needs removing. 10.Rear Garden,Side - Adjoining 49-53 Russell Rd 11.Rear Garden/Side - Adjoining 49-53 Russell Rd12.Rear Garden/,Side - Adjoining 49-53 Russell Rd 2 large Oak trees on either side have multiple dead branches and low branches, which have fallen during medium high winds. A large willow tree stood between these trees but collapsed 2 years ago. The willow tree impacted the growth of the oaks, causing an imbalance in growth, with the trees leaning to one side.We propose removing all dead wood, low branches and trimming slightly to rebalance. 13.Rear Garden Dead apple tree to be removed 14.Rear Garden Dead falling pear tree to be removed. 15.Rear Garden Fallen oak branch with garden waste to be removed.

Ash (T1) - Ash tree located at front of substation next to the road - section fell to ground level - causing a physical nuisance to property and to allow repair works to be carried out Ash (G1) - group of three Ash trees located at rear of the substation on the west boundary as detailed in the attached supporting document '5126 Old Mill House Substation Structural Survey - Figure 3.2.1' - section fell to ground level - causing a physical nuisance to property and to allow repair works to be carried out

3 Birch trees (G1) - reduce driveway overhang by up to 50% - reduce driveway overhang by 1-2 metres Acer palmatum (T1) - remove growth over roof, reshape to balance - to remove roof overhang, providing 1 metre clearance from house, reduce by up to 2 metres to balance. Ash (T2) - remove 2 lowest branches

T1 - Cypress (Cupressus sp.) - Front garden, Left hand boundary Reduce and shape height by up to 3m and trim all round as hard back as possible without losing green foliage cover. Approx Height - 12m Reason - As part of regular cyclical maintenance, to reduce encroachment over house while keeping a reasonably balanced crown. G1- Spruce, Scots pine and spruce - Front boundary Crown lift Work required - Remove 1x dead branch over drive entrance from Pine to source. Remove 1x branch overhanging drive from Spruce to source. Prune 3x small diameter secondary branches overhanging drive from London Plane, back to limb. Approx Height - 14-17m Reason - As part of regular cyclical maintenance, to give clearance to overhead services and driveway

Hornbeams - R1 - turn the row of trees into a tall hedge - Approx. 6 metres to be removed from tops and 4 metres from sides. I would expect the finished height to be around 6-7 metres, and width once pruned to be approx. 1.5 metres. All top growth is cut down to approx 5 feet above old pollard points (This will provide required screening across the valley for the client from the house windows) the garden side face is cut back hard to the main stems. This will look bare when first pruned but the hornbeams will sprout out given light, and produce new growth lower down which will improve screening and providing this is managed by clipping will ultimately turn into a hornbeam hedge. This will take a minimum of three years, more likely 5.

Eucalyptus tree in front garden - on right border looking at the house. The tree has overgrown and the branches are near to the telephone wire with the risk that they are likely to cause damage. There is also a risk of branches falling onto the driveway causing injury to people or damage to property. Request to prune around 2 meters as it is fast growing - tree surgeon would be able to shape it so that it does not cause a risk to the telephone wire which can be seen in the photo and grown properly again.

Dismantle with rigging techniques the declining T1 Cherry 2X stems group located at the back of property Prune TG2 Holly group located at the back of property - Raise lower branches to a height of 1-2 metres to improve clearance over garden area. . Reduce crown spread by approx 2-2.5 metres to provide clearance to gazebo. Prune T3 Hazelnut group located at the back of property Reduce crown spread by approx 2-3 metres to provide clearance to garden Prune T4 Holly located at the right side of property rear garden - Reduce crown height and spread by approx 1-2 metres to enhance natural form. Prune T5 Holly located at the left side of property rear garden - Reduce crown height by approx 2-3 metres to enhance natural form. . Trim all round to maintain a more compact round shape remove rose from with in holly tree Prune T6 Acer located at the left front of house - Light reduction to maintain a more compact shape by reducing by up to 1-1.5m all round Prune T7 Magnolia group located at the left front of house - Raise lower branches to a height of 2-3 metres to improve clearance over path and drive way. . Reduce crown height and spread by approx 1-2 metres to enhance natural form. . Prune between Mid Summer and early Autumn Prune T8 Magnolia group located at the right front of house - Reduce crown height and spread by approx 0.5-1 metre to enhance natural form. Prune T9 Judas group located at the front of house -Clean to remove all dead, diseased and broken branches 2 centimetres in diameter and larger throughout crown to improve health and appearance and reduce risk of branch failure. . Raise lower branches to a height of 2-2.5 metres to improve clearance over garden and path way. Thin crown to remove approx 5% of live branches to provide branch definition. Most thinning cuts will be between 1 and 2 centimetres in diameter. Reduce crown height and spread by approx 2-2.5 metres to enhance natural form.