Crown reduction at sides only - Cutting back branches off Leylanddi trees at the side of the house, on right hand boundary next to house. Many branches are overgrown and overhanging on top of the roof of the house and gutters of 3 Heathside road. To avoid any damage to the property it is essential to cut back branches by 1.5 metres across 5 trees T1 - T5 and 0.5 metres for 7 trees from T7-T12

HG1 Coniferous Hedge group back of property Goals: Reduce crown height, Trim face edge Reduce Height of hedge level across as needed, 2-3 metres length reduction, entire canopy Remove by trimming face edge hard as possible to keep a green screen as needed, growing toward garden T2 Coniferous Tree left side of property rear garden Goals: Reduce crown height, Reduce Height as needed, 2.5-3 metres length reduction, entire canopy T3 Coniferous Tree left side of property rear garden Goals: Reduce crown spread, Reduce by trimming face edge hard as possible keeping a green screen as needed, growing toward garden - Trimming by around 1/2 meter T4 Coniferous Tree right side of house Goals: Reduce crown spread, Reduce crown spread as needed, growing toward adjacent property No51 to give clearance of about 2m over roof

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

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.

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

The tree is in our garden at the bottom, it grows very quickly, we intend to trim it before it grows too much more and becomes dangerous, it is in a small space and is already well above house roof height. Ref 1 is a photo & Ref 2 is a sketch plan. The tree itself is approximately 15 meters tall, I will be trimming approximately 7 meters as it is growing so quickly.

Willow Crack Tree - Trim branches over roof of house - Crown reduction/partial reduction of 2 meters Leylandii Green Conifers - Trim front and tops - Crown reduction of 1.5 meters Crown thining of 0.4 meters

Crown Reduction to T5 English Oak (Category A): undertake 2 metre crown reduction to improve light levels as well as reducing future stress on the foundations of the new extension. Removal of deadwood and improving safety. Removal of Ornamental Cherry T2 (Category C): T2 is a semi-mature cherry tree close to the garage, its rooting area is notably poor being surrounded by paving and driveway. It has slender form and its canopy touches the garage roof-line. T2 is in close proximity of the house so its removal will reduce future stress on the foundations of the house and garage. We propose the removal and replanting of a new replacement cherry. Phased removal of G3 Cypress Group (Category C): The trees were planted to create screening and privacy, but have not been height managed and are now excessively tall. The trees have large stems, some less than 2m from the boundary walls and close to the foundations of the house and not sustainable. The trees' canopies touch the house and roof-line, creating excessive shade on the south eastern side of the garden. G3 cypress are still not mature and can be expected to continue vigorous growth, potentially creating issues and stresses on the house foundations. We propose a 'phased tree removal' of G3 cypress group over several years. The removal of G3 will have many advantages, including improving light levels to the eastern garden and will be highly beneficial to nearby groups of English Yew (G2) G1 Boundary Cypress Trees (Category C): This linear group of cypress located on the south western boundary, has been left to grow excessively tall over a period of time and requires maintenance. Reduce their height by 50% to allow more light into the garden and create a formal 2m hedge.

T1 - Oak Tree- reduce size and top by 2m - 3 m as branches are touching house roof and may cause damage. Remove dead wood. Rear garden.

Need the overhanging branches to be cut back from the Maple tree close to my property. The branches are resting on the roof and are likely to damage the roof if they are not removed. The tree is located inside the perimeter of my property. Facing the house, it is on the right hand side, close to the side gate entrance.