One Laburnum Tree located in front garden adjacent to the western boundary, approx 17 metres from the front of the house. Proposal ro remove the tree as it has been gradually dying over a period of years. Please see attached pictures. Diseased branches have been removed in recent years to see if the tree could recover but the remaining branches continue to deteriorate.

Robinia 1, Cherry 3, Rose 4 - reduce back to boundary. Acer 2 - reduce back from house to give...

Mature Narrow-leaved Ash in rear of garden overhanging neighbouring properties to the rear and side of Driftwood House. Application to pollard current tree to a height of approximately 15 metres. Tree has not been maintained in previous years and is now excessively large causing excessive leaf litter to neighbouring properties and potential risk of damage to boundary fence.

T1 Large Silver birch closest to house - Dismantle in sections to near ground level. T2 Small Silver birch on left rear boundary - Dismantle in sections to near ground level. T3 Silver birch on right rear boundary - Reduce by approx 2m. T4 Mid mature Yew adjacent to Summer house - Trim 1 years growth back to shape and tidy. T5 Copper Beech on right rear boundary - Prune to reduce by approx 1-2m to shape and tidy. T6 Lawson Cypress on left rear boundary - Remove dead broken branches in upper crown.

T1 - Beech tree, rear garden over fuel oil tank - Recent limb failure over tank. Recommendations, reduce low over extended lateral on Southern side of crown, over oil tank, by 2.5m - 3.0m. T2 - Purple leaf plum, Western gable end of house - Tree growing in close proximity of listed building, also suppressing growth of adjacent hornbeam. Removal recommended and consider replacement in better suited location. T3 - Horse Chestnut, Western boundary - Significant de-lamination and blistering of bark around main stem at ground level. Also visable in central leader in upper crown. Damage likely caused by Phytopthora. Tree located on boundary with neighbouring property. Removal recommended. T4 - Acer Negundo, boundary with Western lawn - Low aesthetic value to this area of the property. Tree is suppressing lower crown of the higher valued copper Beech, on its Western side. Removal recommended. Property owner has recently planted 100+ heavy standards (pine, field maple, hornbeam, rowan) next to the property and has an additional 100 being planted November 2023.

Silver birch proximate to house - medium prune. Row of young silver birch trees on North boundary - memium prune. Two maple trees near centre of the garden - medium prune, general deadwooding and crown lifting

T1 Yew - Fell to ground level and remove all arisings. T2 Hawthorne (Ivy Choked and Moribund) - Fell to ground level. T4 Leyland Cypress - Fell to ground level. T5 English Oak - Lateral reduction to give house 3m clearance and remove hanger. T6 2x Leyland Cypress on boundary - Reduce by 4m.

Front Garden G1) Reduce height of line of conifers by 4m T2) 1 No. Sycamore Crown Lift to 4m from ground level over drive and clear street light G3) Remove all small shrubs less than 100mm within 1.5m of the neighbouring property to the north and crown lift the remainder over 2nd drive to 4m from ground level (both sides) and off neighbouring house by 3m where possible T4) 1 No dying Elm - Fell to ground level Rear Garden G5) Crown lift all Limes on eastern boundary to 4m from ground level garden side, remove epicormic growth and sever Ivy T6) Fell 1 No. Lime with Ganoderma T7) 1 No. Beech (over hanging) Crown clean and Crown Lift to 3m from ground level T8) 1 No. Juneberry - Crown clean G9) Fell 1 No. self set Sycamore and all other self set specimens (up to Beech hedge) G10) Fell 1 No. Prunus and 1 No. Holly T11) Fell 1lno Fir tree G12) Fell 2no Fir trees

Prune back all overhang on alley side of canopy back to boundary line and reduce height of remaining canopy by approximately 2m to contain and improve shape x 1 Hazel (1), reduce new growth by approximately 2m back to previous pruning points, selectively remove branches encroaching out towards house and prune back all overhang on alley side back to boundary x 1 Hazel (2), lightly prune to contain and improve shape x 1 Holly (3), reduce height by up to 2m and trim sides to contain and improve shape x row of Beech (4), reduce height by approximately 2.5m and trim all round to contain and improve shape x 1 Bay (5), selectively reduce /remove stems encroaching over garden and into bay x 1 Hazel (6), reduce height to leave final height at approximately 5m, trim all round to contain into more cylindrical shape and remove leggy growth to allow for bushier regeneration x 1 Holly (8) and remove dead stem growing over fence x 1 Amelanchier (8)

Large Ash along eastern boundary wall of field - reduce crown on house side back to boundary wall