T1 Walnut - Cut back side and shape to allow vehicle access along driveway T2 Fig - Cut back side and shape to allow vehicle access along driveway T3 Holly - Crown lift tree to give clearance over shed roof G4 Various - Cut back branches overhanging garden T5 Whitebeam - Shape tree and reduce overhanging onto garden, remove deadwood T6 Laurel - Cut back branches to give clearance over garage roof

Reduce height by approximately 2 metres and trim sides x 1 Cherry (T1), sectional fell to ground level x 1 Holly (T2), trim all over 0.50 metres x 1 Holly (T3), trim top back by 0.25 m x 1 Conifer Hedge (G1), prune back to left side boundary line x 1 (G2), crown lift to give approximately 1.5 metres clearance to garage x 2 Yew (G3), prune to give approximately 1.5 metres clearance to shed x 1 Purple Plum and x 1 Holly (G4), crown lift to give approximately 4 metres clearance from ground level to x 1 Hazel and x 1 Yew (G5)

T1. Fell and grind out stump of first conifer within hedge row due to poor form T2. Cut back to boundary line one silver birch over garage/shed - this will involve a maximum laterall reduction of 0.5m to maintain historic trim line

T.1 Yew - Raise crown evenly to the previous height of approximately 3m above ground level and no more and reduce and reshape the crown to previous pruning points, by approximately 1m, as agreed in 2015. T.2 Silver Birch - Raise crown to 4m above ground level, giving 1/1.5m clearance to the neighbouring property, shed, garage and caravan parking area.

EAST COTTINGWITH CONSERVATION AREA - Remove 1 no. Conifer hedge (T1) due to the hedge being overgrown and is blocking the driveway; Remove 2 no. Apple trees (T2 & T3) due to the trees being overgrown with ivy and obstructing powerlines; Remove 1 no. Conifer tree (T4) and 1 no. Sycamore tree (T5) due to the trees growing into BT line and pushing against shed; Remove 1 no. Sycamore tree (T6) due to the tree growing into BT line and blocking neighbour's light; Remove 1 no. Holly tree (T7) and 1 no. Damson tree (T10) due to the trees blocking neighbour's light and is pushing against their property; Remove 1 no. Apple tree (T8) due to the tree being old and not producing good fruit; Crown reduce 1 no. Holly tree (T9) by 1 metre due to the tree being overgrown; Remove 1 no. Elder tree/bush (T11) due to the tree growing into shed and blocking light for neighbours; Crown reduce 1 no. Cherry tree (T12) by 1 metre due to the tree pushing against neighbour's garage roof and blocking light

T1. Sweet chestnut Middle The mature sweet chestnut near the garages has shed another low lateral branch. The branch had internal cracks from an earlier overload that subsequently fractured. I suggest the broken stub is cleaned off, the tree over the lawn area left but the heavy lateral branches over parking, driveway and path are thinned sympathetically to reduce loading without provoking regrowth, continuing the theme we started last time a branch fell on the lawn T2. Beech Rhs A lovely cut leaf beech on a 'tump', a couple of branches near the garage are reverting to 'normal' foliage and best practice is to cut these out T3. Rowan Lhs drive Reduce from building by 1-1.5m, it is getting close to the gutter T4. Holly Lhs entrance. Remove the dead part of one of the leaders, this tree looks better than it did last time I saw it T5. Sycamore Front lhc Remove the low branches overhanging the road/path to lift to 5m and clear the street lights' light throw T6. Beech Front lhs path side Ownership unsure, no obvious defects, one of the leaders has an unusual point of attachment in the main fork T7. Ash Rear lhs path side SMBC sound to have taken responsibility for this tree, there has been some recent work undertaken - HAR/CA26 , TPO#: T1 - 113W , TPO#: T3 - 113W , TPO#: T4 - 113W

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification : Birch (T1) raise crown to 3 metres, Conifer (T2) to be felled, Spruce (T3) raise crown to 2.5 metres, Beech (T4) raise crown to 3 metres, remove deadwood and selective prune 3 limbs over greenhouse, Beech (T5) selective prune lower limbs to clear shed, Beech (T6) raise crown over neighbours garden by removing 3 lowest limbs, Beech (T7) lightly thin crown by 15% and raise crown over neighbouring property by up to 3 metres and Cherry (T8) remove limb growing over garage to clear

H1 Holly - reduce in height from 6m to 3.5m T1 Sycamore - fell H2, H3, H4 & H5 Holly - fell H6 & H7 Holly - fell HZ1 Hazelnut - coppice to ground level HZ2 Hazelnut - coppice to ground level GH1, GH2, & GH3 Holly - fell T2 Elm - fell T3 & T4 Ash - fell H8, H9 & H10 Holly - fell FM1 Field Maple - fell FM2 Field Maple - reduce height from 10m to 6m GC1 Conifer - fell HZ3 Hazelnut - fell H11 Holly - remove limb leaning towards neighbours property T5 Sycamore - remove three over hanging branches over garage/shed and corner of property

Remove lowest primary branch from 1no. Sycamore tree (T1) extending over parking area, Remove deadwood from canopy of 1no. Sycamore tree (T2) and 1no. Beech tree (T6), Reduce 1no. Sycamore tree (T3) with large cavity to leave a stump approx. 4m in height, Dismantle 1no. Silver Birch tree (T4), 1no. Ash tree (T7) and 1no. Holly tree (T13) to as near to ground level as possible, Reduce 1no. Sycamore tree (T5) back from rear of garage to achieve approx. 2-3m clearance, Reduce branches extending towards neighbouring property from 1no. Beech tree (T8) by approx. 2-3m but retaining lower branches to maintain screen, Reduce Conifer Group (G9) in height by approx. 2-3m, Crown thin 1no. Beech tree (T10) by approx. 20% removing primarily dead, dying and crossing branches and additional small branches, Reduce branches from 1no. Laburnum tree (T11) by approx. 2-3m and reduce in height by 2-3m, Remove/ reduce low branches from 1no. Yew tree (T12) rubbing against neighbouring shed roof and Reduce 2no. Conifers (G14) to half their existing height

Hedgerow; Hornbeam x3, Leylandii x7 (T1-T10) - Prune laterals on SE side back to main stem/suitable growth points where possible to allow access behind agricultural shed and prevent damage to roof/cladding. Hornbeam (T11) - Fell to allow access behind agricultural shed and prevent damage to roof/cladding, and to prevent damage to neighbouring garage.