T1 Oak - Crown lift to 6m and crown reduce upto 2m only on western side overhanging boundary of 34 Church Lane. T2 Robinia - Reduce overhanging branch by 2m, back to boundary of 34 Church Lane.

Felling of two Ash trees on the boundary fence line. - Section 211 notice

T1 - Silver Birch - prune back all overhanging branches to boundary line. T2 - Sycamore - cut back all overhanging branches to ensure good separation from clients building as per photographs.

Crown lift Sycamore tree in rear garden on boundary between 17 Etherington Road and 640 Beverley Road by up to 8m and reduce longer limbs laterally to reduce overhanging branches by 2m (Works to trees in a Conservation Area)

T1 Scots pine: Current height & span 10m - cut the lowest drooping limb on the side of no.155 back to the main stem; T2 beech located in the rear garden of no.153: Current height 25-30m & span approx 20m - Reduce one smaller limb, which overhangs the boundary from 153 to 155 by approx 2-3m, to just in front of the boundary line; T4 Scots pine: Current height & span 20m - Reduce low corner of tree by approx 3-4m to allow more light, raise the lowest drooping limbs and thin out select branches throughout the crown where appropriate to reduce limb weight; T5 & T6 limes: Current height 30m & span 15-20m - Crown thin by approx 30% and reduce select limbs away from the roof of no.157 by 2-3m; T7 Scots pine: Current height 25m & span 15m - Cut the lowest drooping limbs back to the main stem; T8 holly: Current height 15m & span 3m - Reduce height by approx 5-7m.

All in back garden - - Prune larger branches of shrub nearest to decking on left hand boundary lo...

T1 - Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii' (Purple-leafed Plum) - crown reduction by approximately 2m and crown thinning by 25-30% T4 - Apple - crown reduction by approximately 2m and crown thinning by 25-30% T2 - Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii' (Purple-leafed Plum) on garden boundary - pollard the crown to leave a 10ft stump in order to promote healthy grow back.

Oak- Overhanging boundary of 34 Church Lane- Crown lift by 5m. Reason: To minimize leaf fall and debris into the property and for aesthetic purposes.

T1 Multi Stem Sycamore - reduce by 50%; G2 Group of multi stem Holly trees - reduce in height by 50% to match the adjacent trees within this boundary; T3 Single Stem Sycamore - fell to ground level, all situated within a conservation area

From 1st site plan, titled 'Cley Road Trees' T1 - Large cedar to crown raise to 4.2m. T2 - Large apple tree to pollard at approx 2.5m. T3 and T4 - Part of a line of long lapsed pleached lime. The rest of the line (G1) will be pollarded back to old cuts at 3.6m and an attempt made to re-establish the foliage of the lower crown to meet the original function of the pleached line of trees. T3 and T4 will be removed to open up the area near the house. T5 - Rosemary-leaved willow to pollard to approx half of current height and remove small stem to the right G2 - line of small trees along the boundary to prune to hold at approx current height (max 0.5m prune) T6 and T7 - Portuguese laurel and cherry laurel to reduce by approx 1/3 (up to 2.5m reduction) T8 - Large bay to reduce the height by approx 50% (up to 4m reduction) T9 - Tall bay to reduce by approx 3m. From 2nd site plan, 'Cley Road Trees 2' T10 and T11 - Sycamore and ash with low branches and close to neighbouring house to crown raise both trees to approx 6m. T12 - Ivy covered laburnum to remove to low stump.