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

Remove a Yew tree with a possible Hawthorn tree growing inside of it less than 3 meters from the house, or cut down to manageable size (7 foot max. Two Hawthorn trees at the back of the garden -to pollard as the branches have affected the roof and guttering of the next door property and branching over the boundary to a private road.

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

S Sycamore S1 and S2 to be trimmed down as touching neighbouring house and its roof. S2 to be reduced in height by half due to infestation. S3 - Cut off the large branch as over-hanging neighbouring garden, also codominant stem. L Leylandii, L1, L2, L3, L4 and L5 to be reduced in height by half. Also L2 and L3 to be removed completely due to excessive shadow and no growth underneath it. To be replaced by apple and fig trees in the future. L6, L7 and L8 to be reduced in height by half. CL Cherry Laurel, CL1, CL2, CL3, CL4 and CL5 to be reduced in height by half due to excessive shadow.

I would like to request the complete removal of the Sycamore tree as it is located too close to my home and has become a hazard. Its branches and leaves are overhanging the roof of my house and its roots have started to encroach on the foundation of the property. In addition, grey squirrels have been using the tree to gain access to my loft space and this is causing damage to the insulation. Given these issues, I believe that the removal of the tree is necessary to avoid any potential damage to the property, both structurally and environmentally. Please let me know if you require any further information or if there are any additional steps that I need to take to facilitate the removal of the tree.

T1 Cedar tree prune back side of canopy to boundary line, to stop encroachment over roof of house.

Pollard 1 English oak Quercus robur (T1) adjacent to the house. The tree is causing shading and damp on the roof and the canopy has now started to rest on the property's roof, due to the fact its within a couple of metres of the house, bring it down by about 50% in height

Tree 1 'A' - 2 leylandii trees closest one to property is under 2 metres from house and the other one right next to it, the first tree to be felled as following work on the house the scaffolding partly broke some branches due to the closeness of it next to the house and following the removal of these and any dead branches, and to allow for the tree next to it space. It has been discussed and in agreement with neighbours in whose garden the trees are (75 Kineton Green Road) to fell that tree (as noted by neighbours who have felled similar trees these are of low amenity value) and then to reduce and maintain the height of the second tree again to the eaves/height of the house and trim back branches to 2 metres from the property as in high winds the branches sway and bang the guttering and roof which has recently been replaced. In addition, reducing the height would also allow sunlight into the garden as currently it is blocked due to the height of the tree. Trees 2 'B'- 4-5 large trees in the rear that is the boundary with 73 Kineton Green Road, to reduce and maintain the height from 50ft by 30% and shorten the branches by 1.5m again they block light into the house. This is also in line with neighbour No 3 Raddington Drive requesting the same as (PL/2022/02623/TCA) as the same boundary is with Kineton Green Road.

T1: The Goat Willow on highway verge to be re-pollarded back to its previous pollard points. The overhanging branches on the buttress house roof to be trimmed back by 1.5m where practical. Goat willow tree to be crown lifted by 5m and for the basal / epicormic growth to be removed where required. Works to be carried out to roots in drain, branches touching resident's roof and lower branches affecting passing high sided vehicles

At least 2 trees overhang into garden from neighbours garden who resides at Seeley Court. One of the trees has had several of the large branches fallen into garden and onto the roof of shed, becoming extremely unsafe in the garden. One of trees is also causing considerably darkness in the back of the house, more so when the tree is full of leaves. Proposed works to have all overhanging branches cut back and the safety of the tree assessed as its heavily leaning onto my wall. I am unaware of the tree species.