Tree work @ Olivier House at Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1TL access via arched carpar park on madeira place Neighbours sycamore - remove overhang back to wall residents are having branches dropping on there cars

Front of House T1 - Bay Reduce and re-shape crown by 50% to give a smaller tree in outside dimensions with as natural shape as possible. (1.5m off height and 0.5m off side). The subject tree is located on the front drive with the main stem standing approximately 1 to 1.5ft away from No27 North Road. The suggested works are simply to maintain the tree at a suitable size for the location it's in. The work will not be detrimental to the tree nor affect amenity value. ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY.

holly - reduce height by 3-4m, remove small stem nearest house and trim remaining sides neighbours elm - remove overhang fig - reduce to height of 7-8ft by removing larger stems and reducing lower new growth , remove front growth neighbours sycamore - remove 1 x lowest stem general tree maintenance

The tree we are planning to fell is a Yew tree with a trunk with a circumference of 38cm. This tree is in the rear garden of 1 Florence Road and is growing against a the garden wall adjoining 3 Florence Road. A short distance behind the wall is their house. The tree is growing under and into another tree, a Beech. This tree is significant in size with a trunk the circumference of 3.4m. This tree also has a TPO. We have spoken to a arborist who has advised that the Yew is weakening the wall. On this basis we are planning to fell the Yew.

Felling of the trunk of a Fig tree that is diseased with Root Knot Nematode. The Fig tree trunk leans very close the the boundary wall and has branches that extend across and over the boundary wall. The tree has caused many cracks in this wall resulting in the lifting of several garden stones. I am concerned over the house foundations being safe and the sewer than runs directly underneath may become blockaged as their roots are likely to get into them . The Fig lost one of its main limbs last year due to this disease and has more weight on one side than the other making it more susceptible to falling which could cause harm or damage if it were to fall. I have been advise by a tree surgeon that it would be best to cut the tree down and replant a new Fig sapling in a better location.

large leafed privet - remove upper crown by approx 4m to obvious lower crown aim is to control size and shading to house

elder - remove to ground level euonymus - reduce to match the rest of the hedge 1 x apple - reduce small cherry - reduce by 1m 2 x PLP suckers - remove to just above ground level elder - in hedge - reduce to match hedge 1 x purple leaf plum - dismantle to just above ground level 1 x apple -(nearest house) remove to just above ground level tree work is to improve tree's presently there and remove a couple to close to house and patio

T1 is a bay tree in the rear garden of number 6 Montpelier villas. Bn1 3DH. The tree is near the property on southern boundary. The works are to maintain the tree at a suitable size and height for its location. This will improve the sunlight to the rear garden which is currently being blocked and affecting the reasonable enjoyment and use if the garden area during the summer months. The works will not be detrimental, nor will it affect the trees amenity value. Rear Garden by House T1 - Bay Fell as close to ground level as possible. Stump of above Apply systemic herbicide to stump to prevent re-growth.

Rear garden: T1 Apple Fell to ground level T2 Pear Fell to ground level Reason: T1 and T2 exhibit symptoms of decline. Both trees have produced scant flower and fruit for 6 subsequent years. The home owner would like to remove both fruit trees and replant with younger and more productive specimens.

Rear Garden by House T1 - Bay Fell as close to ground level as possible. T1 is a bay tree in the rear garden of number 6 Montpellier Terrace. The tree is very close to the property, located on the retaining wall for the basement level windows to the rear of the house. The crown is in occasional contact with the external wall of the building, blocking light and retaining moisture near the rear wall, windows and back door of the house. The roots of the tree are also damaging the retaining wall. Removal of the tree will prevent further damage. Stump of above Apply systemic herbicide to stump to prevent re-growth. ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY.