Thin Beech Tree over footpath 15% felling the two smaller Beech trees and taking a small limb from the Oak Tree that overhangs the garage. There's an Oak tree on the front of the property that needs the epicormic growth removing, have pictures if you require. Gavin Boyes has already been to site to view the proposed works.

Black Poplar Tree (T1) Raise the crown by the removal of 2 lower limbs to reduce the amount of dead wood thereby improving the outline of the tree and also allowing access to the garage and side entrance for a motor home

Holly tree to the front of number 7 behind the garage needs trimming or felling

Oak tree top of drive branches overhanging drive and garage blocking out a lot of light. Requires crown thinning and crown lifting.

T1 - Ash - Fell due to heavy lean and close proximity to garage. also replace with similar hardy species in close vicinity, denoted by R1 on sketch plan. on tree officers last visit he believes it also has tripe fungus. not sure if this is detrimental to the tree but is affecting a large wound from a previously bad pruning cut - pictures supplied

Oak (T12) - Fell due to danger of falling over garage - see tree report

Silver Birch ( T4) - Fell due to: 1) Structural damage to brick wall. This is now beggining to crack despite being built with a plinth over tree roots. 2) Overhanging branches with neighbours garage. 3) Complaints from neighbours regarding the amount of silver birch seeds that are shed during the summer / autumn months and are causing a nuisance when windows are open. We wish to replace the tree by planting a mature sapling next to the silver birch roots. We would welcome the guidance of the tree officer as to the type and size that would be appropriate Yew ( T3) : Reduction of approximately 25% to rebalance the tree following part felling by a neighbour / BT on opposite side. Lime tree ( T2) : to prune back some of the overhanging minor branches at base of the tree. ( Do not own tree as based in hagley community fields.)

Crown reduction of Oak 01303 by 30% to prevent branches catching garage roof.

Schedule AD1: T1 - Oak at top right corner of garden to be removed as close to ground as possible. T2 - Remove to ground the two hollies growing as sucker shoots under the mature pine in top right corner of garden. T3 - Third oak down from top on the right, remove low deadwood. T4 - Fourth oak down from top, remove low deadwood. T5 - Fifth oak down the row, remove low deadwood. T6, T7, T8 - Hollies within the oaks on the right side of house remove to ground. T9 - Remove epicormics growth from the oak adjacent to rear right corner of house. T10 - Remove epicormics growth from the oak adjacent to front right corner of house. T11 - 15" dbh oak on right side of drive leanning over parking area, drop crotch for weight reduction and balance of tree. T12 - Triple trunk oak with co dominant trunks from base. Tidy fractures and carry out weight reduction in upper canopy through crotch reduction. T13 - Sycamore nearest gate to be crown raised with removal of the two lowest drive side laterals. T14 - Pine near the gate side, remove deadwood. T15 - Large holly on right side of entrance leaning towards road. 10"dbh, Reduce to around 6 ft. T16 - Birch that is near garage that is dead, remove to ground and lower the adjacent stump. Yew behind shed, crown lift at 4 foot from trunk. T17 - Semi mature red oak on the left side of garden, evidence of fungal attack. Tree is within striking range of the house approx 32" dbh. Evidence of extensive rot at base. Reduce to a point where it could no longer hit the house if it fails at the base. T18 - Rear left side birch near border, remove the lateral interfering with cherry.

Replacement of tree fall damaged garage/outbuilding.