t1 oak tree - crown reduction from pump house lane side and crown raise/crown thinning/dead wood t2 oak tree - crown reduction from pump house lane side and crown raise/crown thinning/dead wood t3 oak tree - crown reduction from pump house lane side and crown raise/crown thinning/dead wood

Oak T1 - Reduce overall crown height to below roofline and cut back away from house to provide sufficient clearance to property. Remove any dead Branches. Remove low lying horizontal limb running to front of property as impeding light to side of property and falling branches damaging vehicles parked on driveway. Oak T2 - Assess Stability & Health of Tree & Fell if deemed top be unsafe. If felling not required then reduce crown height to below roofline and cut back away from house & overhang to Garden to to provide sufficient clearance to property and reduce shading. Remove any dead Branches. Oak T3 - Reduce overall crown height and crown lifting to cut back away from house & garden to to provide sufficient clearance to property and reduce shading of the garden. Remove any dead Branches.

Horse chestnut located on rear boundary of house in woodland area, our client has had. Work done previously on this tree to reduce it back slightly towards boundary line, we are requesting the same work to be carried out as was done roughly 3/4 years ago. It would probably work out as a 1.5 mtr reduction back to where it has been done previously.

T1 - LIME AT THE FRONT OF PROPERTY CROWN LIFT THE HOUSE SIDE OF TREE WITH REMOVAL TO SIGNIFICANT GROWTH POINTS THE LOWEST 6 LATTERAL LIMBS

Oak tree situated on border of neighbouring property 20 Davenham Road. This tree has large branches, some of which overhang our house. It has caused a large amount of moss growth on our roof which we have just had to have removed at substantial expense. The moss is now growing back. The room adjacent to the tree is dark when the tree has leaves. We would like this branch removed to prevent this moss regrowing and causing damage to the roof.

T1 oak tree at front of 10 burford road, tree is on boundary line of house and council land, property owner would like whole tree reduced by 30% and a dead wood is required as it has some very large pieces, tree is overhanging rd and public footpath, also some lower branches would be advisable to remove as they are growing through utility lines.. there is also a large old wound on one of the main stems this needs to be checked for any signs of decay.

T1 Scots Pine- the tree has been in decline for several years, now 80% dead. Remove to ground. T2 Cypress second tree on the right side of property. The tree has unsecure footings and roots causing damage to path and wall. T3 1st Cypress on right past pedestrian gate. Crown lift house side giving reasonable roof clearance.

Tree in front garden. To cut back tree as much as possible as it is very close to the house.

Weeping Willow T1 as shown on attached plan (TPO Tree Ident Number unknown) Reduce canopy to allow access for pilling rig to install the retaining wall required for the junction improvement works approved as part of the approved 470 home residential Development known as Whitford Green, Whitford Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire We have undertaken air-spade site investigations to determine extent of root growth and geotechnical site investigations have been undertaken to aid the design of the retaining wall. To minimalise the impact of the wall a king post system is to be utilised but it necessary to have three pile locations on the edge of the canopy of the weeping willow to allow access for the piling rig. (See Attached Plan) For the works near the willow tree the piling rig is to be located on the existing highway at a lower level to minimalise the impact and requirement for pruning. The exact extent of pruning will be agreed on site with the Bromsgrove Tree Officer, but from our site visit and the information currently available we would suggest at a reduction of up to 5 limbs by up to 2m of their overall length (6m) to the southern and eastern side of the tree. It should be noted that we are happy to either undertake an all round crown reduction of this tree, or to only prune the limbs that are required to allow access for the piling rig, whichever option is deemed most appropriate by the Bromsgrove tree officer. We would be happy to meet the Bromsgrove Tree Officer on site to discuss this TPO application during the consultation period. We would suggest that condition is attached that requires final approval for the extent of works by the Bromsgrove tree officer. The pruning would be undertaken following the guidance of the tree officer and follow the guidance within BS3998 (2012)

1 & 2Lawson Cyprus 3 Norwegian spruce 4& 5 Irish yew 6 A group of Norwegian spruces 1 The trunk is 2 metres from the corner of house. This part of house has been moving a lot. 2 The trunk is 5 metres from the west wall of the house and cracks have opened up in the two adjacent rooms. Hartley House is grade 2 listed. For the sake of the house 1 & 2 should be felled. 3 Is a christmas tree, planted about 50 years ago and is very close to the house. If permission is given to remove 1 & 2, we would assess 3 afterwards. This may need to be felled. 4 & 5 Yew trees used to be kept to about 2.4metres. these have not been cut for 7-8 years. permission to return to original height. 6 Group of Norwegian Spruce. About 40 of them were planted about 40 years ago. The trees are about 10 - 15 meters tall and block light to the fruit trees. We would like to remove a selected few, some are too close to others and a few to let more light to the fruit trees. About 15%. 6 or 7 trees.