RE1347- Silver birch by house. Reduce part of the crown growing towards the conservatory only. Section fell large ash tree overhanging the junction of woodland way and sandy lane. The tree has ash die back on one whole side and has been dropping some sizable limbs onto the road over the last few months. Due to its location and the fact it has die back I feel it's unsafe to retain the tree. BAN33 - Reduce cherry tree in rear garden on boundary by up to 1 metre leaving adequate regrowth to retain decent foliage. As amended on 09/03/2021.

MODIFIED SPECIFICATON;1 x Oak (T1) : Request to reduce the crown to previous. 2 x Beech (T2, T3) works by a maximum 2m growth and remove any deadwood. Trees are getting close to house and conservatory, just need cutting back like last time.

(T1) Scots pine - Remove major deadwood (Exempt) and reduce low scaffold limb on east (house side) by up to 3 meters to reduce end weight. The limb shows signs of a previous old wound on the main scaffold (see pic) with signs of possible internal defect. The limb also has poor branch unions and has previously been reduced. It extends towards the house and if it were to fail it would likely hit the garage or neighbouring property. Reduce single overextended limb on the north side over the garden (last pic). (T2) Scots pine - Crown lift by up to 5 meters by removal of secondary sub lateral branches and remove deadwood. To maintain the trees crown within proximity to surroundings and create more light to the border underneath. (T3) Lawson - Trim back as much as possible over the conservatory whilst still retaining foliage. To manage trees crown within proximity to surroundings.