Tree reference given earlier (TPO 048 T94 Beech - it's marked on your map). The crown is getting very heavy and we've had the odd large branch come down We'd like to thin the crown by approximately 30% on the advice of tree surgeon (name given below) . We'd like to do this in a managed way so that future branches don't fall on neighbour's house. It's a beautiful tree and we're keen to preserve it. GPC Tree Surgeons 24 Denham Way Maple Cross Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 9RN

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

Beech tree. to remove canopy and 50 % of the stem nearest the house. reduce remaining crown by 1.5m due to included bark

T1 - Beech - Removal Tree has large fruiting body at the base (meripilus giganteus). Root decay is most likely and has been inspected by a tree risk inspector who's report will be attached. He has listed the tree as a high risk tree. Tree is also in close proximity to owners house and garden features.

T13 Sycamore - Crown reduce the side over hanging by 2-3 meters as well as cutting back branches to provide two meters clearance from house and garage. As the branches are hitting the building G6 Beeches - Crown reduce the side over hanging by 2-3 meters as well as cutting back branches to provide two meters clearance from house. As the branches are hitting the building

Tree 1 - Judas Tree - Crown Reduction, particularly of the side facing the house, to prevent contact with the house. - reduction of a maximum of 1.5m Tree 2 - Holly Tree - Felling, excessive shedding of sharp holly leaves is danger to pets and children. Removal will increase light to both 1 and 2 Cedars Cottages, enabling growth of other species such as birch and prevent uncontrolled spread of holly saplings. Tree 3 - Holly Tree - Felling, excessive shedding of sharp holly leaves is danger to pets and children. Removal will increase light to both 1 and 2 Cedars Cottages, enabling growth of other species such as birch and prevent uncontrolled spread of holly saplings.

T1 Beech with majority of canopy over lawn, reduce by height by 3-4 metres to correct pruning points and side over lawn by 2-3 to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location T2 Beech to the left (looking from house) reduce height by 3 metres to correct pruning points and lateral overhang over lawn by 2-3 metres, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location

Norway Maple - x 3 - Remove 3 lower limbs and reduce remainder by 30% They form one canopy which we are hoping to reduce from 10M in height to 6 M (reduction of 4m) and from 8M in width to 6M (reduction of 2m). We hope to remove the lower 3 branches of the tree nearest the house (see photos).

T1 - Scots pine x 1 - reduce overlong lateral branches by around 1m, prune out broken and snagged second-order branches from the crown interior. As part of the works significant sized deadwood will be removed which is an exception under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the Town and Country Planning (Tree Preservation) [England] Regulations 2012. Reasons: the tree is located in a small garden area which it has now outgrown. In conjunction with trees growing on open land behind it is now obstructing significant afternoon sunlight to the rear of the house and reducing light throughput to the ground below. The light restriction is now significant and preventing any other vegetation growth beneath the canopy spread and beyond.

Tree number - G1 Tree type - mixed species, Cherry, conifer, thuja holly & (including hazel) Approx Height - 3m Location - Rear garden, lawned area Service - Hedge Trimming Work required- Trim/prune overhanging branches back to the edge of lawn. Reason - As part of continual maintenance. Tree number - G2 Tree type - mixed, lime, sycamore, laurel Approx Height - 8-10m Location - please see map Service - Cut Back Work required - Prune all overhang branches back to hedge line along the length of the group. To the height of 6m above ground level. Reason - as part of continual maintenance. Tree number - T2 Tree type - Hawthorn Approx Height - 6m Location - overhanging hot -tub house Service - Cut Back Work required - Cut back from roof to provide a 2m clearance, Crown lift remaining over lawned area to approximately 5.5m Reason - As part of continual maintenance. Tree number - T3 Tree type - Monterrey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) Service - Cut Back Work required - Cut back from building to allow approximately 1.5-2m clearance Reason - As part of continued maintenance.