Reduce the crown of the weeping willow tree to the boundary with the neighbouring property (9 Well Spring Close)

Tree located at the corner of 20 Park Road (Imperial House) and Great Park Street, Wellingborough. The tree is within the boundary of 20 Park Road. The tree in question is higher than the height of the chimney of Imperial House and has overgrown over the footpath. It is also slightly leaning towards the road, which we deem dangerous. We have contacted a tree surgeon and their suggestion is to trim it back down to a safe height and trim back the overhanging branches (crown reduction).

Proposed tree work to trees on the south boundary of the wood in the interests of health and safety

Lawson Cypress, Yew Tree, Laurel - Reduce back as hard as possible to boundary to rear of property.

Trees on the north boundary from east to west consisting mainly of Acer (Sycamore and some Norway maple) plus one Acacia and one hornbeam: Crown clean and raise to a height of 4 to 5 metres. Remove approximately 3 of the smaller Acers plus some secondary basal stems. First Acer: possible cable brace due to severely included fork and reduce weight in the crown. Last Acer with extensive rot in the main trunk: Pollard. Acacia: possible slight crown reduction. Self-set sycamores and 2 elders on the south boundary: remove those which are considered to be too close to the boundary fence.Pollarded lime trees at the south east end of the site: repollard.

T1. Apple; reduce crown by approximately 1m - 1.5m G1. Mixed hedge on rear boundary; remove Conifers to ground level, reduce remaining hedge to a height of approximately 3m and trim top and sides to shape

T1 Norway Spruce (owned by 25 Hatton Street); Crown lift on clients side only to a height of 5.0 metres. NT2 Norway Spruce (owned by The Bungalow); Crown lift on clients side only to a height of 5.0 metres pruning back to boundary or back to source as appropriate.

NT1 Ash; Remove adventitious stem back to source. Remove branch over drive back to parent stem and remove lowest branch on stem. All works as indicated on attached photos. The council, parish council, Norse and the owner of No. 3 Glebe Farm Court have all confirmed that they do not own the tree. The tree is part of a boundary hedge adjacent to a footpath.

Reserved matters application (appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) for the development of 262 dwellings including the community facility and apartments within the local centre (Zone 3) pursuant to outline approval DA/2011/0666 mixed use development comprising of up to 1050 dwellings (C3), B1 employment, residential care home (C2),park and ride facility of up to 500 spaces, local centre (A1/A2/A3/A5), primary school, public open space and associated highways and drainage infrastructure approval 6.11.2018 and approval of Condition 11 (boundary treatments), Condition 12 (street lighting), Condition 13 (finish floor levels), Condition 17 (open space details), Condition 18 (engineering, highway, drainage and landscaping details), Condition 26 (secured by design details), Condition 27 (electric charging), Condition 28 (tree protection), Condition 31 (badger mitigation) and Condition 32 (species survey).

T1 Norway Spruce; Section fell as close to ground level as possible. Causing structural damage to boundary wall and garage. Please see attached photo.