TPO 0032 (2002) G15: 1) Larch - fell - this tree has a dead upper crown and very thin foliage in its lower crown. These symptoms can imply root dysfunction and four of the neighbouring larches in this group which showed similar symptoms died about five years ago. We would like to remove this one before it falls. 2) Larch - leaning towards house - reduce height by about 4m (to branches about 2m above main branch break) and reduce canopy towards house by about 2m. This will reduce wind loading and leverage on the trunk and roots and prolong the time before it fails without drastically spoiling the appearance of the tree.

TPO 0033 (2002) G14: Chestnut - T19 - Crown lift lower small branches (not main limbs) to 6m to give light and clearance from house. Lime - T20 - Crown lift to 4m remove lowest branch overhanging back garden. Sycamore - T22 - Crown lift to 4m (CH1 and CH2 chestnuts are excempt from application)

Beech - crown reduce by 3-4m and remove dead wood. To give clearance from house, reduce water demand, and reduce weight on limb over road, cycleways and path.

TPO 0002 (2014) T1: T1 Horse chestnut - Sectionally dismantle to ground level (due to poor crown health, large deadwood in upper crown, weak compression forks and trees potential to damage house). Replant 3.5m Quercus robur within 5ms of Chestnut stump.

TPO 0008 (1968) G1: T1 and T2 Cupressus arizonica Glauca to fell. Replace with Malus trilobota or Sorbus aucupairia Sheerwater Seedling (either two of the same species or one of each). (Due to remove the nuisance caused and to remove the risk of further branch loss or catastrophic failure onto the house or across the road.) For full proposal and justification see application form.

TPO 0014 (1973) T1: T.1 Oak - Reduce canopy by 2M. Tree is becoming very large for small rear garden and also concerns of how close the lateral branches are to the side of 6A. Laterals are almost touching the house. Tree is dropping excessive debris in rear garden. Reducing the tree to allow more light to already dark rear garden and minimise debris. (reduction will be back to suitable growth points retaining natural Oak shape)

TPO 0007 (2002) G2: Lime to reduce height by 2m, reduce spread on all sides by 1-1.5m, shape and balance, remove deadwood and broken branches throughout crown. (Reason - to reduce overhang to house and adjacent property)

TPO 0001 (1975) G11: T1 Ash to fell (the reason for this it they have discovered several large roots growing under the house and they are concerned about damaged to the property and the foundations. The roots are also interfering with the drainage system). To be replaced with a smaller native tree in a different location.

Poplar adjacent parking area - fell. The tree is causing a sever allergic reaction to the resident and their daughter in the house adjacent.

To reduce and shape a Walnut tree that stands approximately 11 metres tall Down to 8 metres, This tree is causing darkness and dominating the front garden and also touching the next door neighbours house.