TPO 02/2002 [02/00002/TPO] T.2 Ash - Crown raise to approximately 4.2m above ground level; reduce small low lateral branch growing towards rear corner of dwelling to suitable secondary growing point and reduce and reshape crown sympathetically over boundary line, as discussed.

TPO - BURTON PIDSEA NO. 6 - 2007 (REF 1068) G1 - Remove 1 no. dead Scots Pine tree (G7); Side reduce 10 no. Scots Pine trees (G7) by up to 5 metres back to the boundary due to branches growing across the boundary, touching the dwelling, banging on the roof when windy, and branches growing into the garden

T1 - Ivy Clad Ash - Remove limb over hanging boundary into neighbouring dwelling - Salix

T1, Copper Beech : approximately 20 metres high, reduce height by 2 metres as concerned about proximity to our boundary wall with neighbours, possible damage. T2, Ash: Fell showing signs of ash dieback also situated on our boundary wall with neighbours, concerned about possible damage. T3, Copper Beech: Approximately 20 metres high, reduce by 2 metres; reduction due to proximitiy to our dwelling and takes full south westerly prevailing winds. T4, Ash: Fell, showing signs of ash dieback and in striking distance of dwelling.

See enclosed report. Group 03: Oak. Cut back overhanging canopy to boundary. Reason: to manage dominance over dwelling.

T2 Horse Chestnut - reduce lowest limb 2m above boundary line to raise canopy as above driveway to new house being built. T6 Sycamore - remove 2 lowest branches above driveway T7, T8, T9 Limes - reduce spread on south side only to create a 2m clearance to an above the adjacent proposed dwelling. Remove dead branch

G1 - Mixed Species - Row of trees, including Cherry Laurel, Holly, Whitebeam, Hazel and Beech - a. Reduce overhanging lateral growth of Cherry Laurel, Whitebeam, Holly and Hazel, back to boundary, up to full height to create a hedge line. Approx. 2-6m. b. Common Beech on the NE end of the hedge line, crown lift to the height of the apex of the roof, approx. 6m. Tree line stands on the south side of the property, works are requested to allow more light through garden, and reduce encroaching branches back to boundary to form new hedge line which can be maintained by annual hedge cutting. Common Beech trees works are requested to prevent future issues from branches touching the dwelling.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originating at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises felling lime T31, because its retention will require frequent re-pruning due to its proximity to neighbouring properties, associated shading and reduction in daylight, leaf-fall, and over-dominance. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 51a/00 - 3x Ash (G1) Fell trees, and replace with 4 x Pyrus chanticleer 3m height The trees are in poor condition with multiple cavities due to the need for regular pruning; the trees shed deadwood in high winds causing anxiety as the trees are near the dwellings. They cast excessive shade over the neighbour's property and residence, and the stems incremental growth is damaging the boundary fence.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originarting at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises crown lifting to 7m, by removal of all side branches and epicormic growth back to main stem. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.