The tree is located at the rear of the garden of 53 Dean Lane. The tree branches extend into our garden and hang approximately 10 meters into the garden. This includes over the conservatory and the patio area. The request is to have the branches cut back, by up to 3m (to previous pruning points) to stop both falling branches and bird faeces. As we have a three year old daughter we are extremely concerned about the risk of both of these issues. TPO 309W.

Rear of 2 - 10 Badgers Walk T1 - Corsican pine x 1 (rear of No. 2) - sever ivy at base T2 - Ash x 1 (rear of No. 2-4 garage block) - extend two lateral limbs extending over toward buildings by 2.5m T3 - Ash x 2 (rear of No. 6) - reduce lateral limbs extending toward buildings by 3-4m, reduce upper section of the leaning ash by 2m on height and spread and remove large broken dead limb snagged in adjacent holly Reasons: complaints from residents Behind No. 19 Finch Green T4 - Lime x 1 - prune lateral branches back to clear conservatory by 3m up to 10m above ground level Reasons: complaints from residents

Undertake works to Yew Trees Protected by TPO N349 identified as Group 1 1 No. Yew tree - reduce 3 No. branches by no more than 2 metres to alleviate overhanging of single storey extension 3 No. Yew Trees positioned towards rear boundary - Crown lift by reducing back branch tips, to allow 2m clearance under canopies from ground level Undertake works to Yew Tree Protected by TPO N34 identified as part of W1 1 No. Yew tree situated on open space adjacent to eastern boundary - reduce back branches tips overhanging conservatory by no more than 0.5m