Scots Pine (T1) - Fell due to lean towards building and poor form to remove risk and allow more light into the garden which is due to be landscaped and re-planted. Sycamore (T2) - Crown lift a browse line of soft growth around 75mm at point of attachment to a height of the main limbs approx. 5-7m to allow more light in to the garden. Crown reduction on north side of approx. 15% (1-2m longest length of product), a light suppressive prune back of soft growth up to 100mm at point of attachment. This will allow the grown to be kept away from growing over the glass roof on the conservatory. Scots Pine (T3) - Fell - Honey fungus present at base and given the significance of the potential this could have on the root plate of the tree. The crown is also showing signs of spare needle coverage. Re-plant with fastigiate form tree which will not grow to large.

The tree is 3rd along from the front boundary of 12 Sackville Street/1 The Spinney (4 trees in total). I have highlighted through photographs the area that needs cutting back. The tree is a horse chestnut that has one part that is overhanging the property of 12 Sackville Street and has caused damage to the conservatory roof by way of falling conkers. The conservatory roof needs replacing but before this is done we need to take back the branch that is overhanging and causing the problem.

T42 Beech - Tree is approximately 12 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20%. After work has been completed the tree will be approximately 9.6 metres above ground level. T41 Sycamore - Tree is approximately 12 metres tall. Reduce the height of the crown by 20% and reduce one branch by 3 meters that is extending over the roof at No.5. Direction of branch is North facing. T40 Sycamore - Tree is approximately 13 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20% and remove a couple of branches that are crossing the boundary to neighbouring houses at no.3 and no.8. Branches are South facing. After work has been completed the tree will be approximately 10.5 metres above ground level. T38 Cherry - Tree is approximately 15 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20% and remove one branch that extends over the conservatory at no.5. Branch is East facing. After work has been completed the tree will be 12 meters above ground level. T39 Cherry - Tree is approximately 15 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20%, remove one branch that extends over the conservatory at no.5. This branch is East facing. Also remove one branch which is over the boundary into neighbours garden at no.3, this branch is North facing. After work has been completed the tree will be 12 meters above ground level.

T.1 (applicant's ref) mature Copper Beech rear of the garage - reduce overall by approx 20-25% by removal of approx 2-2.5m in height and lateral growth and up to approx 3.5m on the lower lateral growth growing over the conservatory. Prune branches to provide clearance of approx 2m to the garage. Reason: to bring protruding branches back into shape and profile with the remaining tree and provide clearance to garage/conservatory roof to mitigate against any damage. T4 of Tree Preservation Order.

Oak tree in back garden is now overhanging the conservatory. During this autumn large acorns have fallen from a great height onto the conservatory roof and caused three holes. We have had to provide temporary repair to prevent rain entering and will eventually have to replace the roof. To prevent this from happening again we would like permission to employ professional tree cutters to remedy the situation by cutting back the branches overhanging the conservatory and also if possible cutting down the height of the tree. It is the only tree in the garden. Although the tree hangs mostly in our garden it's trunk straddles ours and number 29 Holly Dell.

1. T1 Oak tree - Lift low branches to approximately 4 metres from ground level from mature twin stemmed oak by removal of the first four lowest small branches on the sub-dominant co-stem to allow more light. 2. T2 Oak tree - Shorten back one limb growing over conservatory roof to first major limb at approximately 3 metres from main trunk from twin stemmed oak. 3. T3. Oak - Remove first three lowest branches from small oak under the canopy of T1 to allow more light into garden.

1. T4. Beech - Remove three to four lowest branches from neighbours beech overhanging conservatory roof - no branches bigger than 50mm to be removed. Shorten back remaining branches to approximately one metere in a vertical line from the front of the conservatory, pruning back to suitable live secondary growth.

Reduce limbs of oak tree by 3 metres back away from roof of house and conservatory due to risk of limbs dropping onto house and debris dropping off tree onto house and to offer more light for the property (TPO/00371). All works to be completed to BS3998:2010 for tree works.

Main branches overhanging the roof cut back by 3 metres, branches close to the power cables cut back 3 metres, also a 20% crown reduction on oak tree 1 in the front garden, 4 metres from the house. Overgrown tree and branches overhanging the conservatory/ house need main branches over hanging the house cut back by 4 metres to the main trunk and 5 metre height reduction of ash tree 1 in rear garden, 3.2 metres from the conservatory. 5 metre height reduction and branch over hanging the garage cut back 4 metres on ash tree 2, 6.2 metres from conservatory.

T1 Elm between rear fence and footpath: reduce 4 metres laterally over house, up to approx. 10 metres, to increase light in house and garden, and minimise leaf and debris drop onto house and conservatory roof.