Reduce the lateral spread of the tree by 2-2.5 metres to provide clearance to the house, garage and over the neighbours garden this is to manage the tree's size for its location x 1 Sycamore (T1)

T1 - Sweet Chestnut, remove one branch from over garage -T2 - 2 x Cypress, to raise trees up to 4m to clewar gable end of house - T3 - Yew, to raise trees up to 4m to clewar gable end of house.

T5 English Oak- Remove 4/5 lower branches reducing the lower sideways spread and assist with lifting the crown. Reduce the overall crown/ spread by approx 1.5 metres to allow light to the house and help avoid damage to the property. Remove a number of small branches to clear the telephone cable that runs through the west side of the tree and is being constantly damaged. Reason: The result of this last few years growth is that it now touches / rubs the house and garage roof. It also blocks much of the light to our upstairs bedroom.

G1 8 x Oak trees to the front of the house and garage area - max 20% crown thin. T1 Oak tree in 18a Woodland way - Crown thin side of crown over No. 20 property not to exceed 20% and remove deadwood G2 3 x Oak trees on side of the house - Crown thin not to exceed 20% and remove deadwood T2 Oak tree in 22 Woodland Way - Cron thin side of the tree over No. 20 garden bot to exceed 20% and remove deadwood (All Repeat Works from previous T Application) (TPO No 87, 2009)

T1 beech remove 4 lowest branches overhanging neighbouring garage to reduce encroachment T2 holm oak reduce by approximately 1m all round to reduce encroachment onto drive and house gable T3 lime c...

T1 - Oak - Remove due to close proximity to house, garage and parking.

Application for T47- Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse chestnut) reduce the overhang on the house side back by approximately 2.5/3m from 5m to 2.5/2m; T3- Ilex aquifolium (Holly) - Reduce elongated branches at the top back down, by no more than 1.5m to within the crown, and trim remainder to create a more aesthetically pleasing shape; T12- Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Lawson cypress) Remove the low branch which leaves the main trunk at a height of 1.5m in a NNE direction in order to bring branch from close proximity to the house and remove subsequent dead branches that are now visible from removing the low branch; T11- Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse chestnut) Reduce 1x low level limb overhanging the garage to within 2.5m of the garage subject to Tree Preservation Order No. 2 1965.

TPO 06/1989 [89/00006/TPO] T.1 Lime - Reduce spread of two branches by between 2-4m and thin, as necessary, over the roof of the adjacent properties; T.2 Walnut - Reduce length of four large branches by up to 4m and no more, as necessary, over the adjacent properties and T.3 Lime - Reduce spread of tree to give 1.5m clearance to house. Werrington Conservation Area protected trees T. 4 Yew - Raise crown of over driveway to 4m; T.5 Norway Maple & T.6 Cherry Plum - Reduce height by 2m; T.7 Walnut - Reduce height by 4m & T.8 Silver Birch - Reduce height by 4m and reduce lateral branches to give 1m clearance to garage.

Tree preservation order application - T1 Sycamore- fell and replant with a Liquid Amber. The tree is located on a steep bank (recently landscaped), next to a brick built garage (trunk 1m away and crown overhanging) and within close proximity to the house. Reasons for felling include reducing future damage to surrounding buildings and allowing more light in to surrounding properties and juvenile trees in the garden.

T1 poplar - request permission to reduce the lower limb to a suitable growth point, away from the clients home by 3m, it is touching the roof and will most likely cause issues further down the line. T2 poplar - there are a few limbs which are smaller possibly self seeders, going over the garage and almost touching. Requesting permission to take these out. The last limb had been cut before and we would like permission to pollard this to take it away from the garage roof.