Ash - remove. Oak - Reduce back from building by 2m. Sycamores and Yews - Cut back to wall to clear driveway. Beech hedge and Laurel - Reduce height by 4.5m and sides by 1-3m this is to reduce over grown hedge down to 2m high and reduce sides to renovate hedge to a manageable size and clear next door.

HG1 Sycamore/Ash/Yew group left front of property Renovate overgrown hedge Reduce height Reduce all live, over-extended branches, 3-4 metres length reduction, entire canopy down to hedge height 2m T2 Oak Front car park area Remove disease dead wood Reduce size of crown height and spread Improve appearance Remove dead, diseased branches as needed, entire canopy Reduce live branches as needed, 1-2 metres length reduction, entire canopy to maintain size and shape Remove all debris T3 Oak Front Right side of property over car park area Reduce size of crown height and spread Reduce density Reduce live branches as needed, 1-2 metres length reduction, growing toward car park area Remove 10 percent of dead, live, rubbing branches, entire canopy T4 Hawthorn right front of property Reduce size of crown height and spread Improve appearance Reduce dead, live, over-extended branches as needed, growing toward Property and car park area T5 Ash right side of house Reduce size of crown height and spread Reduce dead, live, over-extended branches as needed, 2-3 metres length reduction, growing toward and over property roof Species Location HG6 Privet group right side of property rear garden Renovate overgrown hedge Reduce size of hedge Reduce all live branches, 2-3 metres length reduction, Reduce down to 2m in height from ground level Dismantle with rigging techniques the dead T7 Ash located at the right side of property rear garden. Leave stump low. T8 Scots Pine back of property Reduce density Improve light and air penetration through crown Reduce spread of crown Remove 10 percent of dead, live branches, entire canopy Reduce live branches as needed, 0.5-1 metres length reduction, growing toward property T9 Scots Pine left rear of property Remove disease dead wood Remove all dead, declining, broken, diseased branches, entire c...

1. 1x Cypress (T1 on sketch) - Fell 2. 1x Cherry tree (T2 on sketch) - Fell Removal / felling in support of boundary fence and other garden renovation works.

Front: T1 Weeping beech by drive : Small tree of little significance, located too close to drive way entrance and is continually being hit by vehicles. Approx. 120mm diameter. Fell to ground level. T2 Yew on front boundary: Historically reduced to form a compact crown. Reduce/trim to maintain previous reduction dimensions and maintain within its surroundings. T3 Lawson cypress in front garden: Historically topped out many times and as a consequence has become extremely wide and has little in the way of management options. The clients wish to renovate the front garden area and are keen to replant with a more suitable native species which will better fit the confines of the space. Fell to ground level (including adjacent shrubs which are not TPO), grind stump and remove all arisings. Rear/side: T4 Weeping beech between sheds : Tree has little significance approx. 150mm diameter. This tree is in a very restricted location and the clients are happy and willing to replant an alternative species in a more suitable location. Fell to ground level and grind stump.

T1 Crab Apple ~ Reduce height by up to 2.0 metres; reduce laterals NORTH by 2.2 metres, EAST by 2.5 metres, WEST by 1.5 metres and SOUTH by 1.5 metres to rebalance after reduction of southern side following neighbouring house renovation.

2/TPO/00281: T1 Sycamore - remove to enable renovation of area in more tree planting. T2 Ash - remove, basal decay. T3 - There are also a line of small trees forming a hedge line to remove. Enhancing area by taking the two down and planting more trees.

TG1 Sycamore Group - right side front - Prune Clean to remove all dead, diseased and broken branches 2 cms in diameter and larger throughout crown to improve health and appearance and reduce risk of branch failure. Reduce crown height and spread by approximately 2-3 metres to enhance natural form. T2 Hazel - right side front - Prune Reduce crown height by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to hedge. HG3 Laurel group located at the right side - Prune Reduce crown spread by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to garden. Reduce crown height by approximately 1-1.5 metres to renovate overgrown hedge. T4 Sycamore. T5 Sycamore and T6 Sycamore located at the right side rear garden. Reduce crown height and spread by approximately 1-2 metres to provide clearance to garden. TG7 various trees group located at the back - Prune tip back over garden with poles T8 Ash - left rear corner of garden - Prune - Large lateral branch over garden remove back to main stem T9 Silver Birch located at the left side - Prune - Reduce crown spread by approximately 2-3 metres to provide clearance to house. TG10 Sycamore group located at the left front - Prune - Reduce crown spread by approximately 2-3 metres to provide clearance to house. Clean to remove all dead, diseased and broken branches 2 cms in diameter and larger throughout crown to improve health and appearance and reduce risk of branch failure.

Group 1 x 4 Ilex aquifolium (Holly) and x 2 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) Holly with thin crown and Sycamore self-set in group (not large) - remove group as part of garden renovation (see image) T2 Holm Oak - Crown lift over border removing lowest lateral only (see photo).

H001 - Leylandii - Fell to ground level. G001 - Western Red Cedar and Holly - Fell to ground level. T003 - Willow - Pollard to 7m. T007 - Crab Apple - Fell to ground level. The works are a continuation to those approved in a recent approved planning application (20/01468/HFUL). These works will form part of a wider renovation to the garden of 64 high street.

T003 - Common Yew. Fell to ground level. This is a self seeded tree in competition with a larger and more prominent yew (T004). Removal of this tree will allow more even crown development of T004. T003 has low amenity value - its crown development is severely hindered currently by T004, to which it is subservient. Removal will also allow more light into the property/garden, and allow for easier access for works to an adjacent outbuilding which needs renovation to make it usable/safe.