T1 Chestnut - Reduce overextending leader by up to 2.5 metres, reduce remaining laterals by up to 2 metres to maintain shape. Crown lift over driveway and footpath to approximately 3 metres from ground level, crown lift 5.5m over highway. Sever Ivy. T2 Oak - Multi stemmed Oak adjacent to T1, removal of major deadwood throughout. Crown lift 2.5m over footpath and 5.5m over highway. Reduce laterals extending towards garage roof to give 1.5 metres clearance. T4 Chestnut - Crown lift to approximately 5 - 6 metres by removing epicormic growth up to first primary laterals. Reduce laterals growing over garage by up to 2 metres to maintain clearance. Reduce laterals extending towards chimney by up to 2 metres to maintain clearance. Reduce laterals extending towards neighbouring property by up to 2 metres. Reduce remaining overextending limbs by up to 2.5 metres to maintain an overall aesthetically pleasing and well balanced crown. Remove major deadwood throughout crown. T5 Chestnut - In decline with significant cavity near base. Reduce in height to just above first main union above bird box, utilising a MEWP.

T1 Cedar : Lift 3 x lowest limbs over drive. T2 Acer in front lawn : Reshape Crown. T3 Cherry in neighbours garden side of garage, cut back crown 2 metres off garage roof.

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.

Crown Lift (to 3.5m) of 1no. Silver Birch Tree (T1) within Tree Preservation Order 24/2014. Crown Lift (to 5m above the car park), Lateral reduction (to north towards no.21 by 1m and retaining 4m radial branch spread), Crown Lift (to 5.5m above Waterside) and Crown Lift (to 2m above garage roof) of 1no. Sycamore Tree (T4) within Tree Preservation Order 86/2008.

TPO - SWANLAND - 1974 - REF155 - A3 - Lateral reduce 1 No. Chestnut tree by approximately 1.5m as the tree has over hanging branches into next doors garden, is getting dangerously close to their garage roof and blocks their sun light.

TG1 Lime and Holme Oak: Crown lift these over the neighbour's garage to a height of 6m above ground level to prevent the trees causing any damage to the roof and structure of the neighbouring property.

G13 removing dead branches from Ash tree. T37 lifting of crown of ash tree to stop lowest branches resting on roof of shed and garage.

Oak (T1) - Reduce lateral branches over the driveway on south west side by up to 2.5m to get clearance from the phone line, reduce debris fall onto cars and allow shrubs and grass to grow beneath the tree, ensuring a natural canopy outline. Reduce branches growing into the yew tree by 2m to get 1m clearance from the yew tree. Reduce longest section of branches over the road by 2.5m to reduce end loading and bring it back in line with the shape of the tree, ensuring a natural canopy outline. Raise crown to 3m over the pavement and 5m over the road, max branch diameter to cut will be 7cm. This pruning work will not negatively affect the visual amenity of the tree, it will improve the shape, allow statutory clearance below the tree, and allow the other trees/plants in the area to thrive. Standing in T102 of Tree preservation Order. Yew (T2) - Reduce branches touching the garage by 1.5m, to get .5m clearance from the garage. Currently the branches are rubbing on the roof and wall of the garage. Pruning will improve the shape of the tree and stop damage to roof. Standing in Group G65 of Tree Preservation Order.

As per submitted schedule, but with the following amendments: no works to T2 Oak, T29 Sycamore, T31 Sycamore and T32 Sycamore, and no works to T3 Oak other than pruning to give 2m clearance to the roof of the existing wooden garage and up to 5.2m clearance over the shared driveway east of the wooden access gate. (012/1984/TPO)

Reduce height and span of one Beech in front garden by upto 6 meters. Due to overhanging branches causing issues to drivers on road and branches falling onto roof of garage. Tree is also abnormally...