T1 - Ash. Tree has been heavily reduced historically. Stem leaning towards neighboring property, phototrophic growth due to neighboring Oak tree. Suspect early stages of Ash dieback. Given trees location in a well-used Pub Garden, and on boundary with residential property we hope to remove the tree entirely and re-plant with a native species in a suitable location on site.

Client kindly requests the following works: T1 Poplar Fell to ground level The large poplar is situated with a public footpath running directly underneath and 3 listed buildings within striking distance. Client is extremely concerned because the tree has lost several 20ft long large limbs in recent storms. The resident's are suffering with huge anxiety regarding safety. Request: Fell T2 Lime Crown Reduction - reduce height and spread of the tree by upto 3m, with a maximum final cut diameter of 80mm. Positioned closely to the boundary of PRoW. Lime dominates the small garden it is located in and client would like it to be contained. T3 Willow: Top to 2 feet below lowest woodpecker hole, Making new Pollard at 6 m Tree has not been managed and has become very large for its position. T4 Willow Make new Pollard @ 4 metres from ground level Extra notes: Client has advised - both the Poplar & Lime are positioned in a very small residential garden in relation to their tree size. Furthermore, the neighboring willow trees are very closely located/compacted with the Lime and Poplar - the client can only just walk between the two trunks due to close proximity. The tree trunks are butting the fence as a further comment. .

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Sycamore (T1) A self-sown tree growing from the base of a boundary wall. The tree has been cut back in the past and has re-shooted as a multi-stemmed specimen. It had not been cut for several years Reduce crown height by 3 metres to maintain the tree as a small specimen to minimise future damage to boundary wall and adjacent residential property, Ash (T2) Self-sown tree growing from the base of boundary wall. Reduce height by 2m to maintain tree as a small specimen to minimise risk of damage to boundary wall and adjacent residential property.

1. Believed to be silver birch, located in garden of 257 Green Lane, SK42LZ, within a conservation area - prune all branches overhanging play area located in neighbouring residential property (23 Bower Avenue). Reason: health hazard caused by faeces dropping onto play equipment from birds perched on branches. Branches to be pruned either to the fence marking the boundary of the conservation area, or to be pruned back to the tree trunk (pollarding). 2. Believed to be ash, located in garden of 257 Green Lane, SK42LZ, within a conservation area - prune all branches overhanging play area located in neighbouring residential property (23 Bower Avenue). Reason: health hazard caused by faeces dropping onto play equipment from birds perched on branches. Branches to be pruned either to the fence marking the boundary of the conservation area, or to be pruned back to the tree trunk (pollarding). - HAR/CA32

10no. Sycamore trees - Reduce overhanging branches back in line with neighbouring residential property boundary and reduction in overall height to 25ft