T1 Scots pine: Current height & span 10m - cut the lowest drooping limb on the side of no.155 back to the main stem; T2 beech located in the rear garden of no.153: Current height 25-30m & span approx 20m - Reduce one smaller limb, which overhangs the boundary from 153 to 155 by approx 2-3m, to just in front of the boundary line; T4 Scots pine: Current height & span 20m - Reduce low corner of tree by approx 3-4m to allow more light, raise the lowest drooping limbs and thin out select branches throughout the crown where appropriate to reduce limb weight; T5 & T6 limes: Current height 30m & span 15-20m - Crown thin by approx 30% and reduce select limbs away from the roof of no.157 by 2-3m; T7 Scots pine: Current height 25m & span 15m - Cut the lowest drooping limbs back to the main stem; T8 holly: Current height 15m & span 3m - Reduce height by approx 5-7m.

(1) Arbutus Unedo - Cut back from garage roof. (2) Thuya - Remove. (3) Dead Trees (Unknown) - Remove. (4) Dead Pine - Remove. (5) Conifer - Remove. (7) Flowering Cherry Tree - Remove, diseased. (8) Bay Tree - Cut back from boundary.

NORTH FERRIBY CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1 no. Beech tree (T01) by reducing 1 no. south-west facing by 5m back to historical pruning point, remove 1 no. west facing subordinate stem at scaffold union, reduce west by north facing branches at 4m and 4.5m respectively by 5m back to historical pruning point, crown reduce north-west facing branches by up to 5m to tighten canopy profile and minimise canopy over-hanging garage roof, reduce west facing upper canopy by up to 2.5m to match new crown profile and to reduce the number and extent of overhanging branches shading garden structures, patio surfaces, and to move the canopy edge back towards the plot boundary

G1 (Hawthorne approx 40 trees) encroaching heavily on footpath and 4m tall- prune to height of approx 2.5m and ensure footpath is accessible. T3 (Crab apple) Selected branch removal (Reduce branch back to path edge to gain adequate road clearance ) T6 (Ash) Reduce Crown (Reduce subdominant stem to the west by 4m to bring in line with canopy) T7 (Crab apple species) Monolith (Monolith tree at 5m in height as children play in garden but the stem can be retained as habitat.) T8 (Crab apple species) Monolith (Monolith tree at 3m to match in with the previously failed stem, as children play in garden but the stem can be retained as habitat.) T10 (Horse Chestnut) Raise Crown (Raise canopy to 3m for future lawn maintenance.) T11 (Cherry species) Fell Tree . G6 (Butterfly bush) Cut back from property (Cut any growth back to boundary wall along footpath) T14 (Strawberry Tree) Selected branch removal (Remove failed stem to source ) G8 (Box species group) Clear street lamp (10 of group) (Prune yew to give 1m clearance from light); Fell Tree (10 of group) (Remove 2x box species growing next to and in contact with roof); Cut back from property (10 of group) (Prune holly to give 2m clearance from neighbours roof). G9 (Yew group) Cut back from property (30 of group) (Push hedging back inline with wall.) Reduce height of hedge to 2.5m. T15 (Small-leafed lime) Raise Crown (Raise canopy to 3m over path and 5.2m over the road); Remove Deadwood (Degree Moderate)

T - 1 - T - 3) 3 x Holm oaks crown reduction (to previous points) and back to boundary due trees touching neighbouring property leading to squirrels getting onto roof and nesting in loft.

Conservation Area Application : T1 - To crown reduce Apple tree to previous points (maximum 1 metre in both height and lateral spread) and shape on rear side boundary leaving a 2 metre by 4 metre parasol crown - annual pruning. T2 - To prune and shape Apple trees opposite in rear garden by a maximum of 30 cms in both height and lateral spread leaving a 1 metre by 3 metre crown - annual pruning. T3 - To cut neighbours overhanging Fig tree back to boundary by a maximum of 2 metres laterally and away from garage roof in rear garden. T4 - To cut back Holly tree growing into neighbours garden by a maximum of 2 metres in lateral spread and shape in rear garden leaving a 3 metre tall by 2 metre pear shaped crown.

Cut back 2 overhanging main branches to trunk, cut back small overhanging branch near property roof by approximately 1 metre x 1 Weeping Birch (T1), reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 1 metre x 1 Plum (T2), reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 1.5 metre x 2 Lilac (T3 and T4) and reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 0.5 metre and reduce height to maintain shape, approximately 0.5 metres x 3 Plum (T5 - T7)

T1 Blue Atlas Cedar in front garden - Crown thin the overall canopy by approximately 15% removing selective branches throughout the crown with emphasis on weak, diseased, minor rubbing and crowded branch tips to create an even crown density. T2 Acer at rear of property - Reduce a selection of side laterals overhanging the roof. T3 Apple on right hand boundary in rear garden - Crown reduce the height and radial spread of the canopy by up to 2m, shape accordingly and remove major deadwood. T4 Buddleia on right hand boundary in rear garden - Create a new pollard point at approximately 1.5m

T1 Whitebeam - Reduce in height by removing 3 meters from the height and prune to clear the building by 1.5m to prevent damage to neighbouring roof G2 Group of Boundary Trees (3x Cypress and 1x Yew) - Reduce in height by 3 meters to maintain in their current location

T1 Sweet Chestnut Tree - Undertake a crown lift to provide 2.5m clearance from ground level. Target Prune branches overhanging utility line and roadside to allow upto 1m clearance T2 - Magnolia - crown lift to provide 2.5m clearance from ground level, reduce canopy facing the dwelling to allow up to 1m clearance T3 - Indian Bean Tree - crown lift to provide 2.5m clearance from ground level over garden area, crown lift over boundary hedge to provide upto 1m clearance of hedge height, target prune branches to provide 1m clearance from roof of dwelling