Tree A - Silver Birch - removal of tree required as tree surgeon has confirmed that it is rotting from the top down due and will pose a danger if not removed. With young children, we do not want a fatality. HAR/CA21. Tree B (Fern) and Bush C (Holly) - we have recently received planning to extend the dwelling and as part of this work, we would like to landscape the garden. The fern and holly bush take up c.14 feet at the back of the garden and we are looking to remove these but replace them with new trees. The trees would be replaced with pleached holly trees (Nellie Stevens type). The fence is also rotten behind and will need replacing. The large Eucalyptus tree adjacent to the silver birch would remain but the crown reduced slightly as it is very high. A sketch idea of how the garden would look eventually is also included.

The YEW tree shown on 1) & 2) of the attached document is the tree in question, 3) shows the poor condition of the tree in general. This tree is located within the grounds of the church on the Churchway (public road) boundary opposit to domestic dwellings and the end of the boughs are within 5 meters of the garden wall to these houses. There are 2 boughs which overhang the road as shown in 4) which also shows that the tree is adjacent to the steps from Churchway to the churchyard, an area frequented by churchgoers and public. Within the last year a bough has broken and damaged the fence 6), last week a bough snapped in the wind landing in the churchyard 5). During any windy periods the boughs of the tree creak, signifcantly bending and causing concern for the safety of those living or walking nearby. We have been advised to remove back to the trunk both overhanging boughs 4) and to remove all dead wood as can be reached within the tree canopy.

T04 - Cotoneaster - suppressed tree growing from base of fence, Damaging and lifting panel, Multi stem at 0.2m, Minor deadwood throughout crown in range of 25mm and smaller, No fruiting bodies present at time of inspection. Recommendation - Carefully fell to near ground level.Treat stump using eco plugs. T05 - Sycamore - self-sown tree on boundary of garden, Grown through fence, Causing damage to fence and undermining neighbouring shed, Minor deadwood present in Crown in range of 25mm and smaller, No fruiting bodies present at time of inspection. Recommendation - Carefully fell to near ground level.Treat stump using eco plugs. T06 - Silver Maple - Roots growing through base of boundary brick wall, Main stem within 5m of dwelling, Crown reduced in past, Minor deadwood present in Crown in range of 25mm and smaller, Casting vast shading over apartments creating damp conditions within apartments, Low lateral branches overhanging public footpath and dwelling, No fruiting bodies present at time of inspection. Recommendation - Carefully fell to near ground level. Grind stump to a depth of 300mm below ground level. T07 - Silver Maple - Roots growing through base of boundary brick wall, Main stem within 4m of dwelling, Crown reduced in past, Minor deadwood present in Crown in range of 25mm and smaller, Casting vast shading over apartments creating damp conditions within apartments, Low lateral branches overhanging public footpath and dwelling, No fruiting bodies present at time of inspection. Recommendation - Carefully fell to near ground level. Grind stump to a depth of 300mm below ground level. T08 - Sycamore - Roots growing through base of boundary brick wall, Main stem within 3m of dwelling, Crown reduced in past, Minor deadwood present in Crown in range of 25mm and smaller, Casting vast shading over apartments creating damp conditions within apartments, Low lateral branches overhanging public footpath and dwelling, No fruiting bodies present at time of in