TPO Application - Carpinus Betulus, tree overwhelmed by ivy and is causing damage to the boundary fence of the property (by lifting). We would like to remove the tree. Replacment Carpinus Betula can be placed nearby subject to TPO 1 of 1969

T1 Horse Chestnut - Fell due to roots encroaching boundary line and affecting fence.

Fell 1 tree along boundary fence.

Crown Reduce the entire tree canopy of Oak tree overhanging the courts and extremity of the grassed area in line with the edges of the courts and neighbours fence (tree stem is c.3-5metres from boundary). Pruning wounds 75-100mm in diameter.

G1 - Leylandii x 3 and Self Set Sycamore Reduce height of 3 x Leylandii by approximately 3 metres in height and cut back from neighbouring garden, rear of back boundary, as near to boundary line as possible, whilst retaining healthy growth. Fell to ground level and poison 1 x self set Sycamore adjacent to the rear boundary fence. The trees are located in the rear garden to the right hand side adjacent to the rear boundary Reduction of the Leylandii to reduce the sail effect of the upper crowns To reduce the trees to a more suitable size for their location To allow more suitable light levels in to the neigbouring property to the rear of the rear boundary Felling of the self set Sycamore as this is an undesirable species for its location with no amenity value

Dismantle to ground level as roots are causing damage to neighbour's patio, trip hazard and lifting boundary fence x 1 Oak (T1)

1. Oak tree 1833 - 01/01080/HDC - the north side of the tree will be reduced by 2m back towards the boundary fence but not crossing it. the tree will be shaped as it previously was by SRA tree services, the tree is currently with in 1m of the roof of 22 greenhaven and blocking light. The re shaping of the tree will eliminate the risk of it becoming in contact with the pitch roof of 22 greenhaven.

S1 Ash - Remove stem leaning directly over the boundary fence line from the neighbours at 45 degrees from the base up to around 4m. See marked photos S2 Oak - Remove limb to branch collar. Extending approximately 8m horizontally. W1 - Reduce radial spread and general drip line, of mixed deciduous mostly comprising of Oak and Sycamore by 3m max. At the gable end, remove up to 5m to enable clearance of roof overhang and excessive encroachment. Reductions would not be greater than a quarter of length, removing end loading only up to 75mm diameter wound size, to appropriate forks and growing points.

T1 -Crown lift pine trees on roundabout to 3 m and formative prune to ensure tree crowns are balanced T2 - Remove deadwood from crown of pine tree adjacent to car wash area and reduce crown overhanging this by 2.0 meters T3 - Fell and remove branches of dying lime tree in Central car park bed T4 - Crown lift Alder in central car park bed to 4 meters T5 -Crown lift line of trees along edge of car park to 4 meters T6 - Crown lift line of trees at back of main car park area to 4m T7 - prune line of trees alongside click and collect kerbline to 5.2 meters T8 - fell and remove dead elm tree from side of property adjacent to PFS T9 - crown lift 3 x Oak trees to 4.5 meters in height and reduce tree growing onto PFS canopy by 4 meters T10 - Fell and remove leaning tree from delivery yard fenceline and clear a 1 meter strip alongside fenceline, removing overhanging branches. Also The line of Eleagnus shrubs nearest the store will be cut back to level with the existing fenceline and the remaining shrubs on the store side of the fence will be pruned to 1 meter in height. All trees along the boundary will be pruned back to level with the fenceline removing saplings which are leaning over the fence from the neighbouring land. T11 - The lower limb on the car park side of the Tilia petiolaris will be removed to balance the crown and remove epicormic growth from this tree. Fell and remove the two small saplings growing underneath this tree. T12 -Remove epicormic growth from the two Tilia's growing in the island bed. The team will aso prune branches to give 1m clearance from lighting columns to allow light to illuminate the areas around each column

T1 - Laurel Fell to ground level and grind out stump. The Laurel is located in the rear garden to the left hand side in conflict with the boundary fence. The Laurel is damaging the boundary fence with a large amount of the crown within the neighbouring property of 31 Cotland Acres The tree is an undesirable species for its location. Removal to allow for repairs to the boundary fence. G2 - Holly x 2 & T3 - Holly. Fell to ground level and grind out stumps. G2 is located in the central area of the garden and T3 is located near the rear boundary to the left hand side. One of the trees of G2 is heavily Ivy Clad which has limit the extent of growth of the Holly. The trees of G2 and T3 have outgrown their surroundings due to the size of the garden. The garden has become unusable due to the continuous leaf fall. Removal to allow suitable use of the garden and to allow more suitable light levels in to the property and neighbouring properties. The resident is willing to replant with 1 or 2 more suitable species