T42 Beech - Tree is approximately 12 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20%. After work has been completed the tree will be approximately 9.6 metres above ground level. T41 Sycamore - Tree is approximately 12 metres tall. Reduce the height of the crown by 20% and reduce one branch by 3 meters that is extending over the roof at No.5. Direction of branch is North facing. T40 Sycamore - Tree is approximately 13 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20% and remove a couple of branches that are crossing the boundary to neighbouring houses at no.3 and no.8. Branches are South facing. After work has been completed the tree will be approximately 10.5 metres above ground level. T38 Cherry - Tree is approximately 15 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20% and remove one branch that extends over the conservatory at no.5. Branch is East facing. After work has been completed the tree will be 12 meters above ground level. T39 Cherry - Tree is approximately 15 metres tall. Reduce the height of the Crown by 20%, remove one branch that extends over the conservatory at no.5. This branch is East facing. Also remove one branch which is over the boundary into neighbours garden at no.3, this branch is North facing. After work has been completed the tree will be 12 meters above ground level.

T.1 (applicant's ref) mature Copper Beech rear of the garage - reduce overall by approx 20-25% by removal of approx 2-2.5m in height and lateral growth and up to approx 3.5m on the lower lateral growth growing over the conservatory. Prune branches to provide clearance of approx 2m to the garage. Reason: to bring protruding branches back into shape and profile with the remaining tree and provide clearance to garage/conservatory roof to mitigate against any damage. T4 of Tree Preservation Order.

1). 6 x English Oak - Lift low canopy from 6 English Oaks to approximately 8 metres, overhanging lawn. 2) Oak tree on the right side of lawn -, remove 2 limbs, approximately 20 cm in diameter, growing between the Silver Birch in the lawn and a large Scots Pine. The trees are over shadowing the clients garden and lawn. This works will allow more light into the clients garden The lifting height will be approximately level with the top of the conservatory on top of the house. 3). Silver Birch - Fell to approximately ground level one 1 dead Silver Birch near corner of football pitch.

Oak - remove limb close to conservatory.

T1: Oak to be crown raised and reduced due to overhang on the highway, letter from the council sent out to do works. T2: Sycamore next to the conservatory at the back off the property crown raised...

T9 - Create a vertical clearance of 3m from conservatory and a crown lift of 5m

Rear Garden - Adjacent to North Boundary. Pine: Leaning, fell as close to ground level as possible. T1 is leaning and needs to be removed. Pine: Remove 4 low branches to the east side, remove dead and diseased wood, the branches are leaning onto the conservatory and will cause damage if they are not removed. Beech x2 & Pine - 6737, Cut back to a vertical line 2.5 metres from the edge of the property. Both T4 and T5 are too large for the space and are causing unacceptable amounts of shade. Pine - 6788, Leaning over chimney. Fell as close to ground level as possible. T6 needs to be removed to abate any further moss and damp on/ within the house.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 11/10 - Reduce crown of Oak by 3 metres dead wood and remove lowest limb growing over conservatory and Reduce the crown by 3 metres and dead wood. The tree is approx 24 metres with a approx canopy spread of 6 metres.

Scotts Pine heavily leaning towards house and conservatory - Fell.

RE1347- Reduce Silver Birch growing next to the house by 1.5 meters all round. The tree is overhanging the conservatory and has been dropping branches on the building below. The tree has never been worked on and needs some routine maintenance to retain its amenity value and health. Reduce Silver Birch on main lawn by 3 meters to maintain the structural integrity of the branches. The tree has become very leggy and branches could start snapping out if left. Section fell large ash tree overhanging the junction of woodland way and sandy lane. The tree has ash die back on one whole side and has been dropping some sizable limbs onto the road over the last few months. Due to its location and the fact it has die back I fell its unsafe to retain the tree. BAN33 - Reduce Cherry Tree in rear garden on boundary by 1 meter back to old growth points as part of routine maintenance on the tree.