Fell to ground 3 Hawthorns, ivy covered, 2 learning on fence to the rear of 24 Highlands Road T1 Hawthorn, Ivy covered. Fell, In decline, suppressed growth T2 Hawthorn, ivy covered learning on fence. Fell to abate a legal nuisance T3 Hawthorn, ivy covered learning on fence. Fell to abate a legal nuisance Trees likely to regrow from stump.

We would like to prune one branch of a leaf maple tree which is located immediately behind 14 Clarence Court (On the attached plan this is numbered 1T). The branch overhangs Clarence Court property and affects the light to my bungalow, 14 Clarence Court. We would like to prune the branch back to the boundary fence of Clarence Court. We want to prune from the knuckle of the branch (In the attached photo this is identified by the pointer with a red towel) which is about 6 meters of the branch. Also, as you can see from the second photo, there are no windows above the ground level of Lime Tree House garden and therefore the removal of this one branch will not affect privacy in their garden or the house which is more than 35 meters from Clarence Court. We understand from the owner of number 13 Forest Close, Wendover that in the past they have applied, been granted permission and pruned this tree. We would also like to prune back to our fence the laurel bush, on the attached map this is between tree 2T and the red leaf maple 1T

Submission of details pursuant to Condition 3 (trees) 4 (details of screen, boundary walls and fences) relating to Planning Permission 19/04252/APP

Tree 1 - Horse chestnut, Overall crown reduction by 3.0M Tree 2 - Elder, remove leaning towards path Tree 3 - Cherry, remove deadwood from crown of tree Tree 4 - Cherry, remove deadwood from crown of tree and remove lower limbs overhanging Heron Path 2.5m. Tree 5 - Elder Dead tree remove Tree 6 - " " " " Tree 7 - " " " " Group 1 - Cut back overhanging limbs from tree lime adjacent to play area to Fence line.

Sycamore Dead ivy covered sycamore located on boundary fence line. Dense ivy encroachment on stem and at base preventing full inspection. Historically reduced at 8m approx. No live foliage noted at time of inspection - Fell tree.

The silver birch (T1) it's only really a tidy up of existing branches and therefore probably an overall height reduction of approximately 2-3m on two significant branches with no crown reduction, simply to give it a better shape and better overall health/longevity. The Copper Beech (T2) has previously had a significant crown reduction many years ago (probably in excess of 50?) and this has meant that much of the top of the tree above the original crown is now thin and wispy. The original crown would not be reduced. The thin branches above the original crown would be reduced between approx. 3 to 4metres to restore some shape and in addition the three lowest branches over-hanging the highway would be reduced by approx. 3 metres, (bringing them in line with the boundary fence and retaining their existing height at that point) whilst again bringing some shape and balance to the tree. The two key objectives with T2 are (1) to reduce some of the thin branch height above the original crown to improve sunlight to the thatch and (2) to remove the branches that are struck by passing vehicles on the highway. Copper Beech T3 is a better shape than T2 and again needs no crown reduction/raising. There are three lower branches growing downwards over the adjoining property driveway (as shown on the submitted photos) and these would be reduced by approx. 3m to bring them in line with the height and position of the boundary fence. There are also two lower branches extending over the highway (although not as low as T2) and these would simply be tidied up with no more than approx. 2m removed. The proposal is a general tidy up with no crown increase/reduction to improve/retain overall shape.

Trees located within the conservation area: 801, 802, 805-808, 810, 812-814. 801 Goat willow Agee class M, Size class L 10 Partially collapsed tree, held up by fence. Hazard of branches hitting building. Recommended to Remove within 3 months 802 Scots Pine Age M, Size L15 Lean and pronounced asymmetry south over building. High end-loading with crown weight confined to top which raises centre of gravity. Moderately high growth potential. Slightly low vitality. Raised failure hazard with high value static target beneath. Recommended to Remove within 1 year 805 Holly EM M 8 Dead tree. Foreseeable failure hazard. Remove within 3 months 806 Holly EM M 6 Near dead tree. Foreseeable failure hazard with time. 3 Remove within 1 year 807 Beech M L 17 Stem over tarmac driveway has weak union with bark inclusion over distance of approximately 1 metre. Crown has been heavily reduced which gives improved stability, but failure hazard can be reduced further by installation of brace. Install 5 tonne-rated non-invasive brace between stems with bark-included union at two-thirds distance between union and top within 1 year 808 Portuguese laurel M L 7 Large, extensively-decayed stem overhanging road-side boundary. Remove decayed stem within 3 months 810 Corsican Pine M - Remove dead wood 10mm in diameter over road and pavement 812 - Ash - Remove 813 - Sever ivy stem near base 814 - Ash - Reduce crown height by 1-2 metres. Reduce spread by 3-4 meters. Remove dead wood.

Single ash tree, suffering from ash die-back and in a dangerous condition major branches hanging over boundary fence and neighbours out building.

Trees 1 and 2 are Russett apple trees. They have grown very large - Currently about 20 feet high. I would like to reduce the crowns to approx 10 feet high by 8 feet diameter. Tree 4 - Maple this has grown so large it shades out much of the neighbours garden. I would like to reduce the crown to about 12 feet high by 10 feet diameter. Tree 5 - This silver birch is now approx 70 Feet high and overhangs the neighbours garden and allotments. It has grown through my boundary and brought my fence down as damage to other peoples property. I also need to replace the fence to secure my garden, But cannot do so due to the size of the trunk. Therefore wish to be allowed to fell this tree.

T00213 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T0 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T2914 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T5092 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T0212 Ash at rear of boat house; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T5121 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T0211 Ash at rear of lake; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T5554 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T1 & T2 Ash on Duck Island; Monolith. T3 Ash at Lamport; Monolith at crown break due to Ash dieback. T0444 Ash at Bellgate; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T4 Beech at Bellgate; Monolith at a height of 3.0 metres. T448 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T446 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T443 Elm in farm yard; Section fell to ground level. T5 adjacent Ash; Clear fallen limbs from fence and dismantle tree to leave a 7.0 metre standing stem. T6 Ash at Arch Road on opposite side of road to fenced Beech; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback. T7 Ash; Section fell to ground level due to Ash dieback.