T1 Ash Remove tree due to proximity to house and eventual size of species. Re plant with Tibetan Cherry.

Cypressus and Sycamore sycamore - very tall and close to telephone cables Cypressus - looks very crispy with lots of dead wood rather tall both trees are damaging the customers fence/ on the border. Customer would like to be able to put a fence up for security for the house. would like to remove both and replant

T1 : Willow. Removal to ground level . Tree is dead. T2-T3: Maple. Reduce majority of crown to historic wounds ( 2-3m) to create a smaller balanced crown ( please see image 2) . Reduce lateral spread over neighbouring boundary to approx 1 m beyond historic wounds ( 3-4m) . This is to minimise the growth over the roof and against house. ( Please see image 3)

Remove Ash Tree - this tree is too close to the boundary wall and root ingress is causing damage to the wall and beginning to push the wall over Remove Yew Tree - this tree is too close to the boundary wall and root ingress is causing damage to the wall and beginning to push the wall over Willow Tree - Pollard back to previous cut Silver Birch - (entrance) - Lower limb by 8m removal and crown reduction 4m Cherry tree - Dismantle and remove diseased tree - in danger of falling on house Cherry tree - Crown reduction 4m Silver Birch trees x 4 - Crown reduction 3m

Remove 2 sycamores positioned very close to a brick wall which is clearly showing signs of damage - cracking to bricks and mortar. Reduce height of leylandii conifer by 5m in corner of garden further from the house. This sways alarmingly in high winds. We have already consulted a tree surgeon and this follows his recommendations.

T1 ash crown reduction, 12m too 9m getting to large for area concern of damage to decking T2 willow pollard back to previous cut 7m too 6m concerns of damage to footings of house.

The trees do not have a TPO but sit within Weston Turville conservation area. The quoted work would be carried out by J Fox Tree Care (Qualified Tree Surgeon at West End, Weston Turville 07990 998539) The work would include reducing the lateral overhang by 1 to 1.5 metres so the trees are back to the boundary fence and therefore not so close to our house. The work would include reducing height / overhang of the Beech, Hornbeam and Purple Beech by approximately 3 metres or less. The trees are blocking light and have not been maintained. Work will be carried out from 10 Wheelwrights and the owner of Butchers Orchard is aware that the Tree Surgeon would need to access to the trees. All work would be fully insured and all waste removed. The work would be paid for by myself. I attach a map of 10 Wheelwrights boundary and where the trees are situated in 62 Main Street, Butchers Orchard.

T1 - Remove Beech tree, the tree is in close proximity to the house and is causing increased concerns to the occupants. The tree has Phytophthora and has dropped a limb recently.

Laburnham, tree, has been damaged by lorries passing along the small lane, it is on the corner of the plot. It is half dead. I would like to cut the tree down, There is another laburnam tree further back from the drive next to the house

1. Area of woodland i have outlined in maps contains many mature and fantastic trees- we would like to remove all holly and laurel which vary in size but are on average around the middle canopy level they have started to take over the woodland area over the years so hopefully by removing them we can create a better look and to give space to the more mature trees like the yews, beeches and oaks. 2.We would also like to remove dead trees and leave for habitat, also cleaning up any already fallen tree again for habitat. 3. Finally any large areas of nettles and brambles we would like to flail down to open this woodland up and hopefully gets some ridding tracks clear for horse riding and general use of this lovely woodland. I understand this is brief but im happy to organise a meeting with the tree officer to go over and explain what we want to do and achieve. Few comments from Vanessa herself- I have inherited an area of woodland at Whaddon Hall from my late husband, who lived at the adjoining Chase House until we married and had very happy memories of this landscape. I have met the Forestry Commission on site to take its advice on care of the ten trees with TPOs and the starting point is control of surrounding ground cover - specifically invasive levels of laurel bushes (to be removed) and hollies (to be controlled). I have engaged a specialist contractor for these works - Stanton Tree Care - and seek permission to proceed.?