There are 12 Leylandii Tree forming a Hedgerow and the front of property as shown in Sketch Plan and images. The 12 Trees have overgrown through the years and left very little to no protection below the crown of the Trees as you can see in the images provided. This is causing no sound protection and no visibility protection as the fence is also long past it sell by date. The new home owner would like to remove the 12 Leylandii, put up a new fence to match the previous which is a 1.8m-2m close-board fence and to replant 12-15 new Leylandii Infront of the fence to replace like for like what is already there. This will allow better maintenance and to keep in scope with the village requirements. The proposed works will be to carried out in 6-8 weeks which then also sees us past bird nesting season.

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

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.

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

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.

Trees A and B: Ash trees x2 Reduce crowns. Remove 5m Final height 20m Clean crowns including removal of Ivy. These trees are in close proximity to house and overhang nursery school playground. Causing excessive shading as overhanging both properties. Hawthorn underneath close to neighbouring building needs attention. Recommend reducing in height to level of fence. Tree C: Ash tree x1 Reduce crown. Remove 5m Final height 10m Causing excessive shading to adjacent Conifer hedge and overhanging neighbouring garden. Tree D: Cherry tree x1 Reduce crown. Remove 4m Final height 8m Clean crown. Causing excessive shading to adjacent Conifer hedge. Tree E: Hazel x1 Reduce in size. Remove 3m Final height 3m Causing excessive shading.

Would like to fell conifer in back garden (labelled T1) as a result of it now leaning at approx. 60 degrees back toward the house such that if it were to fall naturally there could be damage to one or multiple of the main house building / fencing / neighbours property. A replacement conifer would be planted to the front of the house where there is an existing row of small conifers lining the property boundary with the footpath (replacement position labelled in sketch). Would like to also fell a crab apple tree in the front garden (labelled T2) due to proximity to main house building and to therefore open up the front garden space and reduce shading caused by the tree (approx 4 meters tall). A further replacement conifer or similar would be planted to the front of the house where there is an existing row of small conifers lining the property boundary with the footpath (replacement position labelled in sketch).

Conifers (A) - Remove conifer trees on the front boundary to ground level. This looks like a single tree but multiple all on top of each other. These trees are getting too large, block off the light to the garden and house, interfere with the telephone pole/wires and don't add any character to the property and actually hide the higher value trees from the road. We plan to back plant the existing fence by continuing the existing laurel hedge along the front boundary.

T1. Remove Hawthorn tree over 6 mtrs in height located in our driveway and replace with a planting scheme of Red Robin Trees along the back fence which are in keeping with the local area and easier to maintain. This will provide extra privacy to and from neighbouring gardens as our house is in an elevated position we overlook the gardens of neighbouring properties T2. Crown reduction on Walnut Tree planted c.1980. Tree is leaning excessively and is most likely unsafe as per findings from RGS Tree Surgeons report from 3 years ago. Tree has grown much taller since last report and is now taller than neighbouring property roofline. Tree is also less than 2 mtrs away from the brickwork of the neighbours house. We only want to reduce sufficiently to make safe. 3 to 4m crown reduction

Ash trees T1 and T2 are in the front garden.They are extremely close to each other and their branches are intwined,they are mature trees approximately 50feet in height and in need of a crown reduction. The third tree T3 is in the rear garden and is also a mature Ash tree, which also needs a crown reduction. These trees were last worked on in approx 2016. Trees T1 and T2 due to their position are creating excessive shade to the front of the property and that of the neighboring house. T3 is close to our rear fence and creates excessive shading in the rear garden also. T1, T2 AND crown reduction to previous points, T3 Crown lift 3m