1 North boundary "* Grass * Public access: high * Wall or fence within canopy spread" Sorbus intermedia (Swedish Whitebeam) 8.3m 6.4m 35cm "* Audible sounds of decay detected * Decayed in historic pruning wound * Fungal fruiting bodies (Fruiting bodies around entire base, recently removed, possibly Armillaria mellea) * Historic pruning wounds * Broken\lost leader (North stem) * Mechanical damage to base of tree * Minor dead wood <50mm * Multi-stemmed * Narrow forks with included bark" Poor "* Fell to ground level and remove all arisings * Grind Stump 300mm Multi Stumps" 4 Rear playground "* Grass * Public access: high" Unknown Dead 3.0m 1.0m 5cm "* Dead * Staked tree" Dead "* Fell to ground level and remove all arisings * Grub out tree" 5 Rear playground "* Grass * Public access: high" Fraxinus excelsior (Common Ash) 4.0m 1.0m 5cm "* Basal and trunk suckers * Trunk defect (Swept stem)" Fair "* Chemical treatment os stump * Fell to ground level and remove all arisings (Fell and poison self set tree to stop regrowth between sheds)"

1 x Weeping Willow (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce height and spread by 2-2.5m, remove major dead wood re balance crown as previous large limbs have shed due to excessive weight causing branches to become to heavy break and fall. Standing in Group G3 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Weeping Willow (applicants ref. T2) - Reduce height and spread by 2-2.5m, remove major dead wood. Standing in Group G3 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Weeping Willow (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce height and spread by 1-1.5m, reduce dead wood. Standing in Group G3 of Tree Preservation Order.

8 x Oak - Reduce height and spread by 1-1.5m to access more light into gardens and for general tree maintenance as it seems they have not been cut for many years. Remove major dead wood to make safe as large limbs have previously shed(especially in the resent high winds we have had) Recent storms have encouraged us to take action and manage the size of the Oak trees as they grow very tall due to being planted within a tight proximity. Standing in Group G16 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak - Reduce height and spread by 4-5m while leaving as much natural shape as possible and reducing the sail. This will not unbalance the tree as you will see by my pictures attached there is a excessive amount over overhang. Standing in Group G16 of Tree Preservation Order.

1 x London Plane - Reduce height by 2m, Reduce spread by 1.5m maintaining a balanced shape as shown in annotated photograph, (Remove major dead wood), Lift low branches over communal bin shed leaving a 3m gap. Standing in group G1 of Tree Preservation Order; 2 x Lime - Reduce height by 1.5m (back to previous points leaving growth points on each branch), Reduce spread by 1.5m, as shown on annotated phtographs, (Remove major dead wood). T4 and standing in group G2 of Tree Preservation Order; 1 x Oak - Reduce height by 2m, Reduce spread by 1.5m retaining a natural shape, (Remove major deadwood). T2 of Tree Preservation Order; 1 x Copper Beech - Reduce height by 2m, Reduce spread by 1.5m keeping natural shape cutting branches no bigger than 25mm in diameter, (Remove major dead wood). T3 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T1) - Remove epicormic growth on main stem to where main crown starts, Thin remainder of tree by 25%, (Remove deadwood). Standing in group G4 of Tree Preservation Order; 1 x Horse Chestnut (applicant's ref. T2) - Remove epicormic growth on main stem to where main crown starts, Thin remainder of tree by 25%, (Remove deadwood). Standing in group G3 of Tree Preservation Order; 1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T3) - Crown thin by 25%, Reduce lower lateral over shed by 2m as annotated on photo, (Remove deadwood). Standing in group G4 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Yew (applicant's ref. T1) - Raise crown by 1m over the shed, Reduce 2 long low branches growing over the shed by 1.5m as specified. T7 of Tree Preservation Order

1 x Cedar (applicant's ref. T1) - Lift 3 - 4m lower branches to clear neighbour's shed and fence as annotated. T39 of Tree Preservation Order; 4 x Limes (applicant's ref. G3) - Reduce by 2 - 3m back to previous points leaving no furnishings. Group G26 of Tree Preservation Order