The cherry tree sits in the South West corner of the property, just inside our fence line. It lies between the beginning of our drive / parking area inside our fence and the boundary along Stoke Road. The diameter of the tree trunk is 150 mm (15cms) at 1.5m high and the tree is circa 24 feet from its highest point to the ground. I wish to remove the tree as it is not flowering in its current location and is overcrowding the boundary flower bed. The Tree is possibly part diseased and only 1/3 of the tree produces any leaves. The Tree is a Cherry Tree.

Cut back branches of 3 trees overhaning boundary fence (Approved work We will crown lift the lime tree to 6m height, and remove the tree next to the factory unit/over the drive)

Fell 1 tree along boundary fence.

Prune back branches overhanging property boundary (Approved works: The works that have been approved for this site are to stop a legal nuisance, the works will comprise of re-coppicing all the hazel in the area that is causing these issues, these hazels are located from behind both blocks of garages down to the side gate of the address. The hazels are interfering with fence lines, garages and the property).

Prune back 4 large trees overhanging rear boundary fence.

To extend by 3 to 5 meters the area of Laurel hedge cut under planning permission T/00454/22/TCA To cut the Laurel hedge and all overhanging branches to the boundary fence to free the existing fruit tree. The current Laurel hedge has grown to about 7 meters high and extends into the garden and into the fruit tree. It causes a large area of shading in the garden and is starting to take root where branches are touching the ground.

T1 - Portuguese Laurel - Crown reduce by approx. 1 metre to entire crown leaving a finished height of 2.5m with a crown spread of 2m Left Hand rear boundary - Prune back ( mixed species ) overhanging branches back to fence line.

Common Oak - North boundary of staff car park - Basal growth and holly prevent inspection of main stem to south. Dead ivy encroaching entire structure. Tree appears to have been reduced within 2-3 years, poor response growth. Remove basal growth and Holly re-inspect south side of main stem. Re-inspect in summer months to monitor crown vitality. Common Oak - North boundary of staff car park - Percussion test of the main stem with a nylon hammer resonates a tone suggesting decay/hollow extending up to 1m from base on south side. Loose bark present and white mycelium layer and rhizomorphs present beneath bark, suspected Honey Fungus. Tree historically reduced with poor response growth. 5% major deadwood in crown. Remove major deadwood over 50mm in diameter. Due to the suspected colonisation of Honey Fungus further inspection of root collar with use of Sonic Tomography and a Resistograpth is recommended to confirm the presence of decay. Mixed Species Group - North east corner of staff car park - Group of 1no Ash and 1no Oak. No access to both trees due to dense Holly. 1no Ash has damaged boundary fence. 1no Oak has 5% major deadwood in crown. Prune/remove shrubs to allow access to main stems and re-inspect. Remove major deadwood over 50mm in diameter. Common Ash - East boundary of staff car park - Third party tree. Over-extending lateral projecting west over car park. Crown in close proximity to building. Inform third-party owner of duty of care and requirement to inspect, assess and manage the risk posed by the tree.

Cut back trees from boundary fence.

Prune back trees or remove along property boundary. (approved work fence line clearance and to cut back the overhang)