We would like to fell 6 trees in the Copse behind our house in Laverstoke Lane. A Number of these are Ash tress which we've been advised by a tree surgeon have Ash die back. They are therefore dangerous and in windy conditions we often have large branches coming down. The remaining 2 trees to be felled are to allow a uniform look along that side of the garden/wood and also to prevent future problems with potential falling of these trees. Their branches are very close to power lines and we have had to have them cut back several times . The trees to be felled are at the edge of the copse near to the garden bit within the main body of the wood itself. We will still have a large area of woodland left in the Copse, more so than many of the neighbouring areas where many trees have been felled over the years. We will not be replanting any new trees due to the significant number we already have and that the wood would indeed benefit from some reduction in tree number to allow other trees to thrive better due to better light and space etc. We would also like permission to fell subsequent Ash trees with Ash die back in due course as part of conservation of the wood- I'm not sure if this requires additional applications?

G1 - Removal of all vegetation, majority of which is Laurel and Box, grinding of stumps and the subsequent grading of topsoil and grinding arisings. G2 - Mulching of vegetation using a green climber LV800 and subsequent grading of the bank into the lower level. T1 - Thuja (group of approx 3) - remove to ground level and stump grind. T2 - Yew - remove to ground level and stump grind. T3 - Yew reduce back away from building to give no more than a 2m clearance. T4 - Cypress - remove to ground level and stump grind. T5 - Holly - in the end of the Yew hedge - remove to ground level and stump grind. T6 - Purple Beech - crown lift to 3m and reduce back from building to give no more than a 2m clearance. G3 - Overgrown hedge line consisting of mostly Laurel overhanging the highway. Also includes storm damaged/ dead trees - Removal of dead/dying and dangerous trees, cutting back of Laurel along the highway to maintain width and height clearance for vehicles and to create a maintained boundary. General tidying of understory. Width of hedge will reduce by 1m due to clearance from highway. Overall height will not change. G4 - Group of Cypress - remove to ground level and stump grind. G5 - Hazel - re-coppice. H1 - reduce hedge line to lowest existing point. H2 - Yew hedge reduce to previous and trim back to maintain. G6 - Laurel - remove and stump grind. Additional understory areas to clear with green climber (LV800) - (expansion of G2 to clear all understory on the southern boundary up to the existing hedgeline and the low level scrub around the pool house. G7 - to tidy shrubbery/vegetation around adjacent cottage and clear driveway. G8 - remove line of ornamental trees adjacent to tennis court and grind stumps. H3 - newly planted Laurel to level top and lightly trim side

Hampshire County Council (HCC) have identified an Ash tree with large dead branches overhanging Blaegrove Lane which constitutes a highway hazard. Please see the location plan with the location of the tree marked with an X, also HCC's letter to Mrs Parsons with a picture on Page 3 of that letter showing the location. The tree is on the boundary of the field adjacent to Old School House. Both the field and Old School House are owned by Mrs Pamela Parsons. Permission is sought for the removal of the dead branches overhanging Blaegrove Lane and any other part of the tree which is identified as unsafe by the company engaged to do the work. The tree is due to be inspected on Saturday 2nd December by Chris Brennan of Brennan Landscpapes.

One Laburnum Tree located in front garden adjacent to the western boundary, approx 17 metres from the front of the house. Proposal ro remove the tree as it has been gradually dying over a period of years. Please see attached pictures. Diseased branches have been removed in recent years to see if the tree could recover but the remaining branches continue to deteriorate.

Cut back one side of large ash tree by 1.5 metres away from house Cut back one side of large cherry tree by 1.5 metres away from house Cut back one side of smaller ash tree by 1metre away from house

We wish to remove (fell) the Norwegian Spruce Tree that is in front of the Annex. It is an excessive height and if it was blown over/rotted etc it would cause huge damage to the Annex, as well as neighbouring properties, including the main house at 10 Rectory Road, depending on the angle that it fell. Clearly, it was a previous occupant's Christmas Tree that they planted in front of the Annex. It has grown substantially in the 10 years we have owned the property. I believe it is a Norway Spruce tree which can grow to 50-75 feet tall with a width of 30-50 feet. We have never seen any birds nesting it in etc. Once felled, we wish to donate it to the Oakley and Deane Parish Council to be the Oakley Christmas Tree at the village pond. We do not wish to plant another tree in the same site.

T1 Yew: crown lift to 3m, reduce crown by 25% giving a least 1m gap between fabric of house.

T1 - Monterey Cypress - reduce branches infected with Coryneum canker back to live wood so as to maintain the health and integrity of the tree T2 and T3 - Apple trees- Crown reduce to previously reduced points leaving trees 3 to 4m high with crown spread of 3m to maintain trees at an appropriate size for the garden T4 - Cherry plum - Crown reduce by c 2m in height and 1m in radial width leaving tree 4m in height and 1m in radial width.So as to increase light and stop tree encroaching onto public path and fabric of house.

Line of trees T1 to T7 on rear property boundary, medium mature trees crowded out inhibiting lower growth and broader tree health. Owner and neighbour would like to remove T 2 and T6 in order to promote more balanced growth. Copper Beech T1 Crown lift to 4.5 removing secondary and tertiary branches only Copper Beech T7 Crown lift to 4.5 removing secondary and tertiary branches only Oak T2 Remove leaving 4m habitat pole Oak T6 Remove leaving 4m habitat pole Ornamental T8 remove as now over grown by Copper Beech above and interfering with lower branches of T1 Ornamental Tennis Court T9 remove as old and unhealthy Lawson Cypress T10 remove as planted too close to neighbouring identical Lawson Cypress and causing imbalance in growth. Remove straight stem T10 and allow remaining tree to fill out Hornbeam hedge remove first tree and re shape hedge end. Planted by owners in middle of rear garden but now excessively segmenting garden. Yew T11 next to house is growing into the property and telephone lines. Owner wishes to subtly take back the tree by 2m on the house side whilst retaining shape and height, smaller branches only max cut 75mm Ash T12 suffering die back, permission to remove limb over road at front of property Yew T13 lift off garage roof by 1.5m and subtly reshape T14 Ash in center of garden, medium large tree with die back needs to be removed to ground level T15 Oak by tennis court, remove lateral limb over court to trunk as long lateral with no suitable growth point to cut to. Remove dead stump where previous limb has fallen. Subtle crown lift of lateral lower limb over garden to allow access for machinery T16 small Ornamental, poor condition requires removal and replacement

Large sycamore tree right in front of the house next to fence bordering Elmsdown. The tree has outgrown its location despite previous pollarding and now needs felling. The tree encroaches on neighbours property and blocks all light to both houses when in full leaf. We intend to landscape the front garden and will replace with more suitable decorative trees.