Copper Beech (T1) - front garden - selectively crown reduce and re shape by approx 1.5 meters to suitable growth points (starting height approx 10m and finished height approx 8.5m) Thin out canopy by 10% and crown lift over lawn to 2 meters.

T2 Ash: fell.

We have two cyprus trees (T1 & T2) we wish to fell to improve lighting into the garden area.

T1 - Birch - Fell and replant with specimen in centre of garden as too close to neighbouring property causing continuing issues with shade, blocking filters to pond etc. Not likely ever to develop to full size

T1 Root heaved Cherry - Fell. T2 Cherry - Cut back over property by 4m. T3 False Acacia - Crown reduce to old points. T4 Ash - Reduce by 4m in height and shape to balance due to showing early signs of Ash die-back. Current height 22m, finished height 18m. Current spread 15m, finished spread 12m. T5 Root heaved Cypress - Fell.

T1 Lime tree - Repollard to previously pollarded points at 4.5m height - Good arboricultural management of the tree species. This has been undertaken at regular interval throughout the last few decades.

1 Horse chestnut (diseased): Fell.

Large Beech tree A: shorten the lowest branches only, so that they end 3 - 4 metres above the ground, the exact amount to be determined by making the cut in the right place for each branch. For the purposes of this notification, 4m. This will only apply to a maximum of five branches and is to ensure that whoever is cutting the grass does not damage their eyes, which is a significant risk at present. This is purely a safety measure. The height and maximum spread of the tree will not change; the lowest branches will end further from the ground than they do at present. Young fruits trees B,C,D,E,F,G: are exempt they are below the threshold and are being lightly pruned for fruit production.

T1 Lime T2 Lime T3 Thuja T4 Chestnut Reduce back from the carriageway of Foxs Lane

Fell 1 Ash tree.