Sycamore - reduce size of crown by 2-3 metres Norway Maple - reduce size of crown by 2-3 metres excessive shading to garden and adjacent flats neighbours also have fears branches may drop on there car park

sycamore (in neighbours garden, 28 brunswick road) reduce entire tree by 2-3m sycamore reduce entire tree by 2-3m both trees have not been touched for some time and need mainternace to give all surrounding flats some light

1 Hormoak tree to be removed and one hazel tree to be removed from the grounds of the block of flats. The trees are causing obstruction to the brick flowerbed and branches are encroaching the block of flats.

front garden sycamore - reduce height by 2-2.5m, north side by 1-2m and south side by 2-.2.5m clear all arisings tree owner would like to maintain a reasonable size tree and reduce shading to surround flats

Car Park T1 - Bay (10m) Reduce height by 50% (approx 4-5m) leaving a height of approx 5m from ground level. Reduce spread by approx 2m. T1 Is a Bay tree in the south eastern corner of the rear car park to the block of flats 56 Palmeira Ave. It stands at approx. 9m tall. There is a substantial amount of general tree detritus, including some reasonable size branches, falling onto the cars parked in the car park. The suggested works will not be detrimental to the tree nor affect its amenity value, it will however alleviate these problems, which will only increase if not addressed.

Along East Fence G1 - 2 x Elder & a Poplar Elder - reduce back to fence line Poplar - prune back what can be reached with poles and ladders Elder - above Pittosporum and Bay) - reduce to fenceline On the Fence Line G2 - 2 x Elm Reduce entire tree by 2 to 3 metres. Other Side of the Fence G3 - 2 x Elm Reduce by 2 - 3 metres. Far End Corner G4 - Sycamore, Pyracantha, Oak Remove Sycamore suckers. Trim Pyracantha to give young Oak spac Sycamore - reduce by 2 to 3 metres. Limes over pathway Orchard Road side to Flats 1-17 G5 - Limes Lift lower canopy to 8 feet. Total for Above Work Please note: Upon inspection it would appear that G3 is located in Hove Park and therefore owned by the council. Any work to this tree will not be able to go ahead unless there has been permission granted by the council. The specified works are apart of an on going maintenance plan to keep the subject trees to s suitable size for the grounds of the flats. If left unattended they will outgrow their environment and cause stress and apprehension. The proposal is unlikely to have an adverse impact either on the health of the tree or the character and amenities of the local area.

T1, 2,3,4, - Sycamores, to be reduced by approx 3m in height. Lateral branches accordingly. As with all other sycamores on site what have already been approved and completed this year. These threes were missed off last application. T5. Lime Tree. Diseased. The wound is easily seen in the stem which is approx 5" deep and sounding very hollow. We prepose a take down. Its around 50ft tall with houses and flats on both sides.

T1 Beech - This tree has a large cavity around 15 feet. We have climbed the tree and inspected the wound and was able to insert rebar into it to a depth of well over 3 feet without reaching the bottom. The cavity also runs for 2 feet laterally and 18" from side to side. This tree is approximately 50 + feet and has a bias towards the neighbouring flats, presenting unacceptable danger should the fail around this very real weak spot in the stem. It is, in my opinion, an accident waiting to happen. I'm not ever keen to remove trees, unless they pose a danger to life or property. Therefore, we prepose that the tree be section felled for public safety. T2 Beech - Tip prune of not more than 1-2 meters of the entire canopy. This is to keep the tree from outgrowing its surroundings, ie the flats adjacent to Prestonville Court T3 - T11 Sycamores - Reduce height by approx 3meters and reduce lateral branches where necessary to keep shape of the trees General maintenance of these trees have not been done for several years I believe.

Bay- Reduce back to previous points and shape to balance 2 Wild cherry-Remove low branch 3 Laburnum- Reduce to 2m to encourage growth lower down 4 Elder- Fell to ground level and treat stump with systemic herbicide. 5 Wild cherry sapling- Fell to ground level and treat stump with systemic herbicide REASON: Bay- Allow more light into flats to rear Laburnum- Trunk split at base

The tree is a laurel. The main reason for wanting to prune the tree is because it is greatly overhanging the property to the right and to some extent the property behind. At its current height and width it is blocking light from the first, ground and lower ground floor flats at 34 and 36 and may also be blocking light from the property behind. The objective therefore is to remove the branches which are overhanging the properties and to improve the light to these properties. The laurel has a main trunk and a secondary trunk. The secondary trunk has grown out at an angle with the result that most of the secondary trunk is overhanging the neighbour's garden at 34 Lansdowne street. Branches off the main trunk have grown over the wall to the rear of the GFF at 36 and are overhanging the property to the rear. I am intending to remove the secondary trunk completely to remove the branches of the tree overhanging the property to the right. I am also intending general crown reduction to remove the branches of the main trunk which are overhanging the property to the rear and to reduce the height and spread. At a rough estimate the tree may be 40 feet high and I would be proposing to reduce the height/spread by 8-10 feet I have had 2 speciaist contractors look at the job but have not got a firm contract to progress the work subject to this application being submitted