Yew tree (only one tree) - reduce & re-shape Crown & sides of the tree by three meters. The tree is so large that it is overhanging the roof & walls of neighbours at 3 Fircroft Close, it is also overhanging our garage (1 Fircroft Close) - leaf drop is blocking the guttering on both properties. I am concerned of the risk the tree poses to the identified buildings, it is leaning towards the garage of 1 Fircroft Close & property at 3 Fircroft Close. Considering the recent Autumn / Winter storms we've had, I'm desperate to reduce the canopy size before Autumn to minimise the chances of it being blown over & damaging these buildings in a storm. The tree trunk /base is located two meters away from the garage wall belonging to us (1 Fircroft Close) & five meters away from the wall of 3 Fircroft Close. Neighbours at both 4 & 6 Fircroft Close have complained to me that the tree is blocking their light & would like the tree reduced in size.

Conversion of existing 7no bedroom assisted living dwelling (C2) to a single dwelling house (C3) with changes to fenestration, demolition of existing garage, removal of trees in rear garden, and associated alterations.

T1 Bay to reduce height by 3 and reduce sides by 1 metre to provide more space and light in the garden. Tree has been reduced hard in the past and recovered well. T2 Portugese Laurel to reduce in height by 2 metres and reduce sides by up to a metre to growth points. T3 Rowan to reduce by up to 2 metres to growth points, remove lower limb over garage. All trees have got to the point where excessive shading has become an issue and grass is suffering as a result.

elm - reduce entire tree by 2-3m tree can be easily seen from rear of victoria court grand avenue (tree work over victoria court) victoria court are putting pressure on tree owner to control damage being caused to garage roof , reducing tree will help with this issue

T1-Horse Chestnut: Fell and replant with a suitable replacement elsewhere in the school grounds. The tree is growing incredibly close to the northern garage wall and the house. Fell the tree due to being an unsuitable species to be so close to the garage and house. At this stage it has low amenity value ( The tree is a young self seeded tree 8m high with a stem diameter of approx 20cm) and would need constant management to retain so close to both buildings. Replant with another native species further from the house and garage where it could be left to develop to maturity with minimal need for further management.

T1- Elm tree- reduce top lateral branches by a maximum of 3 meters and southern and eastern lateral branches by a maximum of 5 meters This tree has a misshapen crown and is weighted to the south and east as there was another tree that it grew alongside to the north, this tree has died and now the elm does not have the shared crown space that it once had and is this heavily weighted and missing its counterbalance to the north and west. Group 1- 8 juvenile sycamore saplings (all just over 10/15cms at 1.3 meters high)- fell to ground level- too close to garage retaining wall.

T1 - Lime Pollard to historic points (by 2.5m). Remove furnishing growth Remove one scaffold limb overhanging the garage. Total tree height will be left at approximately 8 metres. The subject tree is a lime tree apart of a line of lime trees that is council owned and is located on the southeast corner of Queens Park. The crown is overhanging the property of 14 Queens Park Road. The works proposed are to allow space for the extension that is due to be built at the client???s property of no 14. The works are unable to go ahead until the tree has been pollarded and the one scaffold limb on the upper crown that overhangs the garage is removed to source. This will allow sufficient room for the building works to proceed. given the vigorous growth of lime, 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. The trees have been Historically pollarded in the past and this process is part of an ongoing management plan in order to keep the tree to a suitable size for its location. Please see photo for reference of intended works Entrance of Drive up to 1m from Garage H2 - Eunyomous Trim back to boundary line to neaten Free of Charge On Acceptance Of Quote In Full Rest of Hedge H2 - Eunyomous Reduce back from property by 2 metres to allow space for the erection of scaffolding. H2 is a line of euonymus that surrounds the 3 limes on the boundary of queen???s park to number 14. The proposed works will allow for the erection of scaffolding necessary to carry out the extension works to the property. ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY.

The subject trees are 3 limes that are council owned and are located on the southeast corner of Queens park. The crowns are overhanging the property of 14 Queens Park road. The works proposed are part of an ongoing management plan to keep the vigorous growth of the lime trees back from the property. 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. Driveway/Garage G1 -x3 Lime (8m) Size 3 Reduce the branches back to give a minimum clearance of 2 metres from the property.

Front Garden, Adjacent to the Garage T1 - Macrocarpa Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Remove 2 to 3 low limbs over the solar panels. Remove limb on the east side. Reduce the top section by 2 to 3 metres. Front Garden, Garage T2 - Small Macrocarpa Fell smaller tree growing through T1 Front Garden, Front Boundary T3 - Beech Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Front Garden, Adjacent to the Garage G4 - 2 x Cypress Fell as close to ground level as possible. Adjacent to the Pool T5 - Pittosporum Remove the stem over the pool, prune round to reduce overall size. Rear of Caf? T6 - Cypress Reduce height by 3 to 4 metres and shape top. ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY. The subject trees are located in a domestic front garden and are in need of some remedial pruning, this will help to retain them at a suitable size for their location. With growth encroaching onto properties the suggested works will reduce this problem and also improve the light fall to the solar panels located on the garage roof. 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 Sycamore- Reduce in height by approx. 4m. Prune back radial spread all around by approx. 2.5-3 m. Remove low trunk growth and major deadwood. The tree owner expressed concern that in autumn the leaves block the highway storm drain and rainwater cascades down his drive into his garage and house