Rear Garden right Hand Corner T1 - Sweet Chestnut Remove major deadwood, reduce back Western aspect of crown 1 metre and Northern aspect over garages by 1.5 metres Remove epicormic growth T1 is a sweet chestnut that is approx 6m in height with a spreading crown. T1 is located in the far northern aspect of the property in the communaul garden that is heavily used by students of the international school of English. The trees canopy overhangs the most southern garages of 40 ST Aubyns Road by 7m and There is a substantial amount of general tree detritus landing on the garage roofs. There are many semi mature basal and epicormic shoots that are causing issues with the usage of this part of the garden. 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.

L1 Sycamore. Reduce tree in back left of garden by 3 metres (30%) to allow more light into both clients garden and neighbours also reducing away from house) L2 Ash. Reduce tree by 1 metre (10%) back away from house. All deadwood to be removed also). R1 Ash. Reduce tree in back right of garden by 2 metres (20%) to allow more light and remove all dead branches ensuring tree is healthy throughout. G 3 & G4 Sycamore. Lift canopy of both Sycamore trees overhanging garage. L3 Conifer tree to be removed from fence line. L4 Overhanging ash branches over fence line to be removed.

neighbors eucalyptus remove to ground level small tree 20ft growing close to garage , client and tree owner are concerned while tree grows it will cause future problems with adjacent property

Holm Oak in rear garden - Reduce size of crown by approx 1.5 - 2m, crown lift to 3m, thin crown by 20% The proposed work is part of an ongoing maintenance schedule to keep the tree suitable for it's location. The tree is clearly visible from the Connaught Road and the driveway to the garage at the rear of the property.

poor specimen sycamore right up against neighbours garage remove to ground level concerns of damage to wall and give room to adjacent tree adjacent sycamore in garden of neighbours (forth avenue) REDUCE BY 2-3M sycamore in garden of 5 albany villas reduce entire tree by 2-3m neighbours are grouping together to maintain tree's at a reasonable size

G1 Monterey cypress Row (front north side)- Cut back overhang to garage by approx. 2m. Remove x2 low branches over drive as discussed. T2 Goat willow- Fell to ground level and treat stump with systemic herbicide T4 Western Red Cedar- Remove low branch over lawn on 1st tree REASON: To reduce overhang to garage and planned extension & to allow scaffold erection. Also to lessen bird droppings on cars.

Reduce T1 Ash by 3 meters due to excess shading, long branches breaking and falling into neighbours garden, our garden and onto garage roofs.

Sycamore tree in the rear garden - I want to fell this due to, excessive shading; low amenity value; it is too close to the property and garage and it overhangs the property. I do not want to replace the tree as there are many other tree surrounding it. Pear tree in front garden - fell.