T103 Lime. Old tear out wound approx 7m southern side main stem. Significantly elongated, wind exposed crown. Reduce height by approx 8m. Reduce radial width to south and east to balance. May need to pollard some scaffold limbs to return crown to stable dimensions when regenerates. T104 Lime. Elongated wind exposed crown will be even more so following works to adjacent T104/105. Reduce height by 5m, radial width to balance. T105. Significant basal decay. Fell. Replace with elm or lime, 12/14cm girth, approx 3m height. Containerised standard. Location marked on sketch map. T107 Lime. Elongated wind exposed crown will be even more so following works to adjacent T104/105. Reduce height by 5m, radial width to balance. T124 Birch. Fell. Significant basal decay. Replace with Sorbus sp. 12/14cm girth, approx 3m, containerised. Standard tree. Similar location to felled tree. T125 Oak. Reduce height from approx 12 to 10m. Radial spread to n, s, e, w approx 8 to 6m. T127 Laburnum. Basal decay - Ganoderma bracket present. Remove dead, reduce crossing limbs to south approx 1.5m. reduce end weight remaining limbs by no more than 0.5-1m sufficient to retain tree safely.

T1 - Macrocarpa Fell. this tree has an over 50% dead crown. The live section of the crown has clear dieback, it is my feeling that the tree is in steady decline and should be removed and replaced whilst it is still stable enough to do so. Mrs Savvidou wishes to replant with native species of tree.

Health and safety issue Elms - tags 800,799,798 Previous hard pruning, lapsed management. Regrowth is around 6 metres length from pruning points, weakly attached adventitious growth , possibility for a section of regrowth to fail in high winds in the area of playpark. Reduce 3 elm trees tags 800,799,798 by up to 4/5mto suitable growth points above the old cuts to establish stable canopy structure Deadwood Crown thin by up to 20% by removal of weakly attached growth and crossing branches