Crown reduction to horse chestnut to original pruning points. The tree is creating little light for the property. Horse Chestnut - Reduce size of crown by 1.5m - 2m cutting back to good growth points, thin the density of branches by 20%, remove epicormic growth from the stem and crown.

T15, T16, T17, T18 - 4x Sycamore: Reduce in height by 2.5m and lateral branches by no more than 1.5m, pruning back to substantial growth points. No cuts are to be made past the most recent pollard points. All work is to conform to BS3998:2010.

T1 - Crown lift one Sycamore tree to 3m over school footpath. T4 - Crown lift one Beech tree to 3m over school footpath. T5 - Crown lift one Holly tree to 5m over school drive. T23 - Crown lift one Sycamore to 5m over school drive. T28 - Crown lift one Sycamore and one Poplar to 5m that are overhanging the school drive from neighbouring land. T29 - Carry out a 2m crown reduction to one Pittosporum. T39 - Crown lift one Cherry tree to 3m over school path. T48 - Crown lift one Beech tree to 3m and cut back branches touching the building by 2m. T56 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T57 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T58 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T59 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T60 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T63 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T64 - Remove major deadwood large than 2 inches in diameter from the crown of one Sycamore. T84 - Crown lift one Holm Oak to 3m over school path. T89 - Sever ivy around the full circumference of one sycamore.

Rear garden: T1- Holm Oak Crown reduce height by approx. 2.5m to previous points. Reduce lateral crown by up to 1.5m to balance crown. Thin dead/dying/damaged/epicormic wood, approx. 15% Reason: Remedial pruning to mitigate risk of failure due to presence of unidentified fungus present under bark on trunk at breast height, and multiple cavities in lower trunk and root buttress. The tree owner would prefer to keep the tree but would like to reduce the height to mitigate the risk to the property in the event of trunk failure

G1- Sycamore x3- Reduce back to previous points (approx. 2m of growth) Prune back lateral crown from building T1- Ash Leafed maple- Reduce back to previous points (approx. 1.5m of growth) Prune back lateral crown from building T2- Sycamore- Reduce back to previous points (approx. 1.5m of growth) Prune back lateral crown from building T3- Hybrid Black poplar- Reduce back to previous points (approx. 1.5m of growth) Prune back lateral crown from building T4- Sycamore- Reduce back to previous points (approx. 1.5m of growth) Prune back lateral crown from building REASON: General maintenance

porru specimen sycamore - (over seating area) reduce entire tree by 2m, prune harder to remove overhang over seating client is keen to reduce aphid debris falling on seating area

Walnut in rear garden - Reduce size of crown evenly by a maximum of 1m. All work to be carried out in accordance with BS3998:2010.

1- Cherry Tree - School concerned it is diseased. Fell to ground level

Rear garden T1 - Holm Oak Fell to ground level REASON: T1 is an understorey tree to the larger Elm adjacent. The dominant Elm crown has forced a heavy lateral leaning crown caused by phototropism and geotropism. T1 leans heavily by trunk and crown over lawn and in falling distance of rear property wall. Rear garden: T2 - Elm Crown reduce to previous points, approx. 3m reduction REASON: T2 has a long history of remedial pruning to maintain excessive growth causing significant and excessive shade to gardens beneath.

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