All works will conform to BS3998. The height to be removed off the birch is 5 metres leaving the new height as 7 metres. The branch to be removed from the acacia is growing at 7 metres and is the lowest branch on the western side. The tree remains 15 metres high.

Front Garedn Right Hand Side - T1 - Chamaecyparis - Fell as close to ground level as possible and grind the stump Rear Garden Left Hand Side - T3 Apple - Remove major dead wood and pollard at 4m Rear Garden Back Boundary - G4 Mixed Trees - Reduce height by 1-1.5m Rear Garden Right Hand Side - T5 - Buddleia - Remove fallen limb Rear Garden Right Hand Side - G6 - Cornus and hazel - Reduce height by 2m The suggested works are part of an ongoing management plan to keep the trees at a suitable height for the garden.

magnolia reduce by 2-3m from top and 1m from sides aim to reduce shading

T1 is a mature beech tree located on the corner of Windlesham road and temple gardens in the front garden of property 1. Historically it has been heavily reduced which in turn has left some large old pruning wounds. These old wounds are potential weak points, especially as the regrowth from these points increases in size and weight. 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. T2 and T3 are part of an on going maintenance plan to keep the trees an appropriate size for the garden. Front Garden T1 - Beech Reduce height and spread by up to 2 metres, shaping and balancing the remaining crown accordingly. Rear Garden T2 - Pyracantha Reduce height and spread by up to 1.5 metres, shaping and balancing the remaining crown accordingly. Trim to neaten. Trim hard away from neighbours property T3 - Bay Trim all round to neaten

I propose to employ a tree surgeon to prune 4 lime trees. These trees have grown too large and are causing excessive shading (and therefore annoyance) to neighbours. The trees will be topped to the previous pruning height (clearly seen), removing the top 3 metres approximately.

Fell - 2 x Conifers - growing right on the boundary causing damage to the wall and roof (and well as being far too close to the property for safety).

Maintenance tree works to Beech Tree in Front Garden. Seeking to carry out a 2m reduction of the canopy all round, pruned to viable growth points to leave a more natural shape and profile, improve light levels to properties and maintain tree to acceptable size to its location and adjacent street Elm tree.

T1 Purple leaved plum - this tree has a failed limb that has broken from the main crown line, but is still attached, and fallen onto a neighbouring bin store. Other limbs are decayed and there is decay within the stem. The owner wishes to retain the tree in some form. Remove fallen limb. Crown reduce remainder of tree by 2m-2.5m in some places to form a more compact crown This will leave a tree 5m in height and 5m in width.

Rear Garden T1 - Willow Remove the 3 stems over the garden. T2 - Sycamore Reduce and reshape the crown by 2 to 2.5 metres. The works are to maintain the tree at a suitable height for its location. This will improve the sunlight to the rear garden which is currently being blocked and affecting reasonable enjoyment and use of the garden area during the summer months. The works will not be detrimental, nor will it affect the trees amenity value.

sycamore reduce by 1-2m small sycamore reduce by 1-2m client is keen to manage size of tree and neighbors have give concern so ver shading to back yards