Proposed loft extension with shed dormer to front and large rear dormer, and roof widening to accommodate changes

Yew tree 1 (closest to house) ? when we spoke on the Friday the overall outcome was to reduce the height and width of both trees. We agreed that you wanted to reduce the height of the tree as well as the width (trying to maintain some privacy from new houses) and a more substantial cutback away from your property. Therefore I am going to apply for an overall 20% reduction of all the tree and slight heavier cutback away from your house. ? Yew tree 2 (bottom of garden) ? Again, when we spoke you clarified you wanted to reduce the tree at the back of the garden, cutting back from both neighbours and well as cutting back from your own, to ensure growth of grass/shrubs underneath in the future. Also clearing over shed roof. Therefore I am going to also apply for a 20% reduction on the tree as well a cutback from both neighbours ? Small Cherry on front ? Although the cherry is not yet fully mature, the guidelines for applying for trees means it falls into the category and I will need to apply. As requested, I will apply for a slight reduction to create a good shape as well as removing any dead branches to tidy up.

CROW LIFT ON BOTH TREES T 56 YEW- Remove2 branches to aviod damage to garden shed roof. T57 - DOUGLAS FIR - Remve 3 branches to allow more light into shrubs below remove obstruction to paths