There is a Salix tree with branches overhanging and touching the roof of the building and an Ash tree with low branches over hanging the entrance off the road. The branches of the Salix tree will be cut back to 2m away from the building, lowering the branches into designated safe zones The branches of the Ash tree will be lifted to 5m over the entrance, lowering the branches into designated safe zones

Oak tree 1 meter within the boundary of 36 Lineholt Close. 1 Remove dead wood - there are a number of large branches which overhang the boundary of 34 & 35 Lineholt Close, which have become a serious danger. 2 Thin crown by 3 meters as appropriate and if possible maintain symmetery. 3Remove epicormic growth from trunk and crown.

Pine tree located in the rear garden needs to be felled due to the dangerous acute angle of lean, shedding branches and the tree is being starved of light due to adjacent trees and as a consequence the branches are on one side only.

T1 Willow Tree - Cut back Willow Pollard to clear building (side and roof) by at least 2m. Once this is carried out the tree will be at least 2m clear of the building.

WE ARE APPLYING FOR A CROWN REDUCTION ON THE OAK TREE LABELLED T7. WE ARE APPLYING FOR A CROWN REDUCTION AS THE RESIDENT AT NO. 29 TURNTABLE AVENUE IS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE BRANCHES GROWING THROUGH THE FENCING AND BECOMING AN OBSTRUCTION.

Locations A& B on the plan. Thin scrub at waters edge by selectively coppicing the smaller trees/scrub, to allow light down to waters edge. Do not remove any trees over 200mm stem diameter. Do not remove screen to adjacent land. The purpose of this vegetation work is to create suitable conditions for reedbed creation, which will result in increased biodiversity.

Ash tree in rear garden 107, Oakenshaw Road Reduce limb low limb over road leading to Granhill Close 2-3 metres /suitable growth point. Reduce limb growing over garden builing by 2-3 metres/ suitable growth point. Major deadwood removal Remove Epi growth of limb over garden building.

trees on land between 1 Winterbourne Close and 12 Southmead Crescent A group consisting of 4 plane. Group G3 on the sketch plane, We would like them to be trimmed as they are becoming too large.

T1 beech tree located in the rear garden of property application is for a all round 30% reduction lift over garden buildings,

T1: Copper Beech; Reduction of lowest tier of branches overhanging garage up to 2.5m (back to a union for each branch) to negate blocking of gutters and allow light into garden. Done sumpathetically to shape overall crown better as the top has been done previously. T2: Sycamore; Removal of self seeded sycamore to prevent growth into large tree blocking light. T3: Western Red Ceder; Removal of as completely dead.