T1 Cedar : Lift 3 x lowest limbs over drive. T2 Acer in front lawn : Reshape Crown. T3 Cherry in neighbours garden side of garage, cut back crown 2 metres off garage roof.

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.

T1 OAK - DEADWOOD OAK AND GIVE 3M CLEARANCE FROM HOUSE AND GARAGE AT 55 RETREAT STREET T2 HORSE CHESTNUT - CROWN REDUCTION BY 3-4METRES

We live on Monument Lane and have a row of old Beech Trees which are the subject of a TPO. Sadly, one of them has had Kretzschmaria and has succumbed to this. This tree needs to be taken down. There is another that requires a crown reduction, some old oaks that require some dead-wood removal and an oak that we may consider taking down too. Mr Boyes advised that we seek a quote for the work and that it will need to be staged. The ill tree can be taken down now, but the Crown reduction will need to be done when the tree is no longer in leaf. We live down a panhandle and so access is a little tricky, however, there is a possibility that the neighbour (the cronies have a field next door) will allow use of their drive if there was no planned camping on site. 1. Take down Kretzschmaria Beech, no stump grinding and no chipping as this may spread the disease. We will use the wood for firewood so storage will be on site. Depending on how long this may take, it might also be possible to do the deadwood removal of the Oaks in order to make this safe. Fell the Beech to a height of approximately 2 meters all waste to stay in situ. 2. Removal of an Oak that is not part of the TPO and is not diseased. Only a consideration at this point as it obstructs the view, but we remain uncertain as to whether this is something we want to do. Fell Oak to just above ground level all logs and wood chip to stay in situ 3. Crown reduction of a TPO Beech tree that has weight on a limb that is leaning towards the garage. This would need to be done at a later stage as the tree is in leaf at present.

T1 Beech tree located at property growing at rear of garage, tree has a large lateral limb that has been historically braced, Gavin Boyes has seen this tree and advised to put application in, we are looking at reducing said lateral in weight to reduce stress, application for work is to reduce the whole side of lateral by roughly 30%

I wish to completely remove one tree that is sited at the side of a single garage.This tree was inspected by Tarek Ball on 5 June 2023. The tree is a self seeded sycamore that is growing into the wall of the garage, pushing the masonery, breaking the path to the garage and causing damage to the drive.

Chestnut tree rear of property, remove deadwood, thin out crown, crown reduction. Branches getting too large and growing over rear drive and garage, also service road at rear of property.

T1 - Yew Tree - Light crown balance (Garage side) 1.5 metre clearance from the building. Reason: Improve tree shape/symmetry.

Open Space off Ashdale Drive, Wythall: Carry out recommendation from tree condition report. T1 Oak - remove deadwood and hanging limbs T4 Oak - crown reduce by 2m in height and spread T5 & T6 Oaks - fell to ground level T7 Oak - remove deadwood T8 Oak - fell to ground level T9 Oak - remove deadwood and crown lift to 2m off garage roof. T10 Field Maple - fell to ground level T12 Oak- remove deadwood and reduce crown by 2m T13 Oak - remove deadwood T14 Prunus - fell to ground level T15 Prunus - fell two trees to ground level

T1 oak - reduce branches overhanging garage roof. Remove Deadwood throughout crown.