All relevant trees are marked with a numbered timber tag for ease of location 1301 Beech Crown lift to 10 metres on house side (south east)Increase light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1302 Beech Crown lift to 10 metres on house side (south east)Increase light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1303 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Etiolated form due to light competition 1304 Beech Crown lift to 6 metres on house side (south east) Increase ambient light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1307 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Extensive basal decay and etiolated form due to light competition 1308 Beech Crown lift to 10 metres on house side (south east) Increase light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1310 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Etiolated form and one-sided crown due to light competition 1312 Beech Crown lift to 10 metres on house side (south east) Increase light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1315 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Patches of necrotic bark on lower trunk and etiolated form due to light competition 1317 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Patches of necrotic bark on lower trunk. Poorly occluded cavities on lower / mid trunk and internal decay 1318 Beech Crown lift to 10 metres on house side (north east) Increase light levels to rear garden and dwelling 1320 Beech Fell (woodland thinning) Etiolated form due to light competition

T2 Horse Chestnut - reduce lowest limb 2m above boundary line to raise canopy as above driveway to new house being built. T6 Sycamore - remove 2 lowest branches above driveway T7, T8, T9 Limes - reduce spread on south side only to create a 2m clearance to an above the adjacent proposed dwelling. Remove dead branch

TPO 0036 (2002) G2: T1 Norway Maple. Reduce and reshape the North-west side of the Maple tree located in the front garden of the property, removing approximately 1.5mtrs, Crown lift to 4mtrs from ground level. T2, Lime. Reduce and reshape the crown of the Lime tree by removing approximately 3mtrs from the North-west side and crown raising to 4mtrs above ground level. Both these trees have only minimal growth on the South-east sides of their crowns due to the proximity of overhead electrical wires and equipment. Utility pruning has and continues to be severe and as such the trees are heavily weighted towards the dwellings. This pruning work is necessary to address some degree of balance and to restrict the growth towards the house.