T1, OAK (TPO): thin 10-15%, reduce to previous points (around 1.5m reduction) T2, OAK (belongs to CBC): reduce by 2m park side (SW) and house side (SE)

T1: Large Oak: reduce branchwork away from house by 2m, reduce extended branchwork back into crown by a maximum of 1m. Crown thin by maximum 15%. Remove deadwood

T1: Horse chestnut: Crown lift off house by 2-3 m. T2: Horse chestnut: Reduce back by 1.5m off property and garden side

Deodar Cedar near the house. Remove the storm damaged / hung up branches from the crown.

T1 - Lime - Cut back from house to give 3-4 metres clearance and crown lift over the road to give 5 metres clearance

1) Oak (T16) on western boundary By Beech House and The Oaks- reduce the crown via retrenchment pruning & decompact the soil in the root zone. 2) Ash (G1.1) - reduce the crown via retrenchment pruning & decompact the soil in the root zone. 3) 18 No. pines on north west boundary adjacent toHarp Hill (Cpt3) - fell to ground level and replace with 54 No. new trees in the woodland compartments

The Indian Bean tree in the garden of my house at 209 New Barn Lane was planted shortly after we bought the property, as a previous tree with a TPO (Walnut) had been felled by the previous owner because of disease. This became apparent during our purchase of the house and we agreed to plant a replacement. After discussions with the tree officer at Cheltenham Borough Council, it was agreed that an Indian Bean would be a suitable replacement as this would not be vulnerable to the honey fungus that caused the issues with the Walnut tree. Unfortunately the Indian Bean has proved unsuitable for our garden. It produces very large leaves which often cause branches to be blown off in high winds and the branches are now causing significant issues with the hair salon next door, as well as the overhanging branches on to the road behind (Linden Avenue). It is clear that this tree is unsuitable for the space available and it is only going to get bigger over time. We would like to replace this tree with something more suitable to the space available.

T1 - Yew - trim away from house by 1m and crown lift by 1-2ft. T2- Silver Maple - 10-15% crown clean and thin. T3 - Yew - crown lift. T4 - Horse Chestnut - reduce by approximately 1m all around. T5 and T6 - Horse Chestnut and Sycamore - reduce by approx 1-2m all around and cut back off main road