T1 birch remove inc stump T2 hornbeam, reduce lowest northerly lateral by 2m T3 hazel, coppice T4 horse chestnut, prune limb over classroom to gutter T5 Norway maple, prune off cables to give 1m to 1.5m clearance T6 sugar maple, reduce northerly laterals off road as close to boundary as pruning points as per BS3998 2010 will allow, reduce height by 3m, reduce remainder by 2.5m T7 birch, thin by 15 percent T8 birch, thin by 10 percent T9 group of small sycamore and ash, remove T10 sycamore and Norway maple, leave the sycamore but reduce the Norway s height by 2m and shape. Remove adjacent small ash between Norway and sugar maple T11 sugar maple, reduce roadside 4m to 5m as pruning points as per BS3998 2010 will allow, reduce height and remainder of laterals by 3m T12 ash, remove inc stump T13 ash, crown reduce roadside to boundary T15, T16 hornbeams, crown lift over road by 2m, crown reduce roadside by 1.5m T17 Norway maple, crown reduce roadside by 2m T18 Norway maple, crown reduce roadside by 1.5m and remove small stem growing between larger tree and wall

T.1 - Horse Chestnut in front driveway - within the curtilage of Elborough Cottage. Tree roots causing major structural damage to listed boundary wall in multiple areas - remove to ground level.

Crown reduction of apple tree located in rear grounds of Eton Lodge next to boundary wall with 1 Tudor Lodge Drive - reduce tree as per submitted photo.

T.1 and T.2 - Leylandii in rear garden along boundary line - reduce in height to level of neighbouring parapet. Face up on garden side ensuring to keep a good live screen. T.1 - remove 3 lower rear lateral limbs encroaching in wall back to main stem. Face up left hand end to be square with end of box hedge. T.3 - Golden leylandii - remove to ground level.

T1- Silver birch. Crown lift by 2m, removing branch on fence. All birch on driveway to be reduced in height by 1.5m max and shaped. T2- Sweet gum. Crown reduce by 0.5m. T3- Cherry. Crown reduce by 0.5m. T4- Plum. Remove T5- Silver birch (neighbour's). Prune to boundary (pruning overhang by maximum 1.5m)

Prune overhanging branches on London plane tree (rear of prpoerty), back to boundary fence line, cutting to suitable subordinate growth. Prune lower canopy branches of horse chestnut tree (to front of property) to reduce end weight over roadside - reduction of up to 30% to suitable subordinate growth. Overall Crown reduce horse chestnut tree by 10-15% overall, maximum of 3m reduction (where outliers grow beyond natural outline of crown) and branch diameter of 120mm.

T1 Poplar - fell. T2 Lime tree and Sycamore - prune back towards boundary 2-3m and crown raised from garage roof. T3 Sycamore - crown raise to 4.5m above pavement and road

Various tree works in front and side garden including 1) Reduction by 30% of fig tree, 2) Prune more southerly holly on front boundary to property boundary so as to prevent encroachment over pavement 3) Removal of large near-dead ivy covered cherry tree

T.1 Silver Birch and T.2 - Holly in neighbouring garden along boundary - reduce overhanging branches back to boundary line to appropriate pruning points to reduce overhang on house roof.

T1 - Catalpa. Crown Reduction Works Specification to include a height reduction of 1.5m and spread by 1.5m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance. New shape indicated in red on image.T3 - Holly. Height reduction of 1m and spread of 0.5m, shape and balance crown, as in red on image,T5 - Rowan and Laburnum. Prune back to boundary fence, shape and balance into crowns. T6 - Sweet gum. Prune back to main stem, two branches overhanging path and impeding on telephone pole and wires. T7 - Maple. Prune back overhanging branch, damaged by high sided vehicles, as indicated red on image