T1 Sycamore left hand boundary crown reduce by 1/3 T 2 mature oak right hand boundary crown reduce by 1/3 T 3 Mult stem evergreen oak crown reduce by 1/3 T 4 Sycamore by shed reduce canopy by 1/3 & shape elder tree T 5 London Plane tree by entrance check for dead wood & Massaria disease of plane Prune back from building by 2-3 meters

Rear Garden - Left Hand Side G1 - Mixed Shrubs Cut back overhang from neighbouring gardens to inner boundary wall line. Reduce height to gutter level of shed. Reduce remainder accordingly to shape. ??? The shrubs are located in the rear garden to the left hand side ??? Reduction as part of a maintenance program to maintain the shrubs at a suitable size for their location ??? To reduce the extent of encroachment from the rear elevation of the building and neighbouring garden ??? To move the branches putting pressure on the boundary fence Rear Garden - Right Hand Side T2 - Laurel Selective pruning to shape and balance. ??? The shrub is located in the rear garden to the right hand side of the garden ??? Selective pruning to maintain the aesthetics of the shrubs while maintaining it at a suitable size for its location

1 x sycamore (T1): Crown reduce to previous, most recent reduction points. 1 x cherry (T6): Crown lift to 2.5 m and prune back to clear shed by 0.5 m. 1 x London plane (T7): Crown reduce to previous, most recent reduction points.

1 x sycamore (T1): crown reduce by 50% 1 x strawberry tree (T9): crown reduce by 30% 1 x lime (T10): crown reduce by no more than 30%, pruning back to suitable growth points and shaping to create a natural flowing canopy outline. Remove epicormic growth to crown break. 1 x lime (adjacent to T10): crown reduce by no more than 30%, pruning back to suitable growth points and shaping to create a natural flowing canopy outline. Remove epicormic growth to crown break. 1 x hornbeam (next to tennis court): reduce single low limb which is touching adjacent shed roof, by 30-40% to reduce end weight, pruning back to suitable growth points. 1 x cedar (one sided, drawn-up tree): fell