(T1) Flowering Cherry (Prunus): crown reduce to approximately 0.5m above the previous, most recent reduction points, pruning back to suitable growth point where possible. Remove low branch touching timber fence back to main stem. Remove small diameter damaged branches up to 30mm in diameter. (T2) Flowering Cherry (Prunus): crown reduce to approximately 0.5m above the previous, most recent reduction points, pruning back to suitable growth point where possible. Remove small diameter damaged branches up to 30mm in diameter.

T2 1 x holm oak: reduce height by 2m and lateral growth by 1-2m, retaining foliage and shaping to create a natural rounded canopy outline. T3 1 x lime: thin by up to 10% as required to remove crossing, rubbing and congested branches (small diameter only up to 25mm) and lift to fence height over neighbouring property. T4 1 x Cedar: thin by up to 15% as required to remove crossing, rubbing and congested branches (small diameter only up to 25mm)

2 x limes (rear): Reduce all new growth back to previous points. Retaining lateral spread running parallel to fence line for the purpose of screening. Current height of trees 16m and crown spread 8m. After proposed works height 15m and crown spread 7m

Tree surgery to all trees as specified in each of the following areas: Pedestrian routes: Lift crowns to 2.5m from ground level and balance crowns where required. Vehicle access routes: Lift crowns to 4.5m and balance crowns where required. Animal exhibits with mesh enclosures/ perimeter fencing: Prune back to clear mesh/perimeter fencing by 2.0m, retaining character and habit of trees. Animal exhibits with electrical installations: Prune branches to clear electrical installations. Meshed-over animal exhibits: Carry out formative pruning to retain character and habit within the available space and to meet animal welfare requirements. Tree surgery to all trees of the following species: Fraxinus excelsior 'Pendula': Prune back to previous pruning points. Paulownia tomentosa: Re-coppice/re-pollard where required. All species: Remove basal and trunk epicormic growth to crown break.

Maytenus boaria LZ00572: judicious pruning of south-east stem back to timber clad fence, by approx. 0.5-1.5m; Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) (LZ08 West Service Gate): fell to ground; Quercus ilex LZ02910: Crown lift to 4m. Crown reduce all round by 2m. Maytenus boaria LZ03184: Reduce all round by 2m. Nothofagus antartica LZ03185: fell

1 x Lime (T4, front): Reduce lateral branches building side by about 2m; in line with fence at the top of the lightwell, pruning to no more than previous, most recent points of reduction and retaining shortened growth for furnishing.

1 x cherry (T3): Crown lift to 2.5 m, prune in line with fence and prune to clear the temporary building by about 1m. 1 x maple (T4): Reduce back to previous most recent reduction points. 1 x London Plane (T5): Prune to clear temporary building by pruning closest limbs back to previous most recent reduction points, Crown lift to 5m (pruning wounds no greater than 3cm in diameter), remove all deadwood 1 x London Plane (T7): Crown lift to 5m , remove all deadwood 1 x London Plane (T8): Crown lift to 5m (pruning wounds no greater than 3cm in diameter), remove all deadwood , Cut back from building leaving 2m clearance (pruning to no more than previous most recent reduction points) 1 x London Plane (T9): Crown lift to 5m (pruning wounds no greater than 3cm in diameter), remove all deadwood , Cut back from building leaving 2m clearance (pruning to no more than previous most recent reduction points)

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

1x gleditsia (T1, rear garden): reduce height by up to 1.5m, laterally reduce by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points. 1x cherry (T2, rear garden): strictly cut back any overhanging branches to the fence line by approximately 2-2.5m to suitable growth points

Rear garden T1 Chinese Privet x 1 (Ligustrum quihoui) This tree growing close to the property that is growing in tandem with a magnolia has outgrown its location suppressing magnolia tree and blocking light from several gardens and properties. To allow the Magnolia to grown on without failure. Suggested works: - Fell by sectional take down to approx. the height of the fence.