Magnolia tree in back garden of private house. Too large. Taking over the garden, blocking light, reaching over boundary fencing. Tree needs to be lowered, thinned and shaped

T1 Hornbeam Reduce x8 overrhanging branches by up 1.5 metres back to around boundary line.crown raise lower growth to 2.5 metres(clearing fence by 1 metre)

1 .Remove dead/dying weeping Ash to approximate ground level 2. Fell 4 small Yew trees close to house to approximate ground level to make way for shed. 3. Prune plum tree away from house and reduce in height approx 1m and crown clean 4. Repollard contorted willow tree to previous reduction points 5. Pollard Goat Willow in rear corner of garden by fence/wall, over-hanging neighbours garden with heavy over extended limbs. 6.Thin one Elder at the rear of the property by 30% and reduce by approx. 1m and remove crossing branches. 7.Trim Yew ( fastigiata) tree/hedge to the right of back garden gate. 8.Remove tall skinny Ash tree with dieback next to fruit trees. 9.Remove apple tree to approximate ground level. 10.Crown lift apricot (over gateway and allow for parking) and reduce longer limbs by approx 1m 11. Crown lift magnolia and reduce(no more than 30%) where possible away from the house 12. Remove young Ash tree with dieback symptoms on boundary between Yew tree and Contorted Willow

After visiting the site, I am recommending the following works as discussed with my client. x1 Willow - Pollard A large percentage of this tree over-hangs the owners boundary fence and partially blocks a public footpath with low hanging branches. It also encroaches into the neighbours garden opposite (which is separated by the path) with branches on their fencing. Due to its size and position, this tree casts a large shadow over the owners garden, blocking a lot of sunlight. The Willow appears to be healthy, but in need of a pollard to reduce its size and re-shape. x1 Walnut - Fell The majority of this tree over-hangs the owners adjacent neighbours property which blocks a lot of sunlight to both properties. The roots from this tree are also damaging the boundary dry stone wall which needs repairing, as well as some fencing. Owner also concerned the tree is drawing a large amount of water from the ground which effects the grassed areas of the garden. Conservation Area 4 Both trees planted by owner some 20 years ago No TPO's present

The tree is a Variegated Maple To reduce the size of the tree by 30% and to resolve it's encroachment on telephone lines and overhanging neighbours property. The tree is on the property, on the boundary fence line to the South of the property and to the North of Home Farm, Calf Lane, Chipping Campden

Roadside verges, approximately 70m to the west and 150m to the east, as indicated on the site map. Cut all vegetation between the road and the existing chain link site boundary fence to ground level. Crown raise all material overhanging from the adjacent woodland to approximately 4.0m to allow visibility for lorries leaving site.

Front Garden- FIG 1-Remove two green conifers which are overgrown and have dead foliage, replace with contorted willow and shrubs to add interest. Trim and reduce two blue conifers, these are overgrown and too close to overhead cables. FIG 2- Removal of Laburnum tree situated too close to the house which may cause structural damage and could be dangerous to young children living at the property. FIG 3 - Remove any dead branches from two cherry blossom trees at the front of the property. Driveway- FIG 4- Reduce height of green conifer by 15% to ensure stability and reduce risk of damage to surrounding area. FIG 5- Remove one green conifer planted too close to the garage which may cause structural damage and has had unsightly pruning to allow limited access to path. Back garden- FIG 6- Three green conifers overgrown and unsightly was a hedge, access needed to repair boundary fence and will be replaced with Garrya elliptica and Choisya. FIG 7- One Blue Spruce situated too close to our garage, neighbours' garage and boundary fence. Pruned badly and height is concerning for small back garden. Replace with Magnolia.

T1 Goat willow (over hanging boundary fence) - tree is decayed at base and covered with ivy and presents risk to Guinness property - fell to ground level. T2 Goat willow (large leaning tree over property boundary) - tree is risk to Guinness property and neighbouring property - Fell to ground level. T3 Sycamore - South east canopy - Branches growing towards Guinness property, 14-19 Hardie Close - reduce branches to give 3m clearance from dwelling, where possible cut back branches to main stem to ensure good clearance for future growth. East canopy - Branches overhanging communal area only - crown lift to 6m, reduce remaining overhanging canopy by up to 2.5m (back to boundary fence) and reshape upper canopy where necessary. All pruning to be back to suitable growth points or branch union, leaving tree in good form

T1- Yew - Fell. Tree situated on boundary and causing a nuisance to neighbouring property who wish to construct a new fence along boundary. T2- Yew - Reduce Crown by 20%, up to 2.5 Metres from Branch tips. Tree Causing shade to front of property. T3- Yew - Fell. To allow for new landscaping. T4- Thuja - Fell. To allow for new landscaping. T5- Holly - Fell. To allow for new landscaping