1. Sycamore - pruning branches away from roof - 3 large branches towards garage 2. Yew - pruning branches away from roof 2 to 3 meters clearance

1 x Chamaecyparis Crown raise off roof/drive of building affected to approximately 2.5m to achieve sufficient clearance from property. Survey submitted as reference for site plan, tree is within area 1

T7 Beech: Raise the crown, reduce long lateral branches, reduce the side branches that are interfering with the roof generally to give 2m clearance from the Community Centre building and Fairford House. Remove the major deadwood from the tree's canopy. T8 Lime: Raise the crown and reduce the side branches generally to give 2m clearance from the Community Centre building and Fairford House. Remove the major deadwood from the tree's canopy. T9 Horse Chestnut: Raise the crown and reduce the side branches generally to give 2m clearance from the Community Centre building. Remove the major deadwood from the tree's canopy

Tree branch removal from the footpath leading to F / K Block. T1 - Oak - Limb touching to roof of the footpath will be removed. The whole limb will be removed back to the main stem of the tree. Additional tree works identified by F and K block. 5 Oak trees situated behind F and K blocks require major dead wood removal as well as crown lifting to 3m. Tree removal from the rear of F / K Block. T1 - Elm - The tree has failed and is now resting on the building. The team will fell the tree leaving just the stump in situ. T2 - Silver Birch - This tree is leaning against the Elm and needs to be felled leaving just the stump in situ

T32 on plan, London Plane. 1. Reduce tree back to previous pruning points, and upto 1m beyond to ensure cutting into sound and solid wood. Reason: Prevent recurrence of subsidence, insurance request 2. Reduce back from houses to give 4m clearance from building, including gutter and roof Reason: General maintenance and prevent encroachment 3. Remove epicormic growth Reason: General maintenance 4. Crown raise to give 5m clearance between ground and tree by removing drooping secondary and tertiary branches only. Reason: Improve shape of tree to blend in with crown reduction.

Sycamore T1 - 2 (B1, B2) branches to be removed, both causing excess shading to garden after midday, stickiness on washing rotary airer and dropping excessive leaf litter in pond. 1 branch (B3) to be removed at front which was missed in previous work Sycamore T2 - 4 branches to removed, two (B4, B5) causing excessive shading, overgrowing neighbouring garden & path; other two (B6, B7) hitting chicken hutch in wind causing damage to roof. Excessive leaf drop is weighing down netting over chicken run and causing damage. Removal of dead branches

Tree A - Beech. Prune and trim back lower branches approximately 1.5 metres as shown in submitted photographs Tree B - Western red cedar:- Prune back branches overhanging garage to give a 2 metre separation from the roof

T15 Betula pendula (Silver Birch) - Cut back from property by 2.5m, Crown lift to 3 metres - Over footpath, Remove dead wood T16 Betula pendula (Silver Birch) - Cut back from property by 3m: 1 - removal of 1x secondary branch to main stem (touching ridge); 2 - removal of tertiary branches to suitable points); Crown lift to 3 metres - Over footpath, Remove dead wood T17 Betula pendula (Silver Birch) - Cut back from property by up to 3m: 1 - Removal of 1x secondary branch to main stem (touching ridge); 2 - removal of tertiary branches to suitable points; Crown lift to 3 metres - Over footpath, Reduce South limb with cavity by 3m, Reduce and reshape crown by up to 2m - leaving in crown in good form, Remove dead wood Tree works as specified in survey additional pruning to clear building to prevent access by rats into roof

Trees to the rear of 17 Coln Park and 2 & 3 Coln Rise - remove the over hanging branches scraping on our roof and growing into our gutters as per photos