3x Lime 1x Oak (G1) - Front garden. Neighbouring woodland overhanging the clients property. To remove the epicormic growth up to the crown break and to reduce a selection of lower laterals on one of the Lime trees by approximately 1.5 metres. To also cut back all other vegetation overhanging the boundary fence. To also remove one limb from the Oak tree standing further back extending and almost touching the side of the property. 1x Sycamore, 1x Oak, Yew, Holly (G2) - Side of property and rear garden. To remove the trunk (epicormic) growth up to the crown break and to cut back and shape a mixed Yew and Holly bush. To strip the dead ivy off of the Sycamore tree.

G1 Coppice the small Hazel located directly in front of the small Yew tree on the front boundary. Prune and trim (by up to 1m) the 3x Yew located in the front corner of the garden to produce a more compact and symmetrical shape. G2 - Section dismantle 2x Sycamore (southern side of garden) - 2x smaller trees located adjacent to the shed and competing with the crown of the larger Beech. G3 Overhanging Sycamore (northern boundary) - Cut back to the boundary 2-3 branches overhanging the garden room to provide clearance. G4 - 3x Sycamore - Section dismantle the tree located on the fence line adjacent to the car port. Reduce the crowns of 2x trees located to the rear and western side of the car port (stem damage and decay evident on all 3x trees). To maintain healthy tree stock and manage the associated risks.

Left hand side of house near rear boundary T1 - Oak Remove epicormic growth up to crown break. Remove 3x secondary limbs overhanging Garage roof reduce back remainder of overhang from edge of garage roof to edge of Garage line retaining healthy growth. Remove major dead and diseased wood 25mm in diameter and over. . The tree is located to the side of the garage area by the boundary fence . Removal of Epicormic growth to allow more suitable light levels through the lower crown . Removal of 3x Secondary Limbs and Reduction of overhang from the garage roof to reduce the extent of the encroachment from the garage and garage roof . To reduce the amount of leaf fall on to the roof and in to the gutters . To allow more suitable light in to the access path Left hand side of driveway T2 - Oak Remove lowest limb, reduce back overhang from driveway to line of shrubs at base while retaining healthy growth. Remove major dead and diseased wood 25mm in diameter and over. . The tree is located to the left hand side of the driveway . Removal of the lowest limb and reduction back from the driveway to reduce the extent of the encroachment from the driveway . To allow more suitable light levels in to the access path and understory . To reduce the extent of debris falling on to the vehicles when parked on the driveway Rear garden, back boundary, middle T3 - Hazel Reduce back overhang from neighbouring garden to boundary fence line. . The tree is located in the rear garden to the rear boundary . Reduction back from the neighbouring property to the rear boundary to reduce the extent of overhang in to the neighbouring property . To allow more suitable light levels in to the rear boundary of the neighbouring property Rear garden, back boundary, middle T4 - Thorn Reduce back overhang from neighbouring garden by approximately 1.5m of the branch length (TPO 21 of 1974)

T1 Ash tree - shorten overhanging lateral branches back in line with the rear boundary fence, by 2 to 2.5mts. (TPO no 7, 2003)

T1 Hornbeam - Cut back lateral branches overhanging garden to boundary fence line.