T1 Oak (Quercus robur)-Crown Reduction reduce height by up to (2-3m) and lateral spread on all sides by up to (2.5-3m), to finished crown T2 Apple (Malus sp) Crown Reduction reduce height by up to (2m) and lateral spread on all sides by up to (1m), to finished crown T3- Yew (Taxus baccata) Cut Back Prune back to boundary fence line by removing approximately 2-3m back to suitable branch/fork junction G1 Hedge reduce- Reduce height by approximately 3-4m (inline with height of ground floor of window) and trim remaining by 0.5m hard back as possible without losing green foliage cover T4 Crown Reduction reduce height by up to (1-2m) and lateral spread on all sides by up to (1-2m), back to suitable branch/fork junction

Alteration to front elevation fenestrations involving existing front door window glazing to be replaced with stained glass; existing stained glass window to be repaired to east elevation; installation of boundary wall with fence to front elevation and side elevation; installation of pedestrian gate to front elevation; installation of side gate; replacement of rear fence with boundary wall; installation of bike store to south elevation; replacement of tree (Listed Building Consent)

Alteration to front elevation fenestrations involving existing front door window glazing to be replaced with stained glass; existing stained glass window to be repaired to east elevation; installation of boundary wall with fence to front elevation and side elevation; installation of pedestrian gate to front elevation; installation of side gate; replacement of rear fence with boundary wall; installation of bike store to south elevation; replacement of tree

Eucalyptus tree - fell because it is growing very fast in an unsuitable position ie. at the base of the fence onto the street. As a result it is growing at an angle towards the house and being very flexible bangs against our windows whenever there is a strong wind. We would like to remove it and replace it with an ornamental cherry of about 20cm width trunk, planted a little away from the fence. We believe an indigenous tree would be more appropriate, and also one that will remain at a manageable size.

G1 - Mixed Species - Overhang from red brick pier adjacent chain link fence near main gate to oak tree near south east end of car parking area - using MEWP, cut any overhang to car park back to boundary or to main stem if tree originated from school side of fence. Fell and poison oak tree near south east end of car parking area. T2 - Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) - Remove deadwood T3 - Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) - Make new pollard @7m from ground level. Final height 7m and spread 4m. T4 Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) - Fallen, hung up tree - Remove from adjacent tree, cut up and clear. T5 English Oak (Quercus robur) - Remove deadwood over field. Remove two subordinate stems drowning from base. Raise remaining crown through removal of remaining low limbs up to height of 4m. G6 Mixed species - Jungle area - remove major deadwood from larger trees present. Approx 8 trees. Large twin stem Syc in south east corner of area - cut back from neighbours chimney and 3rd floor window.