Removal of 2no. trees and leylandii hedge on boundary, replacing with matching stone wall and timber fence and construction of wooden bike store on concrete base in garden.

T1, Sycamore tree : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property by 5m, maximum diameter cuts (MDC) of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T2, Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T3, Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T4 Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem).

Full removal of 12 Leylandii on south west boundary of property (numbered 1 -12 on sketch plan). Full removal of Lawsons Cypress (T13) Full removal of a pine tree (number 14 on sketch plan) and replacement with fruit tree. Full removal of Eucalyptus tree (number 15 on sketch plan) and replacement with alternative tree (rowan or silver birch).

T1, Beech: crown lift to approximately 4m from ground level along the internal boundary; target prune the higher limbs that are encroaching into the property back in by 3 - 4m. Prune the lower limbs over the road. T2, Beech: crown reduction by approximately 30%: up to 4m from tip of crown with maximum diameter cuts of 120mm; crown lift to approximately 3m.

G1 - Hornbeam & Cypress A number of branches are overhanging the back garden of a property backing onto school grounds (Allerdown, Town Lane). Suggested works are to reduce these branches back to approximately 50-100cms within school boundary an reduce tops of southern aspect to shape. Maximum diameter cuts 25-50mm. Cypress to be trimmed and climber attached to Cypress severed. T2 - Elm Growth overhanging road to be reduce back by 2-3 metres, maximum diameter cuts 25mm. These works are proposed as part of the ongoing maintenance of the trees and to ensure the safety and comfort of the people living around the school boundary.

T1: Red Oak - prune branches to the West side. Cuts distal to previous cuts / points. 2m reduction clearance on the church side. T2: Cherry - crown reduce by 1-2m height and spread. Remove deadwood throughout. T3: Yew - reduce radial spread over the boundary by 1.5m length.

T1, Ash : dbh. 76cm, pollard at the highest suitable pollard points, just above the previous historical pollarding points, with as small as is possible targeted pruning cuts. T2, Horse chestnut : dbh 1.2m. Reduce crown growing to the north by no more than 2.5m. Maximum diameter of pruning cut 75mm. T3, Lime : dbh 60cm Remove deadwood on property side, along with pruning back the branches by up to 1.5m, off of the neighbouring South side boundary roof, with maximum pruning cuts of no more than 75mm. T4, Strawberry/Red horse Chestnut tree : dbh 60cm. Thin the crown by up to 15% with pruning cuts of up to no more than 50mm.

T1, Copper Beech : approximately 20 metres high, reduce height by 2 metres as concerned about proximity to our boundary wall with neighbours, possible damage. T2, Ash: Fell showing signs of ash dieback also situated on our boundary wall with neighbours, concerned about possible damage. T3, Copper Beech: Approximately 20 metres high, reduce by 2 metres; reduction due to proximitiy to our dwelling and takes full south westerly prevailing winds. T4, Ash: Fell, showing signs of ash dieback and in striking distance of dwelling.

AMENDED SPECIFICATION Alder, Hazel, Field Maple trees: i) Prune back to a vertical line, level with the northern face of the boundary wall which forms the site's southern boundary. ii) Reduce trees height by 2m. iii) The Wild service tree and Fastigiate oak will not be pruned as part of these works and retained as individual tree crowns growing from the tree line. Western Red Cedar: i) Crown lift over the public footpath to provide a clearance of 2.4m above ground level.

T1 Willow tree: Tree has split and fallen over boundary line. Cut back the crown over hanging the boudary. T2 Ash tree: Crown lift the ash tree by removing the marked brances in image 4 and 5. Cut back to boundary to alleviate the issue.