T1 - Silver Birch Crown lift via removal of the lowest 7 branches, maximum pruning cut diameter of 60mm Thin crown by up to 15% of the foliar area via removal of smaller diameter branches, maximum pruning cut diameter of up to 40mm. Reduce limbs touching the property to give up to a 2 metre clearance, maximum pruning cut diameter of up to 25mm The above specification of work is in order to improve natural light levels reaching the front of the property and to achieve a 2 metre clearance from the property. T2 - Beech Dismantle to ground level due to close proximity to the conservatory, excessive shading, low amenity value and poor form. The garden is well stocked with small trees and shrubs leaving very little sensible space to plant a replacement, on this occasion a replacement tree is not proposed.

Beech trees. Cut back branches overhanging pavement to previous pruning points to give approximately 2.5m clearance above the pavement. Cut back branches to previous pruning reduction points to give clearance of approximately 2m from conservatory and garage.

T4, Oak : Reduce eastern aspect of canopy to give 3m clearance to house and 1m linear clearance west of building; reduce eastern aspect of canopy to give 2m linear clearance west of conservatory. Average diameter of pruning cuts to be 30-50mm with 2 or 3 larger cuts approximately 75mm in diameter. T5, Oak: : Reduce eastern aspect of canopy by 2m, reducing spread from 7m to 5m. Average pruning cuts to be 30-70mm in diameter

T1, horse chestnut - shorten back second and third order branches over conservatory by 1 - 2m as appropriate to a suitable side branch to leave as natural a form as possible. Reason to give clearance over conservatory. T2, cherry, T3, sycamore and R1, Leyland cypress - shorten back over roof to clear 2m. Reason to give clearance over roof to prevent damage.