T1 - Sycamore, crown reduce by 3m, MDC 75mm T2 - Cherry, crown reduce by 1-2m, MDC 50mm T3 - Holly, Trim low foliage away from roof, MDC 25mm Reason for works: T1 is particularly large and dominant over neighbouring garden, some limbs are significantly long and heavy - reduce to alleviate weight stresses T2 is a large specimen tree for its location, main union at 1m above ground level is showing signs of stress, reduce to prevent limb breakage and preserve the shape and amenity value of the tree. T3 is growing adjacent to nearby garage and is touching the roof, trim to gain clearance.

T1, Oak : Reduce height by approximately 1m and shorten back over roof, road and neighbours' garden; remove dead wood over 75mm diameter.

T1: Oak - pruning of two minor, lowest limbs on the south side of the canopy which are encroaching on the neighbouring garage roof; max. length of cut 2m and max. dia. cut 4cm.

T1, Walnut : Raise crown over garage roof to give 1.5m clearance. T2, Sycamore : Fell

T14, Western Red Cedar: Reduce height of overhanging limb by 3m and trim base foliage to give 1.5m height clearance above the fence and shed roof. T23, Western Red Cedar: Reduce to give 1.5m height clearance above shed roof.

T1, Beech tree : To prune back all the branches which are growing towards and touching the gable wall and roof of the last property of Ernsborough Gardens making natural target pruning cuts of up to 50 mm in diameter and removing 2m; branch lengths to give clearance to the property. T2, Beech tree : To prune back 1 x branch reducing the end weight and leverage of this branch and to improve aesthetics making 1 cut of 50 mm in diameter and removing 2m branch length. T3, Cherry tree : To prune back to give a half a metre clearance inside the boundary wall reducing the end weight and leverage of all branches making natural target pruning cuts of up 40 mm in diameter. T4, Holly tree : To prune back to give a half a metre clearance inside the boundary wall reducing the end weight and leverage of all branches making natural target pruning cuts of up 50 mm in diameter. D1, Dead Maple tree : To dismantle this tree to ground level. D2, Dead Yew tree : To dismantle this tree to ground level. Reason for works : To maintain public highway safety and to improve the aesthetics of the trees and to prevent future damage to neighbouring properties.

Sycamore (T1) : selectively reduce and thin cluster of secondary branches on east side of main stem to provide clearance of neighbouring roof and guttering; reduction cuts no longer than 2 metres with a maximum diameter of 50mm; thinning cuts no greater than 75mm diameter with a maximum length of 3 metres. Works will balance lower canopy.

T1 Oak. Trim crown by up to 2m to shape. T2 Robinia. Remove first branch. Cut back from chimney and roof to give 1-2m clearance.

T1, Red Oak : shorten back second order branches over roof by 2m to a suitable side branch to leave a natural form; shorten back remaining side branches by a similar amount to leave a radial spread of approximately 8m; remove dead wood over 75mm.

T1,Yew Tree : fell - out grown its position/ unsightly & causing damage to the wall T2, Spruce : fell - out grown its position & growing to close to ancient stone wall T3,Macrocarpa : fell - remove as growing to close to the wall & shading broadleaf trees T4, Beech : Remove lowest limb that's close to the garage roof back to the stem T5, Purple Plumb : fell & remove (dead)