:Reduce the tree canopy on the north west side where it is encroaching on Amyatts Terrace by approximately 1.5m as depicted in the annotated photo ref: 23.2123.TCA yew annotated photo.

Juniper - fell. Cherry - fell.

T1, Holm Oak : crown reduce to existing pollards points approximately 3.5-4m above ground level. Reduce all aspects of tree to leave a balanced shape to allow a new crown formation. Maximum diameter of cuts 50mm.

T1- Scots Pine: removal of 1 x heavily weighted, primary limb connected onto main tree stem.

T1 & T2- Sycamores: re-pollard to previous points.

T1: Acacia - reduce height by no more than 2.5m and a lateral crown reduction of no more than 1.5m. T2: Oak - reduce crown height by no more than 2.5m and lateral crown reduction of no more than 1.5m. T3: Walnut - crown reduction of no more than 1m. T4: Sycamore - reduce height by no more than 4m (above previous pruning points) and lateral crown reduction of no more than 1.5m.

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).

Crown reduction/retrenchment pruning to encourage the lower growth to form a more compact and healthy crown. This to be achieved by reducing the height of the tree and the radial crown spread broadly in accordance with the red arc in the marked photograph(ref: 23/1781.TCA annotated photo 1) of the tree taken from the roadside, pruning back to suitable growth points or subordinate branches. The deadwood to be managed in the following way: Brittle/small diameter deadwood should be completely removed via a pulling test. Large diameter deadwood within the arc to be retained with its epiphytic plants, where feasible, with natural fracture pruning used to shorten those dead branches.

T1 and T2 Yews - re-shape crown tops by reducing by maximum of 1m, and reducing crown sides by a maximum of 0.75m (aligned vertically with front wall) creating a balanced curve. Minor cuts over entrance pathway to maintain 2-2.2m high clearance and to maintain width in-line with stone pillar edges.

Tree G: 'tree kicker' habitat features in the River Sid. The felled tree is winched back to its stump and secured back to its stump with 12mm steel wire rope (10 ton B/S).