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.

Tree 1, Turkey oak : Crown reduce the low lateral branch gowning to the north by up to 5 meters making two pruning cuts of approximately 50mm in diameter. Remove one 50mm diameter branch growing to the west. Tree 2, Turkey oak : Remove 4 x branches of around 5cm diameter x 6m long; plus, 1 low branch over hanging the public walkway - again around 5cm in diameter x 6m long. Tree 3, Turkey oak : Remove the very low branches resting on the fence /shed (around 5 branches at 5cm diameter x 2m long)

Oak - Cut 3 lower branches (growing through fence), max. length 12m; max dia. 20cm.

T1509, Oak : Remove major deadwood from within the crown; remove low and overhanging epicormic growth which is within 0.5m of neighbouring fence and gate; maximum diameter of cuts 50mm

T1, Oak : Crown reduce by no more than 1.5m as per the below picture ensuring the tree retains a balanced and uniform shape; maximum diameter of cuts 60mm; reduce crown back from house ensuring 2.5m clearance; prune over fence and shed to achieve 1m clearance where possible; remove all stubs back to appropriate pruning point and remove all deadwood. Reason: Appropriate Arb Management.

To coppice at 1 metre above ground level 1 x multi-stemmed Willow tree. This tree is causing concerns as it is growing very close to the neighbour's fencing amid worries it will cause damage to the fencing.

T1 (012400) English Oak Adjacent to no 12 : Reduce limb growing over roof by 2.5m; prune the upper crown back to about 0.5m behind fence (grass side) T1 (97024) English Oak Adjacent to no 15 : Prune to give 2.5m / 3m clearance from house; crown lift over fence and garage to achieve 1 - 1.5m clearance. Reason: Appropriate arboricultural maintenance to ensure long-term clearance.

T1, Pittosporum : fell, too big and is beginning to damage the fence. The electricity supply cable is running through it. Replace by a shrub. T2, Fir tree : 50% of the leaves/fronds are brown/dead. Unhealthy looking. Replace by a shrub/tree to screen the area it vacates. T3, Apple tree : normal winter pruning required. T4, Flowering Cherry: reduce canopy size by about 2 metres to keep it in check so it does not over grow the garden

Tree No, Species, Works and reason. T1588 - Sycamore : Cut branches overhanging fence back to main stem. One larger branch requires approximately 120mm maximum diameter cut, remainder approximately 50mm maximum diameter of cut Sever ivy at base of tree. To reduce dominance over neighbouring properties T1589- Sycamore : Remove two marked stems extending eastwards. Cut remaining crown where overhanging fence back to main stems, maximum diameter of cuts 50mm. Sever ivy at base of tree. To reduce dominance over neighbouring properties. T1590 - Sycamore : Fell. To reduce dominance over neighbouring properties. T1591 - Sycamore : Fell. To reduce dominance over neighbouring properties. T1592 -Sycamore : Remove one marked stem extending eastwards, diameter of cut approximately 200mm. Sever ivy at base of tree. To reduce dominance over neighbouring properties.

T2, Goat Willow : Remove broken overhanging branch T3, Triple stemmed Alder Dead : Fell tree (ownership being investigated) scrubland T4, Alder : Reduce southern stem by 3 to 4 metres to avoid further leaning into children's play area G1, Small Ash trees (5) growing through the stream fence, all have ash dieback, remove whilst manageable due to location and potential to fall and damage property G2, Maple Tree : Dead remove