Horse chestnut reduction - Reduce by 2m only on the east side of the tree leaning over the roof of the house. Cut to suitable growth points to preserve health and form of the tree, thinning and dead wooding will also be carried out where necessary.

T1, Oak : reduce north and eastern aspect by 2m, maximum diameter of cut (MDC) 25mm; remove major hazardous deadwood. T2, Beech : reduce northern aspect by 2m, reduce 1x limb growing north east by 2.5m, MDC 25mm T3, Beech : reduce northern aspect by 2.5m, remove crossing limb on southern aspect back to source, remove limb growing west back to source, MDC 50mm. Remove major hazardous deadwood. T4, Oak : reduce northern aspect by 2m, MDC 40mm; remove major hazardous deadwood overhanging Burwood House only, inspect upper portion of northern canopy and remove snapped branch if appropriate. T5, Beech : reduce northern aspect by up to 2m, MDC 25mm. T6, Tulip Tree : remove northern stem back to source near ground level and crown reduce southern stem by 3m in height and lateral spread by 1.5m.

T1: Oak - reduce crown by approximately 2.5 - 3m to previous pruning points, maximum diameter cuts 50mm. Create approximately 1.5m of clearance from house.

Liquidambar : crown reduce height to 1.5m below lines; side of crown over pavement cut back to a 30cm inside roadside curb and other sides reduced to a tidier dome. Magnolia : reduce crown height to 4m to encourage lower growth to avoid wind damage and leave a 1.5m clearance from main house (around line of veranda).

T1, Oak: Remove approximately 30% of the foliage area of the tree by via thinning. This pruning should be achieved by: - reduce lowest limb growing towards house by 4m, back to the two side branches making a 175mm diameter pruning cut; - prune back branch over topping lowest branch growing towards house to prevent shading of lower branch; - prune remainder of crown by reduction via thinning, seeking to removing 25-35% of overall foliage area; - pruning to target most heavily extended and laterally growing branches by removing 3-6m branch sections making pruning cuts of around 100mm in diameter.

T1: Reduce canopy spread on east side by up to 2m, where it encroaches on the house, & reduce the overall height of the tree by approx. 3m. T2: Lowest short branch that overhangs the garden - retain. 2nd lowest extended branch over the garden - reduce by approx. 4m to a suitable growth point or side branch. T3: Oak : reduce the whole leader by 3-4m.

Oak tree approx. 7m to north of house - reduce the canopy on the south and east sides where it overhangs the dwelling and driveway respectively by up to 2-3m, pruning back branches to suitable growth points to accord with BS3998 2010 Tree Work Recommendations and good arboricultural practice

T1: Monterey cypress - removal of roots up to 20mm where uplifting and protruding through driveway surface. (Consult with Tree Team if roots 20mm need works and alternative suitable driveway surface required.) T2: mature sweet chestnut with senescent crown - reduction of canopy on west side (nearest the house) and height reduction by approximately 1.5m. Removal of deadwood. T3: yew - crown lift to 2.5m above ground level to allow access under the canopy, reduce the extent of eastern canopy by up to 2m. T4 & T5: chestnuts - reduce overhanging branches back to hedgerow by approx 1.5m.

1867 Smooth Japanese Maple - Maintain 1m clearance from house by regular light pruning. 1870 Western Hemlock - Prune canopy to give 2m linear clearance to Hazel. 1878 Blue Atlas Cedar - Crown reduction of longest lateral branches by 2-4m in length. 1885 Wellingtonia - Shorten low branch to west by 2m to edge of parking bay making pruning cuts up to 50mm in diameter. 1887 Western Red Cedar - Crown raise to give 2m clearance above ground level making pruning cuts up to 30mm in diameter. Lawson Cypress in G3 - Fell. G4 Lawson Cypress; Western red Cedar - Prune back to give 1.5m linear clearance to lodge making pruning cuts up to 40mm in diameter.

Beech: crown reduction of branches growing towards the neighbours house by approximately 1.5 - 2 m, diameter cuts approximately 3 - 5 cm. Western Red Cedar (x2): fell.