DUPLICATE OF 2019/03531/TREE - T1 Sycamore (Acer Pseudoplatanus) Remove Ivy to height of the rear fence. Retain all Ivy below the height of the rear fence both. Reduce crown to 1m above the previous pruning points. retain at least 1/3 of crown density/furnishing growth

Rear garden with side access- 20+ Conifers and 1x Prunus that are impacting on the fence line and blocking out light and air. GRP1 - Large 20+ Conifers -Fell to ground level; T1 - Medium Prunus -Fell to ground level.

Rear garden with no side access T1 - Medium Conifer -Fell to ground level. T2 - Medium Will in the adjacent garden - Cutback the limb encroaching on the garden of No 113, back to the fence line.

T Leyland cypress (? Cuprocyparis leylandii) Fell to ground level and remove arisings. Grind out stump 30cm below ground level. Due to the stumps close proximity to the fence we may not be able to remove it completely T2 Leyland cypress (? Cuprocyparis leylandii) Fell to ground level and remove all arisings. Grind out stump 30cm below ground level. Due to the stumps close proximity to the fence we may not be able to remove it completely

T1 - Hawthorn(Cratageous)-reduce crown by 25% to suitable growth points-lift crown where necessary for good fence clearance T2- Elder(Sambucus nigra)-reduce crown by 25% to suitable growth points-lift crown where necessary for good fence clearance

T2. Rear garden Ivy Common, Hedera helix, Trim back towards fence line T1. Rear garden Sycamore, Acer pseudoplatanus, Reduce all round by 2-3m to suitable growth points - Remove creeper and ivy from tree - Remove substantial dead wood

T1 - Mulberry - Rear - Reduce all aspects of the crown by approx. 2.5m. Retain as much furnishing growth as possible to facilitate a healthy recovery. T2 - Horse Chestnut - Rear - Thin crown by approx. 15-20% to allow more light to reach the far end of the garden. Reduce all aspects of the crown by approx. 2.5 metres. Reduce the large low limb that overhangs several neighbouring gardens by approx. 3 - 3.5 metres. Remove all dead, dying and diseased branches. Retain low foliage as a green screen from neighbouring properties. - T3 - Pink Horse Chestnut - Rear - Remove dead, dying and diseased branches. Reduce climbing ivy to the height of the rear fence. Reduce long overextended limbs by approx. 2.5 - 3 metres back towards the boundary line. Carry out an aerial tree inspection.

Remove rear garden Rowan tree The tree which we would like to cut down is a mature Rowan, which was planted pre 1988. The foliage has become thinner over the years and is now very sparse. Work, including pruning and crown reduction was carried out by 'Treecare' (www.treecare.co.uk) in 2005 and 2018. Also in 2018, we noticed that a sizeable section of the tree, which was overhanging our neighbours' garden, was dying. 'Treecare' removed this section of the tree advising that the damage was caused by our neighbours garden being fully astroturfed. This meant that the roots spreading under their garden were obtaining no nutrients, thereby causing the tree to die. Treecare' s recommendation was to keep and eye on the tree to see how it fared - that it may or may not survive. At the end of 2019, a large branch/section of the tree blew down in high winds. This branch was about 4 - 4.5 metres long with a circumference of 68cm at it's widest point. The branch straddled the fence between the gardens of 28 and 26 Greswell Street. Fortunately, no damage was caused to any property. The tree is now showing further evidence of cracks and we feel that it is time to remove it in order to avoid potential future accidents / damage to our and our neighbours gardens and property. We would appreciate it I'd you could consider this application and allow us to have the tree removed before the Autumn, when there are more likely to be high winds and an increased chance of the tree coming down. We intend to replace the Rowan by planting another Rowan, a Quince or most likely a Medlar (Mespilus Germanica Westerveld medlar). .the latter will not grow so high but will offer a degree of privacy and help the local bird-life. We look forward to hearing from you in due course. Photos are attached in the next section.

Rear garden: (T1) - Elder(Sambucus) -section fell to ground level -poison stump using EcoPlug capsules inserted into stump wood to prevent sucker regrowth. (T2) - Sycamore(Acer pseudoplatanus) -remove up to 2x selected branches encroaching on LU viaduct fence

rear garden T1 Robinia - Fell as close to ground level Tree has outgrown its location having been planted in a bed close to the rear boundary fence and a low brick retaining wall.