Beech (13425) - Reduction of lower limbs over garage by 3 m. Sweet Chestnut (13413) - Crown reduction of 3 m Sweet Chestnut (13414) - Crown reduction of 3 m TPO Reference: HDC1068 -2001

T1 - Scots Pine - Crown lift lower lateral branches overhanging garage to give 1-2m clearance removing secondary growth only

Demolition of existing stables/garage and erection of replacement outbuilding (comprising garage and ancillary accommodation) to serve Elm Tree Farm.

1. 1 x Scots Pine (within G11 of TPO HD 53) - Fell 2. Beech (T6 of TPO HD 53) - Removal of 4 branches which overhang garage.

1. T1 Rowan- Fell 2. T3 Apple- re-pollard to previous pollard points 3. T4 Sycamore- Prune branches almost touching next doors garage by up to 2m.

1. Maple - Crown reduction of 4-5 m to a few feet above previous trim. As I understand it the maple tree (sketch plan highlighted in yellow) in my garden was trimmed back around 15yrs ago and new growth is presenting an issue above a garage and creates a safety concern around it in the garden. I wish to cut the tree back to a few feet above the previous trim (approx. 4-5 metres) to encourage new growth in a safe and controlled way.

T1 - Beech - Lift canopy to give 3-4m clearance T2 - Oak - Lift canopy to give 3-4m clearance T3 - Oak - Fell T4 - Oak - Lift the canopy to allow 2-3m clearance from garage roof

1 birch, which is leaning, in grass near garage - fell and remove

1. 145a - mixed group - cut back cotoneaster to give 1.5 clearance of garage, sever ivy on honey locust - To abate a nuisance, rubbing lateral branches on garage roof. 2. 146a - oak - remove a 1m section of ivy from ground level using hand tools only - To enable clear future inspection of main stem. 3. 149c - Scots Pine - remove deadwood 25mm and greater over site only - To reduce the volume of debris, mess and damage caused by falling deadwood over the target area and reduce risk of injury. 4. 151 - beech - reduce height by 3-4m reduce lateral branches by 2.5-3m to shape, remove deadwood Carry out climbing inspection of unions. - Reduction to suitable growth points to promote new growth and to improve vitality. 5. 153 - lime - remove deadwood 25mm and greater in diameter, remove epicormic growth to height of 8m To reduce the volume of debris, mess and damage caused by falling deadwood improve light to the ground floor apartments. 6. 154 - lime - remove deadwood 25mm and greater in diameter, and hanging branch at 16m northeast side of crown remove epicormic growth to height of 8m. 7. 155 - lime - remove deadwood 25mm and greater in diameter, and hanging branch at 16m northeast side of crown remove epicormic growth to height of 8m. 8. 156 - lime - remove deadwood 25mm and greater in diameter, and hanging branch at 16m northeast side of crown remove epicormic growth to height of 8m. 9. 157 - lime - remove deadwood 25mm and greater in diameter, and hanging branch at 16m northeast side of crown remove epicormic growth to height of 8m, remove ivy from main stem. Removal of epicormic growth To reduce the volume of debris, mess and damage caused by falling deadwood over the target area and reduce risk of injury. To improve light to the ground floor apartments. 10. 162 - Tulip - Crown Lift To A Height Of 3m From Ground Levelimprove light to the ground floor apartments. - To give sufficient height clearance over the lawn and seating area of the site.

1. T1 T2 2x Oak - fell these previously pollarded trees as they are too close to the garage 2. T3 Acacia - fell this leaning unbalanced tree which will leave room for Oaks to grow into & prevent falling on house