Cherry plum - Fell (HDC 1071-2001 - 12900) I want to get the tree cut down with the stump removal to enable me to get some extra parking space to park both my cars

T1. Silver Birch - Fell

1. T757 - tip reduce branches overhanging building by up to 4m to give 2m clearance from roof and building. This tree is in decline and the proposed work will take the branches back to healthy wood to give chance of healthy regeneration. Additionally this work will prevent damage from failing branches damaging roof and give more light to building and hence prevent damp. 2. T3428 - Tip reduce branches overhanging garden back to boundary c.3m. To relieve excessive shading.

1. T1 Oak - Crown reduction of 2.5 to 3 meters from the outer circumference.

1. 2 x Scots Pine - Fell

1. T1 & T2 2 x Oak trees (identified in blue ink on sketch plan) - Prune overhanging side of Oak trees away from property by 4 m. 2. 3 x Oak Trees (identified in pink) - Reduce the remaining Oak trees over hanging the driveway back to suitable, previous growth points to reduce overhanging crown by approximately 4.5M. Reasons for work: (As specified by the client) "Obviously, the canopy of the trees has grown considerably towards our property since the survey was carried out. The trees are now leaning significantly over the boundary in close proximity to the house blocking out light. We have had to refrain from parking our vehicles under the trees because of falling debris. When fully covered with foliage of tree 1 is approximately 1.5m from the property and tree 2 is approximately 1m from the property. The other trees highlighted on the attached plan are those which require reduction due to the overhanging crown." "We have notified our neighbours, Mr and Mrs Sean Farnan, of our desire to apply for work on the oak trees in question and they didnot raise any objections."

1. Oak tree 1833 - 01/01080/HDC - the north side of the tree will be reduced by 2m back towards the boundary fence but not crossing it. the tree will be shaped as it previously was by SRA tree services, the tree is currently with in 1m of the roof of 22 greenhaven and blocking light. The re shaping of the tree will eliminate the risk of it becoming in contact with the pitch roof of 22 greenhaven.

T1 and T2 - Pine - Fell T3 - Holly - Fell

1. T1. Oak tree on back boundary (Hart District Council Tree) - Reduce 2.5m in height with a finish height of 16-16.5m. Reduce eastern side by 3m at its widest point and Western side by 2m to leave a more balanced crown and a radial spread of 6m approx. This will give the resident more light levels to property.

1. Silver Birch (front garden of no 7 Bannister Gardens) - Fell We are seeking a permission for the removal of the aforementioned tree. My husband has been diagnosed with an incurable lung condition and his allergy to this tree is making him quite poorly. We are also fearing that this tree is getting too big for the plot and that the roots might be contributing to the local flooding issues that happened several times last year where marked drains could not cope with the volume of water going down the road. There is also a manhole in the near proximity of the tree not to mention an major electrical connection in the pavement that is marked with yellow lines in the picture. Ideally we would like to remove the tree and not plant a replacement as we do not want to exacerbate my husbands lung issue however we are open to discussion on this matter.