(T1) Blue Atlas Cedar- semi mature specimen, one of the co dominant leaders has previously split out leaving the second leader exposed.- reduce remaining leader by 2.5-3 meters to reduce the risk of failure.- reduce end heavy North Easterly mid crown lateral over lawn by 2 meters to reduce the risk of end loading.- remove major dead wood. (T2) Atlas Cedar- semi mature specimen, has been reduce on the Easterly side to accommodate new build property, twin stemmed leader in top crown, potential for a compression union at the bifurcation.- reduce Easterly crown by 1.5 meters to pacify neighbours and avoid damage to property.- reduce end heavy North Westerly mid crown lateral over conservatory by 2 meters to reduce the risk of end loading.

Removal of an existing dilapidated conservatory, replacing with stone-built sun room on the same footprint and removal of existing balcony replacing with glazed balcony to the roof space. Removal of dead willow tree stump in rear garden-see PL2a Proposed Site Plan.

T1 & T2 - Ash - re-pollard by 4 metres - due to T1 overhanging neighbours conservatory and T2 overhanging neighbours property and driveway. Ive recommended the trees be re-pollarded on a 5-10 year cycle. T3 - Ash - Fell - This tree is starting to interfere with Conifer tree next to it and is out growing the garden. 14 Middletons Road also has a history of subsidence on the western wall and due to our extreme weather conditions, I feel that everything would benefit by removing this tree.

2.0 Due to crowding, subsidence and aging of the tree stock there is a need for extensive maintenance and remedial work in both properties. 2.1 Tree 11 Oak Tree at road frontage on property boundary. Reduce/nip lower crown limbs from power and BT Lines by 1m. Further raising of the crown to low hanging branches that obstruct access to both properties. Raising of crown by 1.5 meters 2.2 Tree 12 Ash tree felled and ground. Due to proximately to domestic oil tank, as the cause of the garage and garden workshop subsistence. This tree also has a 40cm deep cavity in the lower trunk and is shading better positioned trees. 2.3 Tree 13 Mulberry tree remove secondary limb, which over hangs outbuilding by approximately 3m. The tree has been pulled lower due to its growth away for the Ash Tree 12. 2.4 Tree 13A Fig tree removal from conservatory. 2.5 Tree 14 Liquid Amber crown lift /raise max 2m keeping shape. 2.6 Tree 15 Walnut remove all major dead wood. Remove two outreach branches that overhang neighbour properties and garden shed posing a property damage risk. 2.7 Tree 16 Dual trunk Ash with subsidence, fir a cable binding in the ash to protect trunks. 2.8 Tree 17 Overgrown laurel bring down to current hedge height. 2.9 Tree 18 Maple reduction of 30% of crown by 2m 2.10 Tress 19 two "bolus" Plums grown from old fruit root stock. Are now overgrown with cracks, breaks and dead. TO be felled and taken down to grown level. 2.11 Tree 20 Remove small secondary limb of sweet chestnut back origin. 2.12 Tree 21 Crown reduction of Ash by 2meters. 2.13 Tree 21A felling of two Hawthorn trees. Two trees just under the Ash labeled 21 in the plan

T1 Ash: Remove 9 no over extended lateral limbs overhanging conservatory. This is a mature Ash tree, evidence of Inonotus hispidus on three of the branches over conservatory. The branches have extended heavily over the property causing excessive shading and branch drop onto roof. Removal of these limbs will make significant difference to light into the property, the works will not impact on the amenity value of this tree.

T1 Holly: Reduce to height of the Conifers. To form part of hedgerow. T2 Eucalyptus: Dismantle tree to height of Conifers. Poor specimen, previously pollarded. No amenity value. T3 Silver Birch: Reduce laterals towards conservatory by 2.5 metres To increase light into property. T4 Lime: Reduce laterals over garden by 2 metres. To allow light to understorey, minimal pruning required. T5 Bay: Reduce by circa 2 metres. To maintain ornamental shape and size. T6 Sycamore: Remove 2 lowest branches. To allow light to understorey.

T1 + T2 + T3 + T4 Apple trees & T5 Pear: fell to ground level and as trees pruned numerus time before and in poor condition and are shading conservatory T6 Magnolia & T7 Cherry: fell to ground level as trees have outgrown their position and owner would like to increase lawn space T10 Lime on boundary with Hartford Road: Remove major dead wood in lower crown. Crown lift to 4m over garden

Horse Chestnut (T2). Proposal is for felling of the tree. Replant with one tree of more limited growth\easier maintenance, from the maple family, in similar position and likely maintain at half the height, that would provide higher amenity level to the community. Reasons for proposal- Roots causing damage to my close-by patio, through cracks to patio surround and lifting of slabs. Large roots are also exposed on the surface and higher than ground level. I have a close-by conservatory and this could be affected by subsidence if work is not carried out, - Branches spread out into the path of traffic on the Wood End road, and hit passing vehicle,branches spread into electricity and telephone lines of my property, year on year damage to our fence which borders the property, and so the fence has had to be cut to allow the branches to spread through onto the road. - Low amenity value, especially as we have other larger trees sitting close by on the same fence line. But partly due to the type and look of the tree, considering it has leaf decay throughout the summer months from the prevalence of the insects, so it looks unsightly even when in 'bloom'. It does not provide value to the community. - Excessive shading of garden, and its soaking up of moisture from the soil, results in an inability to grow lawn and garden borders in that area.

2x Beech Tree: reduce height by 3.5 m/ reduce laterally by 2m/ Crown raise over conservatory to 4.