T1 - Small leaf lime. Reduce by up to 6-7m branches are hanging over fence where a mobile home is situated and tree is now intermingling with... T2 - Silver birch Reduce by up to 3 1/2m branches are hanging over public foot path. Trees have not been pruned for over 15 years

T1 - Ash - raise crown up to 5 meters from ground level, thin crown by up to 35% - reduce overhang to neighbour's garden, reduce shade to neighbour and 29 Middle Street, reduce wind load - previous application (19/02583/TRCA) for work on this tree *not* completed due to Covid-19. T2 - Damson - remove 3 stems leaving main stem in middle - suffered previous limb failure. T3 - Elder - remove - unstable, dying and close to neighbour's fence.

Elder, Sycamore, Pine, Juniper,Conifer - Remove Privet Hedge Reduction of 1.5 - 2.0m (to fence line)

5 Day Notice - Fell Tree due to large limb (25% of canopy) has failed and smashed through a boundary fence and slid down the neighbours bungalow wall.

Cutting back willow tree back to the fence line by approximately 3/4 metres

T1 Apple - fell to near ground level. Reasons - tree is decayed and smothered in ivy for several years. Also in the way of replacing fencing.

G1 Row of Leylandi Cypress Trees - trees are located adjacent to footpath. Reduce height to previous pruning points which is 5m. Footpath side to be laterally pruned back to fence line. To maintain size of trees. To cut back from public footpath.

Elm tree - the team will use pole saws to cut the branches around the building back 1.5m and to a height of 5m, the work will be carried out from ground level. overgrown and is at risk of damaging the building. Also while on site a dead tree was found to have fallen into the site and damaged the fence line and is also now a trip hazard.

T2 is the Ash tree to crown reduce to give 2-3m clearance to the neighbouring property the Ash tree is not currently touching the property but does overhang the neighbouring property boundary line and it is prudent to prevent the tree from touching the property. I believe the home owners may of also raised the issue with the council. G1 is a hedge at the end of stratford place and has been allowed to grow out of control so reducing it down is prudent especially as it will allow pedestrins to see over the hedge in to stratford place for when they walk between the to. G2 is a section of Hedge and occasional sing trees that has out grown the space and got to tall the plan is to bring them down to the fence height approx. 6 ft again I believe the home owners have raised the issue with the council. All of the maps have a light black line showing the path where we intend to crown lift to 2.5m above ground level and cut back to the edge of the path to allow free flow of pedestrians along the path.

T1 is the ash tree to crown lift to 3.5m above ground level this is under a tpo and the reasons for the works are to ensure the public footpath is clear and flowing and does not have obstructions. T2 is the Ash tree to crown reduce to give 2-3m clearance to the neighbouring property the Ash tree is not currently touching the property but does overhang the neighbouring property boundary line and it is prudent to prevent the tree from touching the property. I believe the home owners may of also raised the issue with the council. G1 is a hedge at the end of stratford place and has been allowed to grow out of control so reducing it down is prudent especially as it will allow pedestrins to see over the hedge in to stratford place for when they walk between the to. G2 is a section of Hedge and occasional sing trees that has out grown the space and got to tall the plan is to bring them down to the fence height approx. 6 ft again I believe the home owners have raised the issue with the council. All of the maps have a light black line showing the path where we intend to crown lift to 2.5m above ground level and cut back to the edge of the path to allow free flow of pedestrians along the path.