TG1. Hazel, Ash and Holly Trimming back Hazel growth to boundary, overhanging Tarn Kennels from Woodland to East of Mill Rose Way. Trimming back overhanging branches of 2 x Ash. Felling of 1 x Holly (Fallen/heavily leaning). Reasons: for safety and general maintenance of buildings/fences at Tarn Kennels. Trees have grown/fallen onto buildings. The Ash may well have succumb to Ash dieback and are heavily leaning towards the East. The Holly tree has fallen onto boundary fence and would appear unstable. All works should not affect the integrity or amenity of this boundary stretch of woodland.

T1 Ash - Infected with AD - Fell, retaining 4m stems as habitat. T2 Ash - Infected with AD, Poor unbalanced form - Fell to ground level T3 Elder - damaging boundary fence - Fell to ground level

Lime tree - fell 1 no. branch extending over boundary fence to prevent excessive shading

T1 & T2 - to be removed as the neighbours house 23 Downs Walk is completely surrounded on all sides and gets not sunlight at all. The tree, T1, is pushing the fence, this cannot be rectified without moving the property boundary.

Grey Poplar - T1 - Reduce crown by 20% to allow more light into garden and prevent lower branches from falling onto boundary fencing. Tree is exposed to adverse weather conditions as it is on flat ground in field with no other trees for protection. My client has advised that branches have previously snapped off the tree into garden.

Removal of sycamore trees on edge of garden pushing over boundary fence, interfering with telegraph pole and also growing into 60ft Scots pine

2 x Oaks overhanging northern side of the rear garden, cut back by 5m (cutting back to boundary fence line). 1 x Willow, cut back overhanging branch by approximately 2m, back to the boundary fence line. 1 x Hazel coppice in the rear garden re-coppice. Grind out small stumps in garden. 1 x Elder, fell and grind. Reason for the work to be done is that the trees are all encroaching the garden.