T3 - Weeping Elm - remove basal sucker growth and prune away from the building by up to 1 metre (removing 2.5m) T4 - Irish Yew - prune back from building by 1 metre (removing 1.2 metres) and reshape crown by 1.2 metres. T5 - Robinia - crown lift 4 No. limbs over building by 2.5-3.0 metres and remove major deadwood.

T1. 1 x Mountain Ash - Remove Dead Limb T2. 1 x Cherry Plum - Heavy reduction to lateral growth by approx 50% T3. 1 x Hawthorne - Remove dead wood T4 - T6. 3 x Elm (Dead) - Fell to ground level (Dutch elm disease)

T1 - Sycamore - crown lift to 3 metres over garden (by 2.0-2.5 metres) and crown reduce top by up to 2 metres. T2 - Sycamore - fell to give space for neighbouring trees to develop T3 - Sycamore - crown lift to 3 metres over garden (by 2.0-2.5 metres) and crown thin by 15%. T4- Sycamore - crown thin upper crown by 15% and crown lift over garden to 3 metres (by 2.0-2.5 metres). T5 - Sycamore - crown thin by 10% and crown lift over road to 5.5 metres (2.5-3.0m) and over garden to 3 metres (2.0-2.5m). T6 - Sycamore - prune back crown by 2.0-2.5 metres, 4 secondary limbs over garden and pool area, crown lift low epicormic growth to 3 metres (2.0-2.5m) and crown thin by 15%. T7 - Sycamore - prune back crown by 2.0-2.5metres, 2 secondary limbs over garden and pool area, crown lift low epicormic growth to 3 metres (2.0-2.5m) and crown thin by 15%.

Yew - 20% reduction to crown

666 - 1 No. Field Maple - crown reduce to previous pruning points, by up to 2 metres (TPO (No. 24) 1997) 607 - 1 No. Lime - remove epicormic growth from base to 3 metres above ground level, crown raise to 3 metres above ground level 608 - Thuja hedge - Field Maple - crown riase over neighbouring property and car park to 3 metres above ground level and remove major deadwood 656 - Lawson Cypress - fell to ground level 649 - Ash - remove major deadwood 650 - Ash - remove major deadwood

Eastern Corner of Church Yard near Car Park T1 - Cedar Remove damaged region of broken limb in sections from the lower eastern crown, back to the lateral branch The large cedar tree has lost part of a large limb, leaving a large, jagged stump The suggested works will remove the remaining large piece of dead wood back to an existing growth point ALL ITEMS INCLUDING REMOVING ARISING DEBRIS, LEAVING SITE CLEAN AND TIDY

1) Ash ADB - Foliar Wilt - Fell to Base 2) "Ash x6 Stool" ADB - Retrenchment evident, Crown Dieback Approx. 40%, Deadwood in Crown, Dense Ivy -Re-Coppice at Base 3) Ash ADB - Retrenchment evident, Crown Dieback Approx. 20% - Fell to Base 4) Sycamore x17 "Branches touching Phone Line. Weighted towards Residence" - Aerial Pruning: Crown Raise to Approx.8m 5) Ash "ADB - Early Onset (Aerial Access currently possible) Pronounced Lean over Residence" - Fell to Base 6) Ash x3 Stool "ADB - Early Onset, Some Foliar Wilt evident (Aerial Access currently possible)" - Fell to Base 7) Ash ADB - Advanced, Approx. Crown Dieback Approx. 85% - Fell to Base 8) Ash ADB - Crown Dieback Approx. 40% - "Fell to Base& Clear PROW" 9) AshADB - Brach Failure - Fell to Base 10) Ash x2 ADB - Early Onset - Fell to Base 11) Sycamore x8 Situated in embankment between two concrete driveways with retained wall to West. Concerns regarding future damage & subsidence - Coppice / Recoppice at Base 12) Sycamore Leaf Litter causing slips, trips, & falls, and vehicle slippage. Loss of light to 1 Downs Villas - Aerial Pruning: Crown Lift & Remove Scaffold Limb over Driveway 13) Sycamore Historic Loss of Top, leaving an Asymmetrical Crown weighted over Parking - Fell to Base 14) Sycamore "Squirrel Damage - Major Dieback / Dead Crown. Over Parking & House" - Fell to Base 15) Ash "Branches touching OHPL. Sparking Reported. Over Weighted. Over Garden / House" - "Report to UKPN Remove Branches from OHPL Reweight Tree" 17) Ash ADB evident. Pronounced Lean over Road & OHPhL - Fell to Base 18) Hawthorn Large Crown impeding on Road - Cut back Crown off Road 19) Sycamore x20 Large Crowns impeding on Road. Branches touching OHPhL - Crown Rasie 6-8m off OHPhL and over Road 20) Hawthorn Crown entangled within OHPhL - Crown Rasie off OHPhL

To pollard an old lime tree

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.

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