T1 Oak Deadwood whole tree, raise canopy to 5.5metres all the way round. Reduce secondary branch travelling towards the house and over the garage by 1.5metres and to a suitable growth point. Reduce 1 branch travelling over neighbours property by 1.5metres to raise and bring it back with in the owners boundary. Remove epicormic growth from lower half of tree along with ivy and clean the stem up.

T1 - Chestnut Tree - a crown reduction of no more than 2m and crown clean removing any damaged, crossing, malformed or dangerous branches T2 -Cherry - Fell due to close proximity to house once built and clear signs of decay in the main stem. S1 - section of mixed species that overhang the boundary line a declining state. Sycamore, ash and horse chestnut. Remove any overhanging branches/trees.

G1 - Group of trees including; 1 x Laburnum, Remove Laburnum in the front corner of property to ground level. 1 x Laburnum, Reduce by 1.5m in height, 1m in breadth. 1 x Apple, Remove co-dominant apple stem back to the low union. 1 x Ash (rooted in neighbouring property but canopy overhangs boundary) Pollard leaning ash back to the boundary line G2 - Reduce 2 x Prunus by up to 2m across canopy, provide up to 1m clearance on BT lines where possible. Thin canopies so they are less dense by 20-30% T1 - Beech (rooted in neighbouring property but canopy overhangs boundary), Prune back towards the boundary only by 2-3m, provide 2m clearance from the house. Crown raise to the boundary line up to 4m. T2 - Ash (rooted in neighbouring property but canopy overhangs boundary) Remove large hanging branch in ash tree Reduce back the remaining Northern canopy by 3-4m towards the boundary line to reduce chances of failure T3 - Turkish Hazel with split in, remove to ground level

Proposed new 3 bedroom bungalow house with associated hard and soft landscaping and new boundary walls