Ash tree behind summer house identified as T1 in attached Sketch. The Ash tree is in an extremely poor physiological condition most probably due to Ash die back. Ivy now populates the majority of the tree. It has also suffered structural damage in recent storms when a neighbouring tree fell upon it. Our client is requesting removal of the tree.

Beech identified as T1 in TPO NEL197 and in Sketch Plan. There is significant decay and cavity in the lowest branch on the North Side. This branch is growing towards the car park in the neighbouring care home. In the interest of safety we propose to prune the branch back to a suitable fork where the decay ends. Should the decay extend further we would prune to the main stem.

Willow tree within grounds of Falcon Mews Part of G2: reduce canopy encroachment into 7 Marples Mews back to boundary fence. Reason: The Willow is nearly touching the house and is constantly dropping debris. The willow is starting to over power her garden and would like a little more natural light.

Ash tree T217: Reduce canopy spread to 6m from base of tree. create 3.5m clearance from house. see photos attached to email and updated works specification.

T2 Silver Birch: take 2m from roadside of front edge and 2m from house side. Reduce height by 3m to 4m. Reason: tree health, safety and protection of property.

Propose cutting back branches that touch my house and or overhanging my garden to help stop the 'resin' fallout making my footpaths, summer house, fence, roof ect very sticky - it is very messy and probably unhealthy it is also diseased - leaves fall out in spring and are 'crinkly'. Previous 2020 Application DM/0937/20/TPO.

With reference NEL257. We request to prune 2 branches of the Beech (T1) back to a fork. These are overhanging the house. The client wishes to manage growth in this direction. These are identified in Pic5 (attached) with the pruning point indicated by a yellow line. Again with reference NEL257. We request to prune 1 branch of the Lime (T2) back to the stem. This is growing towards the satellite dish. The client wishes to control growth toward the structure. This is identified in Pic6 (attached) with the pruning point indicated with a yellow line. The location of these trees are indicated as T1 and T2 on the attached sketch. My client would like to file a section 211 notice for removal of the remaining trees on site. With reference to the Tree Survey 2021 carried out by engie (attached) this includes T1(Monterey Cypruss), T3 (Yew), G1 (2x Yew), T6 (Plum) and T7 (Norway Maple). The approximate location of which are indicated on the attached sketch.

Sycamore tree T1: Pollard to a 12inch stump Reason: tree is approximately 2.5m from Building, shade to No.22, causing damage to driveway, roots go under property, making driveway and side lane unusable for parking vehicles due to bird droppings and sap, branches causing damage to house due to leaf fall blocking gutters, bird guano being trodden into house.

T11 ash tree to be removed T13-T16 pines to be reduced to be remove overhang over house Pine 13 to be cut back to gutter line of house Pine 14 to be cut back to gutter line of conservatory Pine 15 to be cut back to gutter line of conservatory Pine 16 left alone

Proposal: T3 Sycamore 11m M Good Twin stem at c.5m, hosts small diameter deadwood in the canopy. The tree has been damaged in the storms. Reduce the whole tree to sound timber leaving no scars to 8m in height. T4 Sycamore 12m M Good Historic stem damage, overhangs garden, twin stemmed at c2m. Girdled roots, overhanging fence. Branches close to the fabric of the house, No. 1 Waxwing Way, old pruning wounds. Cut back lion tailed branches to boundary level Tip back overhang to boundary line, this will remove 10% of the side of the canopy encroaching the garden.