Silver birch in front garden: fell tree due to roots disturbing block paving and excessive shading

Section 211 Notice of works to Norway Maple in Front Garden. Identified as T1 and yellow star in attached sketch. Proposed Crown Reduction: Height: (Approx 19m reduced to 16m) Spread: (North 5.5m to 4m, East 5m to 4m, South 5.5m to 4m, West 5.5m to 4m)

Sycamore in rear garden: Fell tree due to cavity and decay in main stem

Tree in front left hand side corner of garden when viewed from road, adjacent front boundary: Fell.

Cherry Plum: Fell. Reason: tree is dead.

Section 211 notice of intent to pollard the Norway Maple located in the front garden of 1 Louth Road. Tree is identified as T1 in the attached sketch plan. Tree to be pollarded to a final height of approximately 7m identified as yellow lines on Pic1 attached.

Section 211 Notice of removal of 2x Ash Trees indicated as T1 and T2 on Sketch Plan. Photos of trees attached Pic1 of T1 and Pic2 of T2. Both Ash trees are in an extremely poor physiological condition or even possibly dead. The school is concerned of their structural integrity and their liability in the event of structural failure.

T1 Copper Beech: Reduce canopy height from 15m to 12m. Reduce canopy spread all-round from 8m to 6m from base of tree. This tree has been previously done. Its now starting to outgrow its location and is overhanging the public carriageway too much.

T1 Willow: Repollard to old pollard points. The willow has now outgrown its location. Squirrels are jumping from the willow into the house and caused damage in the loft. Overhangs public walk way and its constantly dropping debris

T1 Laburnum: Remove Tree is in decline with large pieces of dead wood over hanging public footpath T2 Plum: Reduce canopy height from 7m to 5m