T2 Common Lime: Lift 5.2m over highway. T3 Norway Maple: Recommend reduce height from 9m to 7m and reduce lateral spread by 2.5m over phone line. T4 Horse Chestnut: Crown lift over highway to 5.2m. T6 Cotoneaster Severe: Interference with street light, recommend target prune away at suitable points giving approx. 1m clearance. T11 Cherry: Remove 2 low limbs into neighbours boundary. T12 Laburnum: Ivy banding required for future review. T22 Common Lime: Lift to 5.2m over highway. T23 Common Lime: Lift to 5.2m over highway & target prune around street light to give approx. 1m clearance. T24 Common Lime: Crown lift to 5.2m over highway & target prune around street light to give approx. 1m clearance. T25 Common Lime: Crown lift to 5.2m over highway & target prune around street light to give approx. 1m clearance. T26 Sycamore Ivy: Banding required & Crown lift to 5.2m over highway. T32 Indian Chestnut: Reduce weight and sail in crown height from 9m to 7m. T33 Leylandii: Dead remove. T34 Beech: Ivy banding required for future review. T36 Horse Chestnut: Ivy banding required. T37Horse Chestnut: Crown lift to 5.2m. T46 Sycamore: Target prune away from phone line to give approx. 1m clearance. T47 Common Lime: Crown lift to 5.2m over highway and 2.5m over footpath. T55 Laburnum: Windblown and resting on fence. Remove.

Garden of No.46 T1 Birch tree: Fell Garden of No.44 T2 mature Cherry tree: Reduce height to 4.5m, reduce canopy encroachment over garden of No.46 to boundary fence. T3 Weeping Willow: Pollard at 4.5m and 3m scaffold limbs Poplar tree, outside chalet plots on road side: reduce height to 5m and canopy spread radius to 2m.

T1 Bay tree - this has become unmanageable in height as a tree. The owner is asking permission to reduce back to a hedge, to be managed as a shrub again. T2 & T3 Poplars approx 8m, These fast growing trees are inches from the neighbouring wall which is a lot higher on their side. There are also some new builds houses 1m from these trees. The owner is asking permission to fell the two trees before they get too large. T4 Laurel - Once the Poplars are removed the Laurel will need a top and reshape, its become entangled in the lower branches of the Poplars. Im to be removed from the top. T5 Twisted Willow approx 8m. This tree has died over the last few months and the owner would like to fell the tree. T6 Horse Chestnut approx 10m. The owner would like to reduce the neighbours overhang to their boundary fence line (approx 2.5m). The owner has received a letter from the adjoining houses complaining about the Poplars and Chestnut trees and she wishes to rectify if possible.

Trees overhang the site adjacent to what will be Juniper way on the Kings Park site at Scartho top. Trees are a mixture of hardwoods including Cherry, Ash and Sycamore. Lift the crowns on the site side only to 4 meters and reduce the remaining crown back to the boundary fence line. No height will be reduced from the trees. Cut back to suitable secondary growth points and maintain a flowing line for trees canopy. Within the site running along what is currently used as storage for excess soil there are a number of 'self set' trees of smaller diameter that we intend to remove, these trees are running along the current fence and impede the new feather edged internal fence from being continued to the end of the site. These trees within the site mainly consist of Birch, Cherry and Elm (many of which are dead or in decline, speaking of the elm of course).

I would like to trim back three trees on the boundary of my back garden fence. I have attached an image, I would like to take the trees down to around 8m or 9 metres in height

x7 Trees at 65A: T1 and T3 Sycamore trees; Clean out deadwood, reduce canopy spread over driveway. T2 Evergreen Oak: Fell, leans out over highway. Conifer trees T4,T6 and T7: Fell Cedar T5: remove lowest branch over shed and reduce canopy spread to 3m radius minimum, reshape. x2 trees at 65 Bargate: 65T1, 65T2; Yew trees, reduce canopy back to boundary fence x4 Trees at Fryston House FT1, FT2, FT3, FT4: Holly and Yew trees; cut back to boundary fence. ,

Request permission for removal of tree at our address due to poor condition (see attached photos). There is a fungus in two areas which are different types. One is a disc shape at the bottom of the trunk and the other a more orange looking one on lower branch. The tree has a split in the back of it which has allowed water to get in and is full of fibrous material. One of the photos shows the tree is near the boundary of numbers 28 and 30 Lambert Road, but you can see the boundary at the moment as the fence is in the process of being replaced. I am unsure what species the tree is, but I have been told its condition is not good.