Twin stemmed Sycamore tree as shown in supporting photo: Fell Reason: One stem severely damaged the other now leans towards the church yard

Poplar tree: Fell will plant an Oak tree in its place Reason: The trees roots are badly damaging our concrete drive, apprehension over branches having fallen off tree.

Looking to remove limb of lime tree back to main trunk of tree. Tree has recently been crown lifted but the limb is still low and over garden. Limb in question is approximately 300mm-400mm in diameter.

G1 Lawson cypress (tree No:265), x2 Holly (246 and 247): Fell Reason: tree causing excessive shading. G2 x2 Holly trees (situated next to yew trees): Fell Reason: to give more room for Yew trees to grow.

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.

Chestnut tree to rear of property on land controlled by Vistry Homes : Fell Reason: excessive bird mess and falling debris.

Remove Horse Chestnut tree and re-plant with another tree of different kind - eg Ash Tree Reason: Harmful to dogs, concerns over roots getting close to the houses and lifting up the paving slabs and falling debris such as conkers into garden where young children play - see supporting email

Yew tree front of property: Remove Reasons; 1. tree is leaning badly to left. 2. the tree roots are damaging the drives to both properties 3. the tree roots are causing damage around the existing manhole. 4. the berries from the tree are poisonous and pose a hazard to the grand children and family pets . 5. the berries are causing damage to the family car and visibility through the window screen. 6. the berries cause damage to the drive and pose a problem of being walked into the house. 6. There is standing water in the existing manhole which indicates that the out-vet level has lifted above the invert level. it is suspected that the roots have got under the existing drains causing the problem.

T001 Scots Pine: Remove dead wood and sever ivy T002 Scots Pine: Reduce lateral spread to the south by 2.5m. Remove deadwood, sever ivy. Reason: reduce sail effect during winter storms. T003 Scots Pine: Remove dead wood, sever ivy T004 Horse Chestnut: Crown lift to 5.2m. Reason: manage encroachment over highway. T006 Ash: remove dead hanging branch. T012 White Poplar: Fell. Reason: internal decay, general condition of tree and location of tree. T013 Horse Chestnut: Fell. Reason: due to bleeding canker throughout lower and mid stem, Sycamore sapling to the north will succeed. T014 Ash: Fell and replace with flowering Cherry. Reason: leans towards adopted highway. T016 Sycamore: remove storm damage and tidy up broken stubs. T018 Sycamore: clear the street light removing branches less than 3cm diameter. Reason: tree management T020 Ash: Fell. Reason: grave stones within target area. T022 Ash: Clear storm damage and sever ivy T023 Nootka Cypress: Crown lift to 2.5m. Reason: clearance for pedestrian access T024 Lawson Cypress: Crown lift to 2.5m. Reason: for pedestrian clearance.

T1 Ash: Remove Reason: rot in main fork around 10m T2 Remove base with co-dominate stem having included bark, signs of honey fungus T3 Repollard back to previous pollard points Reasons: T1 and T2 are both causing the client concerns being so close to properties. Excessive shading, and leaves constantly causing gutter problems. Trees will be replaced further down in the garden.