T1 - Beech - Crown Lift Over The Roof To Give Approximately 1.5m Clearance - T2 -Lime - Remove Dead Branch - Heath And Safety Reasons - T3 - Alder - Reduce Down To Live Growth At Approximately 2m High - Dying/ Heath And Safety Reasons - G1 - 3 x Alders -Remove as Dead.

804 Lime 20m - Remove deadwood and to raise the canopy up to 4m. 805 Horse Chestnut 18m - Raise crown to 4m. 806 Lime 22m - Remove two drooping boughs at 5m from G/L which are extending over the roof of the Post Office. Thin the eastern canopy of the tree to remove approx 20% of the canopy growth. 807 Lime 22m - Reduce the large western lateral boughs at approx 16m by 3.5-4.0m to realign with the upper crown. Remove deadwood. 808 Horse Chestnut 20m - Raise canopy to 4m. 811 Lime 22m - Raise canopy to 4m. All western trees from 804-811 to have extended limbs reduced back into the main canopy to re-optimize wind distribution on the crowns whilst reducing the risk of wind shearing onto the bungalow.

T1- Beech (small) Raise by 1 metre to clear neighbours shed roof

T1 and T2 - Oak - Crown raise to approximately 6m to provide adequate clearance over roof of lodge. It appears the two oaks are situated in G8 of TPO document.

T1 - Oak - Crown raise to approximately 6m to provide adequate clearance over roof of lodge. This tree appears to be either T18 or at the edge of G12 on the TPO document.

T1 The (13.5m) Beech tree situated in the corner of the garden along the boundary with the school we would reduce the extended limbs and branches of the crown to shape and avoid any wind throw failures. This would entail reducing the side growth and the top to shape and form a better crown structure. T3 The (11m) Silver Birch next to the Rowan (T2) we would remove and reduce a few branches to free the Rowan up which is being suppressed underneath. Approximately reducing branches by 2-2.5m T4 Remove to approximately ground level the (11.2m) Beech tree close to the house - See images for rooting and proximity. T5 The next (11m) Silver Birch we would reduce three of the extended limbs growing over your roof by up to 2.5m T6 The neighbours (12m) Sweet Chestnut we would reduce the crown which is growing over your greenhouse by up to 3m to allow use of this building. We have agreed this scope with the owner of this tree.

Holm Oak currently upon roof then to prune away from roof of building on the East side. Sycamores self seeded/dead conifer branches North side to reduce by pruning 1m away from roof of building. Yew West side prune 0.5m away from West side of building. Self seeded saplings to remove and Oak South side prune back from roof of building by 1m.

Lower branches of overhanging sycamore tree to adjacent property to be trimmed as they are on an out building roof. Also removal of a sycamore seedling which has now grown against building and could cause damage to cedar shingle roof of out building.

Crown Lifting to stop damage to factory metal roof - Generally Oak Trees

G1 - Comprises of 2-3 Conifers. excessive shading of chalet tree overhangs decking and roof of building. remove to ground level and south west corner of site