Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 - Reduce Cherry tree by 20% and T2 - Reduce Conifer by 1/3rd

Tree Preservation Order Application to crown reduce 1no. Black Poplar (No 1220) by 3-5m. Removal of dead wood and crossed limbs. Cut back limbs closest to house by 2-3m, limb to East and South by 3-4m to lift crown. Crown lift to remove new growth to height of 4-5m. Thin new growth within crown to reduce impact of high winds (ratio of 1:4). Crown reduce 1no. Silver Birch by 2-3m, cut back branches overhanging fence by roughly 2m to North and East and lightly thin and clean crown removing crossed limbs and dead wood.

Trees in a Conservation Area: Two Sycamore Trees A and B on sketch plan, require crown to be reduced and shaped by 2 to 3M

Tree Preservation Order Application to fell 1no. Post Mature Sycamore (Tree 1), crown clean 1no. Mature Sycamore to remove dead wood (Tree 2), remove large diameter dead wood from 1no. Mature Sycamore (Tree 3), remove dead wood from 1no. Mature Sycamore (Tree 4)

Tree Preservation Order Application:- Fell one Cherry Tree and one Pine Tree

Tree Preservation Order Application: 11no Common Ash trees to be felled and removed. Replacement 8no Oak and Acer trees will be planted.

Tree Preservation Order Application: 1 x Mature Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Reduce by 20%. This to reduce weight and wind sail and reduce risk of failure. 1x heavy leaning limb towards the building we aim to reduce in weight by 30%.

Trees in a Conservation Area Application: T1 Apple, T3 Weeping Willow, T6 and T7 Elm: remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth

Trees in a Conservation Area - T5 - Holly - reduce overlong branches by approximately 40% (1.85m) and remove deadwood

Trees in a Conservation Area application to remove high West growing branch of mature Beech tree overhanging boundary of 2 The Avenue