There is currently a tree that is growing in our next door neighbour's back garden. Prune back overhanging branched to boundary line, shaping to maitian a natural canopy shape.

Trees on neighbouring property number 1-6 Prune back over hanging branches to appropriate pruning points to boundary line. Crown reduce trees 1 and 2 by 1m.

Details submitted to discharge conditions 2 (boundary enclosures) 3 (landscaping) and 4 (radon protection) of planning permission reference 19/00051/PFUL3

Re-instate boundary wall using reclaimed matching bricks. Replace mismatched brick work with Victorian reclaimed bricks, including the continuation of the feature, architectural detail brickwork using identical, period bricks. New wooden vehicular gates.

New boundary wall and gate.

T1 Birch, remove 1 stem eastside, reduce main stem up to 2m. T2 Birch, reduce height up to 3m, prune away from buildings to give 2m clearance. T3 Maple, reduce lateral branches back to boundary and thin canopy up to %20.

The tree is a Eucalyptus. I would like to reduce the size of the tree by crown reduction as it is growing rapidly and compromising the boundary wall between me and my neighbour at 20 Sneinton Hollows. I have spoken to a tree surgeon who has advised reducing the size by up to 30% may slow the overall trunk growth.

Copper Beach on the South/West boundary of the property, fronting Albert Road and Denmark Grove. Numbered (A1) on accompanying sketch plan - Crown Thinning (15-20%), Crown Lifting to approx 4.5 metres above Street Level at Albert Road (currently hanging branches are being damaged by high sided vehicles), Reduce lateral branches to clear building and street light by 2m.

Eucalyptus 1 & 2 located in front garden (inside property boundary). Both pose potential risk to property owner's vehicles when parked on driveway. Eucalyptus 1 has been previously pruned. ---- Proposed work: Eucalyptus 2 to be pruned to height of Eucalyptus 1

Purple plum tree on the front of property reduced back to previous pruning points. Row of laylandi conifers on the back boundary of the property overhanging the pavement to be trimmed back on the sides and reduced in height by 50%.