Tree 16 [ sycamore] : To remove a whole limb overhanging adjacent property to ensure the tree's safety. This will mean that the tree will then become a single stem sycamore. Tree 17 [ sycamore] To fell this tree altogether as it is a poor specimen Tree 11 [ horse chestnut] : To fell this tree altogether as it is a poor specimen and is overcrowding the Oak [ tree 12] Trees 20 and 21 [ firs] : To remove over hanging branches + also reduce the height of tree 20 [ fir] by about 2 metres as it is interfering with tree 22 [ pine] Tree 14 [ poplar] : To fell this tree altogether This is for safety reasons because it is extraordinarily tall and extremely close to my house and several neighbours. There is also concern about surface roots.

T1 possibly horse chestnut; application to cut already pollarded tree down to ground level as it is leaning dangerously into neighboring property and if it falls it will destroy part of their house and wall. This tree is on a 5 day notice

Limes (T1, T2, T3, T4, T5) - Reduce the overhanging branches on Lime Trees that are protruding into Peveril House Garden by a maximum of 1.5m of the lateral length upto a height of 8m.

T1 Ash Rear garden Remove overhanging branch excessively long and thin in danger of being compromised. T2 Lime tree front of house in neighboring garden proximity prune to clear the roof 2m T3 Line of holly trees formative prune to hedge. T4 Lime tree crown reduction of the height by 3m and shaping to retain natural canopy to allow overbearing of tree to front garden T5 Cedar dead wood

T2 Silver Birch- reduce overhanging branches onto Neighbours Side by a maximum of 2 metres, presently restricting light into neighbours house. T3 Silver Birch- reduce overhanging branches onto Neighbours Side by a maximum of 2 metres, presently restricting light into neighbours house.

T1-T5: Sycamore. Remove trees as they are dead/dying due to infection with Sooty Bark Disease (see further detail in attached report). Replace with similar species. T6: Copper Beech. This tree requires a slight reduction (see further detail in attached report) to help balance the crown and reduce the overhanging vegetation from the owners house and neighbouring property. The proposed works will have minimal impact on the trees health and condition or their appearance in the wider landscape.

Have current Hawthorn tree removed. Several parts of trunk leaning further and further towards the house. Grows substantially over the boundary where new houses are going to be built. Tree originally planted at higher level to the property which requires a wall surrounding It to maintain levels and root system, this wall continues to crack and will soon fall down. Repairing and rebuilding the wall becomes expensive. Obviously if permission is granted and removing the tree will cause any damage to the property then I will not proceed Replant several trees along the boundary line species to be decided. Happy to take any advice or recommendations

Holly fell because it is too big and too close to a dividing wall and the house. Cotoneaster cut back overhanging and dead branches Cherry reduce height by 1.5 - 2.0m to reduce shade

T1 large mature beech tree , the tree is in good health but causing structural damage to the nearby home. See attached structural report, and tree report. The home owner would like the tree removed and will replace.

T4 - White Beam- remove overhanging branches onto Neighbours Side by a maximum of 2 metres, presently restricting light into neighbours house.