G1 - Hawthorne hedge - to be felled area to the rear of the garden has mature hawthorn as part of a hedge row, one has fallen over and the remainder are in heavy decline and over run with Ivy, the plan is to fell all tree species within the scrub area and replant a hedge along the boundary line adjacent to the metal fence.

Contoneaster to be pollarded to 1ft above the fence height. Dying Willow Tree to be felled to ground level.

Hawthorn tree, in decline reduce to height of fence.

To fell 8-10m high sycamore tree within close proximity to neighbour's fence and causing damage to the neighbour's property. Tree is approximately 15years old. We are not planning to replant a new tree in that area as this tree has caused a lot of conflict with our neighbour. we are a busy GP Practice and do not have time to deal with a new tree in that area

A Pine Crown lift to 3.5m above groun level. Bottom two rings of branches B + C Sycamore: Crown thin by 20%, Crown Lift to give 5.5m Clearance over road.. D - J Western Red Cedar: fell K Hawthorn: fell L Elder: fell M Holly; Crown reduce in height by 1m retaining natural shape and crown thin by 15%. N Holly: fell stem closest fence. O Hawthorn: fell P Holly: Crown reduce in height by 1.5m retaining natural shape, and crown thin by 15%. Q Field Maple: Crown thin by 15%, crown lift to 2.5m R-S Western red cedar: fell, supressing Field Maple. T Conifer: fell Fell 2 sycamore and 1 oak sapling close to road.

Giant Sequoia (Tree A) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface and boundary wall. Giant Sequoia (Tree B) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface and boundary wall. Giant Sequoia (Tree C) - Fell due to excessive growth rate and increasing damage to road surface, boundary fence, and neighbours block paving.