Works: T1. Reduce beech tree by approx 2m Justification: The tree has been reduced in the past. Regular sensitive reductions will enable the tree to retain a viable leaf bearing crown without growing to a size where it completely dominates the garden.

One large Leylandii. The work will be to remove the tree and the stump. In October 2020 there was root damage to drains costing over 6,000. The tree is too big for the location and crowds a Poplar, a Norway Maple and a Magnolia. A French Fig tree and a Cox's Apple tree will be planted to replace the felled tree.

During winding days the trees are coming into contact with the properties roof and chimney also the neighbours roof/chimney as they are in close proximity of the house structure in calm weather. Also passing traffic including the council bin trucks are hitting low lying branches. Pollard fruit tree Crown Reduce Trees by 1m and cut back from building to provide a clearance of up to 2m & lift 5.2m over the carriageway. Species of Trees:- The are 3 trees in very close proximity in a line along the side of the property which are :- 1. Lime tree 2. 2 Common Sycamore trees. 3. Old fruit tree.

T1 Horse Chestnut - In decline and affected by Bleeding Canker. Dismantle and fell to just above ground level T2 Beech - Overhanging road and affecting street furniture. Reduce crown by approximately 2m toward the Mansfield Road and prune to clear street light retaining a natural balanced canopy shape. T3 Oak - Dieback in branch tips. Reduce crown by approximately 2m in height and 1m radial lateral branch spread and remove dead wood, retaining a natural balanced canopy shape. T4 Oak - Dieback in branch tips. Reduce crown by approximately 2m in height and 1m radial lateral branch spread and remove dead wood, retaining a natural balanced canopy shape. T5 Horse Chestnut - Adjacent road. Remove long extended lower primary branch over road T6 Ash - Infected with dieback and in decline. Dismantle and fell to just above ground level G7 3x Holly - Raise crowns to 4m T8 Magnolia - Raise crown to 2.5m

* PLEASE NOTE THIS APPLICATION IS FOR THE LAND BETWEEN NO/S 36 + 38 MAPPERLEY ROAD, NG5 3AS* NUMEROUS SELF SET GOAT WILLOWS TO BE REMOVED TO ALLOW FOR BUILDING TO BE ERECTED THE CUSTOMER HAS PLANNING PERMISSION FOR THIS PIECE OF LAND TO BUILD ON, IN THE MEANTIME, WHILST WAITING FOR THE PERMISSION FOR THIS, THESE SELF SET TREES HAVE GOT BIGGER, AND ALTHOUGH MOST ARE BELOW THE 150mm SOME HAVE NOW GOT BIGGER THAN THIS AND THIS IS WHY WE ARE SEEKING PERMISSION TO REMOVE THEM

T1 Beech- Thin out the crown and crown lift to 4.5 m T2 and T3 Prunus- Cut back to give 2 m clearance from the property and at back from the BT cable

T1 Beech- Thin out the crown by 20% to increase light into the garden

Holly Tree (A) - Reduce size by 50% and prune to create topiary ball, as the tree is becoming too big, shading our property and the neighbouring property, making the access to the gardens of both properties difficult as branches and spikey leaves are in the way.

T1 - Walnut - Remove Lower limb over hanging garden. T2 - Eucalyptus - Fell T3 - Sycamore - Fell T4 - Sycamore - Remove limb over hanging the garden. T5 - Cherry - Lift to give 3m, reduce canopy by 1m.

We wish to reduce the size of the Magnolia tree at the bottom end of our garden. This is the same process that we undertook 5 or 6 years ago, with council approval (Edmund Hopkins). We will reduce the tree to about half its current height, with sides pruned accordingly. The main reason for doing this is to improve light for the houses at the rear of our garden, which this tree overhangs. This tree is not visible from any street, and therefore the reduction will not negatively impact the character of the conservation area.