The tree we would like to complete work on is one of a pair of copper beech trees on the boundary of our property (TPO/NO3/1986). We would like to complete a crown lift of the bottom branches to stop the overhang onto our garden and the neighbouring land. This causes excessive shade and blocks the view. The work carried out would remove 1 full branch and then take off the ends of a few of lower branches. It would also cut back the brash growth from the trunk and seal the cuts made. The work would not affect more than 10% of the canopy amount.

The tree we would like to complete work on is one of a pair of copper beech trees on the boundary of our property (TPO/NO3/1986). We would like to complete a crown lift of the bottom branches to stop the overhang onto our garden and the neighbouring land. This causes excessive shade and blocks the view. The work carried out would remove 1 full branch and then take off the ends of a few of lower branches. It would also cut back the brash growth from the trunk and seal the cuts made. The work would not affect more than 10% of the canopy amount.

T1 - Sycamore. Reduce lowest branch by 1.5m and crown lift epicormic growth to crown break. T2 - Sycamore. Remove 4" diameter primary branch growing up and over the phone line. Crown lift epicormic growth to crown break. T3 and T4 - Sycamore. Sycamore's grow together to create X1 Crown. Crownlift epicormic growth to crown break. Crownlift / reduce away lower branches that grow over the shed to give good clearance. Reduce side of the crown by approx 1.5m to reduce overhang to the garden and to tidy. Blend this back up into the top of the crown to shape. T5 Sycamore, T6 Ash, T7 Sycamore. These tree's are on the opposite side of the access track over the boundary of the garden. Tree's in shelterbelt growing close together and competing for light. These tree's span the access track and over into the garden of customer. This during summer is giving issues with satalite signal also is casting shade to customers garden beds. Reduce back the crowns laterally by >2m where necessary to reduce overhang to customers and to give sight line for satalite dish. Ash possibly has dieback also (from reccolection) This is a minor side reduction that will not have a large impact on health or overall shape of the tree's from an aestherical purposes / tpo.

T1 - Sycamore. Reduce lowest branch by 1.5m and crown lift epicormic growth to crown break. T2 - Sycamore. Remove 4" diameter primary branch growing up and over the phone line. Crown lift epicormic growth to crown break. T3 and T4 - Sycamore. Sycamore's grow together to create X1 Crown. Crownlift epicormic growth to crown break. Crownlift / reduce away lower branches that grow over the shed to give good clearance. Reduce side of the crown by approx 1.5m to reduce overhang to the garden and to tidy. Blend this back up into the top of the crown to shape. T5 Sycamore, T6 Ash, T7 Sycamore. These tree's are on the opposite side of the access track over the boundary of the garden. Tree's in shelterbelt growing close together and competing for light. These tree's span the access track and over into the garden of customer. This during summer is giving issues with satalite signal also is casting shade to customers garden beds. Reduce back the crowns laterally by >2m where necessary to reduce overhang to customers and to give sight line for satalite dish. Ash possibly has dieback also (from reccolection) This is a minor side reduction that will not have a large impact on health or overall shape of the tree's from an aestherical purposes / tpo.

Reduce birch tree on boundary edge away from power line. Reduction of apple tree due to weight predominantly on one side. Crown lift beech tree allowing more light to shrubs underneath.

Reduce birch tree on boundary edge away from power line. Reduction of apple tree due to weight predominantly on one side. Crown lift beech tree allowing more light to shrubs underneath.

The tree is larger of two oak trees next to a bench. The application is for complete removal of the tree due to unsuitable location (Roadside and on the boundary causing the landowners to pull the fence inside the boundary) and excessive shading.

The tree is larger of two oak trees next to a bench. The application is for complete removal of the tree due to unsuitable location (Roadside and on the boundary causing the landowners to pull the fence inside the boundary) and excessive shading.