T1 Cherry; Actions: Remove trunk suckers, crown lift lower branch ends up to 2m; Reasons: to maintain good visual appearance.

Fell 1n. Sycamore

AMENDED SPECIFICATION SEE CONDITION 2 G1 is a group of three Beech trees that have a communal or co-joined crown. The crowns are biased to the Southeast with the crown being lower to the ground at this point than on the West. The Western stem has bark damage from ground level to 2m with the wound slowly occluding. It has tight secondary scaffolds that are rubbing at approximately 8m. The southern stem has lost a secondary stem to the east of the stem at 1.5m, reactive growth to the northeast is visible and the lip of the pruning point is producing wound wood in an effort to occlude. Decay is localised and penetration is limited in areas around the surface.The Northern stem has tight rubbing stems centrally in the crown at 8, in two visible locations. The lateral secondary and tertiary branches to west have recently failed and appears to be squirrel damage. One of these failures is currently hooked up on the crown over the garden. It is recommended that the crown be reduced by 2m and lifted to 5m to leave a balanced crown of 5m from the centre of the group. The surgery may require less in some areas to be removed and slightly more in others. the important thing is to leave a balance crown. The reason for the work is to prevent further branch failures and to reduce the wind loading that is causing the stems to rub and branches to fail. It is also to counter the decay point in the stem (though this is negligible) overall it is for safety and to prevent further branch failures.

T1. Oak. Reduce the height by 1m and the lateral spread by 1.5m. Prune out any rubbing and crossing branches. T2. Beech. Reduce the height by 0.75m and the lateral spread by 1m. Prune out any rubbing and crossing branches. T3. Oak. Re-pollard at the original pollard points due to the proximity to two houses.

AMENDED SPECIFICATION SEE CONDITION 2 : T1: Pine: Action= Fell: Reason= No retention value. Leaning is over pronounced. T2: Beech: Action= Reduce height by 2 M . Reduce laterals by 2M : Reason= containment of over-large tree in position by home.

AMENDED SPECIFICATION SEE CONDITION 2 T1 and T2 Sweet Chestnut Actions: Crown reduction of 2-3m back to previous points Thin out crown by 15-20% Remove trunk suckers. Reasons: To allow more light into garden, and reduce domineering effect of the two trees.

T1 Oak (Dead) - This tree is dead and requires felling in the interest of Health and Safety management. T2 Ash - Reduce in outside dimensions by 1.5m back to previous points in the interest of Health and Safety management.

T442 - Alder - fell to ground level - roots causing structural damage to boundary wall, kerb edges and car park block paving.

T001 Yew - Crown lift to 6 m over neighbouring side to clear BT cable and improve light ingress, crown lift to 3 m on owner's side to improve light ingress. T002 Sycamore - Crown lift to 6 m on neighbouring side to improve light ingress. T006 Sycamore - remove tree due to direct damage to the boundary wall. Replant same species in same area, winter 23/24. T007 Hazel - Crown lift to 6 m on neighbouring side to improve light ingress. T008 Sycamore - Crown lift to 6 m to improve light ingress. T009 Beech - Remove tree due to excessive stem decay. Replant same species in same area, winter 23/24. T010 Hazel - Crown lift to 3 m on neighbouring side to improve light ingress. T011 Ash - remove tree due to ash die back disease. Replant with Sycamore species in same area, winter 23/24. T012 Ash - remove tree as it?s dead. Replant with Sycamore species in same area, winter 23/24. T014 Hawthorn - Crown lift to 3 m for pedestrian clearance. T017 Sycamore - remove tree due to direct damage to fence post. Replant same species in same area, winter 23/24. Photographs contained within Tree Condition Survey Report dated 26th September 2023

G1 Beech - 2 x Beech trees immediately inside electric gates - Crown reduce by approximately one third due to extensive squirrel damage throughout trees crowns. T1 Birch - Birch inside electric gates (dead) - Fell as close as practical to ground level. (Exempt works) T2 Beech - Crown reduction of up to 5 m due to multiple defects at base including removal of deadwood over seating area. T3 Sycamore - Crown reduce by 2 to 3 m back to live wood due to extensive squirrel damage throughout crown.