T1 - Laurel Fell to ground level and grind out stump. The Laurel is located in the rear garden to the left hand side in conflict with the boundary fence. The Laurel is damaging the boundary fence with a large amount of the crown within the neighbouring property of 31 Cotland Acres The tree is an undesirable species for its location. Removal to allow for repairs to the boundary fence. G2 - Holly x 2 & T3 - Holly. Fell to ground level and grind out stumps. G2 is located in the central area of the garden and T3 is located near the rear boundary to the left hand side. One of the trees of G2 is heavily Ivy Clad which has limit the extent of growth of the Holly. The trees of G2 and T3 have outgrown their surroundings due to the size of the garden. The garden has become unusable due to the continuous leaf fall. Removal to allow suitable use of the garden and to allow more suitable light levels in to the property and neighbouring properties. The resident is willing to replant with 1 or 2 more suitable species

T2 - Ash - To fell to fence height. Reasons. Neighbour's are complaining about the size of the tree, plus the tree is covered in Ivy and showing signs of decline in the crown (possibly an early sign of Ash die back disease)

01 - Field Maple - Reduce overall size of crown by 2m, thin crown by approximately 10%, crown lift to 3m from ground level 01- To reduce the volume of debris, mess and damage caused by birds defecating and nesting over the target area. To allow more natural light and reduce the need for the client to use unnecessary resources during daylight hours. 02- Lime - Reduce laterals overhanging clients property to the fence line up to a height of 10 meters 02 - To reduce the volume of debris, mess and damage caused by birds defecating and nesting over the target area. To allow more natural light and reduce the need for the client to use unnecessary resources during daylight hours.

Yew tree (marked T10 on sketch/plan) Crown clean to 1 meter above fence line to prevent the branches damaging the boundary fence and reduce the tree by up to 2 meters in crown height and width in order to preserve the quality and health of the tree and to maintain a balanced shape.

This application is for the removal of a group of small Hazel trees along the back fence of 15 Emily Davison Drive to allow room for the customer to install a new fence. The reduction of the Hazel tree T3 by 1.5m all round to create a well shaped and balanced crown. The removal of the dead tree T2 down to ground level and the reduction of T1 by 0.5-1m all round to create a well shaped and balanced crown. All work will be compliant with BS3998

T1 Oak- Crown lift to height of 5m back to source, prune lateral branches growing towards house by 2m. Tree is mature specimen and is causing excessive shading. Crown lift will increase light spill. T2 Ash- Crown lift to height of 5m back to source, prune lateral branches growing towards house by 2m. Tree is mature specimen and is causing excessive shading. Crown lift will increase light spill. T3 Hornbeam- Remove limb that is damaging fence and growing towards neighbours property. Reduce remaining crown by 2m maintaining natural shape. Limb is growing excessively over neighbours property and causing damage to fence.

Willow (T1) -Fell. Included union near ground level. Overwhelming small rear garden and starting to impinge on boundary fence.

T2 - Sycamore. Fell to fence height. T2 is located just outside of the rear boundary of number 5. The tree is of poor shape and form and is of little amenity value. The tree is the cause of an unreasonable amount of shade to the rear garden of the property. The subject tree is of a large spreading nature encroaching onto the homeowners property.

Scotts Pine tree T1. Tree is in rear garden at far end. Remove 5m length of the upper crown which is to clear a very weak fork where it joins main stem. This weak junction became visible when the other section was removed due to storm damage and hanging in the upper crown. Please note this storm damaged section and other major dead wood was removed under exempt works authorisation by yourself on the grounds of safety. When the tree was climbed to removed the original storm damage and dead wood it showed as a weakness in this part of the tree. The section that needs removing hangs over the fence of the garden at the rear of the tree and proposed work is on grounds of safety and retaining the tree long term.

Removal of 1no 'Tree of Heaven'. See attached plan showing location. Tree appears to be in poor condition and located on fence line.