T1 Ash Carefully dismantle to the top of the fence utilising a Mobile Elevated Work Platform. 14x8m virtually dead ADB T2 Self set Sycamore Fell to as close to ground level as possible - 9x4m self set tree growing towards garage T3 Mixed broad leaf species alongside garage - Reduce all encroachment over roof to in line with side of garage 10x6m down to 10x4m to clear adjacent roof T4 Oak Laterally reduce all round by up to 2 metres and remove major deadwood greater than 25mm in diameter 18x18m down to 18x14m works to balance the crown, clear the building and driveway T5 Oak x 2 and self set Maples - Laterally reduce from over driveway by up to 2 metres 15x8m down to 15x6m works to clear driveway

T1 Silver maple - To crown reduce Silver maple in rear garden by up to 3m to form a more compact crown with no overhang to the neighbouring boundaries. G1 Camellia, Conifer & Euonymus. Camellia - To fell to ground level. Conifer - To fell to ground level. Euonymus - To cut back Euonymus to fence line and trim adjacent ivy as hard to the fence as possible.

- 1. Yew on rear boundary reduce and reshape LHS of tree To shape / tidy. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth and shall not exceed beyond the previous crown reduction points. 8x6m down to 7.5x5.5m encroaching on lawn area. - 2. Yew in rear garden behind Beech hedge / seating area. Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 4 metres, remove 1st low limb to crown lift over lawn. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth. Height pre works 15m post 12m crown spread pre works 15m post 12m 6x2m down to 4.5x2m to maintain size. - 3. Repair holes in lawn area by rose bed in top corner of garden behind garage created while felling ash in neighbours. supply grass seed and approx 1 wheelbarrow worth of topsoil. 3. 7x5m damaging path and patio area. -5. Oak on boundary with Gatton road - Reduce limb growing through and spoiling the visual appearance of the adjacent Yew tree (item 4) to in line with fence Low 7? limb to reduce by approximately 5 metres. -6. Yew on rear boundary reduce and reshape LHS of tree To shape / tidy and shorten 1 branch to the right. All pruning cuts shall be made to suitable secondary growth points and shall maintain a stable platform for the expected regrowth and shall not exceed beyond the previous crown reduction points. 8x7m down to 8x5.5m works to improve the visual appearance. -7. Holly rear boundary - Reduce / trim all over to shape 4x4m down to 4x3m works to improve the visual appearance. -8. Mixed species rear garden RHS - Reduce / trim encroachment over lawn and remove dead Cypress to ground level 6x5m down to 6x4m encroaching on lawn

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.

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.

T1. Oak RHS of house - Lateral Crown Reduction. Reducing the spread of the southern and western canopy by up to 2 metres and Remove major deadwood greater than 20mm in diameter. 18x17m down to 18x15m works to reduce the encroachment on the building and to lift over driveway. T2. Crab Apple adjacent to item 1 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 1.5 metres. 7x6m down to 5.5x4.5m to maintain the size in proportion to its position. T3. Cryptomeria by garage - Fell to as close to ground level as possible 8m tall tree leaning, touching garage mainly dead. T4. Apple rear garden - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres. 9x8m down to 7x6m to encourage fruiting spurs. T5. Yew by tennis court - Crown Lift to provide half a metres clearance from chain link fence 6m tall tree works to prevent further damage to fence.

T1. Beech in neighbours to west. Remove 1 low 7" diameter limb toward front of house then reduce remainder of crown to East by approximately 3 metres. Height pre 25m, post 25m Crown spread pre 18m post 15m - Works to reduce encroachment to house G2. Sycamore x 3 in neighbours rear garden LHS. Make new Pollard @ 8 metres from ground level. Brush to be chipped on site beneath trees, tracked chipper to be taken in to neighbours garden via removable panel in font boundary fence line. Height 15m post 8m, Crown spread 5m post 2m - Squirrel damage throughout and shedding branches

1 Ash tree on front right hand boundary. Fell to ground level. Causing damage to clients fence line and withing close proximity to the footings of clients house. Tree is situated where yellow circle is on the map I have attached.