T1 Mature previously reduced Fig in front NW corner of site overhanging boundary wall and external footpath. Carry out an overall crown overall crown reduction by 2m from height and approx. 3m from radial spread, back to the vicinity of previous pruning points. Thin remaining crown by approx. 20% with emphasis on crowded and crossing branches. T2 Mature Bramley apple in northern garden, with over extended crown form. Reduce longer protruding sections by a maximum of 3m back into the profile of the internal crown framework. T3 Mature Himalayan birch next to apple in northern garden, with over extendd crown form encroaching over Almshouse T4 Silver birch adjacent to north boundary wall T5 Cherry next to greenhouse in NE corner of garden T6 Himalayan birch NE corner of garden over greenhouse T7 Drimys winteri in NE corner of garden adjacent to greenhouse T8 Large fig on eastern boundary near boundary wall T9 Garrya Elliptica with poor overall form due to historical suppression from larger trees on eastern boundary near boundary wall T10 Box elder (previously reduced) with rose growing through crown on eastern boundary near boundary wall T11 Shrub below T10 on eastern boundary near boundary wall with poor overall form due to historical suppression from larger trees on eastern boundary near boundary wall T12 Golden privet (previously reduced) in SE corner of garden adjacent to compost bins T13 Malus (previously reduced) on southern boundary encroaching towards adjacent buildings. T14 Mature multi stemmed Cordyline next to pond (east) and corner of building T15 Mature multi stemmed Cordyline next to pond (west) and corner of building T16 Large mature Gleditsia in SW corner with spreading crown over garden T17 Cherry adjacent to T16 next to Almshouses exhibiting overall decline and poor growth habit Justification for works: Prudent tree management to control canopy dimensions due to encroachment towards structures and/or public areas.

Works to TPO trees: Rear of Car Park - Bay No.7 T1 - Ash in Decline Fell to ground level and remove hanging limb from adjacent Sycamore. - The tree is located on the front boundary to the rear of parking bay No7 - The tree is in decline due to Ash Dieback and has shed a limb which is hung up in the adjacent Sycamore Tree ? T4 - Due to Ash Dieback the tree has not long term future - Risk of further limb or branch shedding or complete failure if retained - Replacement panting has been agreed. Rear of Car Park - Bays No. 8 & 9 T2 - Dead Poplar Fell as close to ground level as possible. - The tree is located on the front boundary to the rear of parking bay?s No?s 8 & 9 - The tree is dead and risk of branch or limb shedding or complete failure if retained - Replacement tree has been agreed Side of Car Park - Bay No.11 T3 - Leaning Sycamore in Decline Fell as close to ground level as possible. - The tree is located on the front boundary to the side of bay No7 - The upper crown is completely dead - The tree is leaning towards parking bays - The tree is at risk of branch or limb shedding or complete failure if retained - Replacement tree has been agreed Right Hand Side of Car Park Bay No.7 T4 - Sycamore Remove major dead wood. Client to monitor. - The tree is located to the left hand side boundary line - Removal of deadwood - exempt works

AMENDED SPECIFICATION T1. Hornbeam situated to the front boundary: Trim around the street lamp to ensure light is not obstructed. T2. Silver Birch at the front of the property: Fell and replace. Species: Alnus glutinosa Imperialis to be conditioned. T3. Cherry: Dead wood removal and re-shape to enhance overall look. T4. Beech on the boundary with College Road: Crown lift over College Road by up to 3 metres. Removal of 2 large limbs over College Road. Removal of ivy growth throughout the crown. Dead wood removal T5. Oak and Ash situated on the Low Cross Wood Lane boundary: Remove overhanging deadwood T6: Sycamores and Conifers on boundary: Crown lift sycamore over property and trim back conifer growth retaining green growth. Reason for works: recommended survey works.

Tree works 5 day notification: TreePlotter ID 4441 - Fallen oak. Great Brownings boundary with Low Cross Wood Works - Remove lower limb overhanging fence. Reason - to abate hazard. TreePlotter ID 3593 - Dead and dying sycamore. Great Brownings boundary with Low Cross Wood: Works: Fell to ground and plant replacement oak min. 14-16cm stem girth. Reason: to abate hazard. TreePlotter ID 3568-3570 -3 x Norway maple: verge junction upper Great Brownings. Works: deadwood Reason: to abate hazard.

Works to Trees subject to a TPO: ID400 - Ash rear garden boundary no.4 The Dulwich Oaks. Works - Crown lift to remove lover overhanging branches up by up to 4-5m Reason - To abate nuisance Adjacent ID 403 - Elder rear garden boundary no.3 The Dulwich Oaks. Works - Crown lift to remove lover overhanging branches to boundary Reason - to abate nuisance

Works to TPO trees: T2 - Cut back to previous pruning points to clear site boundary. Leave all growth not interfering with boundary untouched. Cut back epicormic growth on lower stem only to clear boundary. (Smaller branches may need to be cut back closer to main stem to ensure site boundary is cleared. This is to be confirmed via photos/phone call on the day of works and will only be done if absolutely necessary). T3 - Remove x3 lower secondary branches originating from major most southern stem. Reduce overhang at top of crown by approx. 2-2.5m only where necessary to provide clearance of site boundary. Reduce western side of the crown overhanging the road back by approx. 1.25-1.5m to allow access for large plant machinery (approx. 0.5-1m from the curb).

5 Day Notification for De Minimis Works: A line of 5 Lime trees approximately 9m in height and managed as pollards, situated on the front boundary with Alleyn Road. Reduce to previous pruning points approximately 6m above ground level including the removal of any dead wood, lifting of low branches to provide a clearance of 2m over the public footpath, and the necessary shaping of the trees.

Works to TPO trees: T1 - Japanese Acer located in the front garden of 61 Alleyn Park. Tree is very close to the building and there is significant structural damage to require that this tree is removed to ground level and the stump grubbed out. G1 - Group of 4 Medium/Large size Lawson Pine trees growing in the front garden and on the boundary of 63 Alleyn Park and 61 Alleyn Park. Both properties have structural damage and the trees on the boundary between both properties need to be removed to ground level.

Works to TPO trees: G1: A group of Ash, (Fraxinus excelsior) Cherry Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus), Privet and Ivy approximately 9m in height, located to the boundary adjacent to the gable end of no.1 Wickers Oake. An Oak tree (Quercus robur), has vegetation overhanging the retaining wall and is obstructing the roof and flue outlet. Works - Crown lift and laterally reduce the Ash and Oak back to suitable growth points to provide a minimum 3m clearance from the roof. Remove overhanging lower vegetation back to the boundary. T1: A Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) approximately 20 m in height, overhanging the boundary of no.1 Wickers Oake. Works - An aerial inspection to note any significant structural defects. Remove dead wood overhanging 1 Wickers Oake.

Tree works 5 day notification: Dead Sycamore T1 and dead Birch T2. Located within Dulwich Wood, to the boundary of the car park, opposite the entrance to The Fort scouts facility, and overhanging the Gun Site Allotments recycling area. Works: fell to 2m, stack arisings on site Reason: to abate an immediate hazard.