Works to a Tree in a Conservation Area: T1 Portuguese, laurel in front garden, pollard to 2 m as overly dominant, causing shading to bay windows at front of house.

T1- Goat Willow (Salix Caprea) Crown lift to first floor rear window. Lateral crown reduction to provide a minimum 1m clearance to rear elevation. Crown thin by up to 20%. Remove deadwood.

Works to trees in a conservation area: T1. Acuba. Remove. Situated in a raised bed touching the front bay window. approximately 2 meters in height. Blocking half a window, reducing light into the house. T2. Cypress tree. remove. Situated close to the rear left hand corner of the house, grub out the roots. Approximately 9 meters in height. Tree is blocking natural light into the house. T3. Cypress tree. Remove. Situated close to the bottom left hand corner of the rear garden. Grub out the roots. Approximately 7.5 meters in height. Tree is dying. The property and garden are being renovated.

T1 European Fan Palm - Fell and replace Has outgrown its location and is beginning to impact adjacent paving, drains and cracks appearing in the brickwork of the front bay window.

T1 Ash & T2 Ash Tree stems are situated 1m from rear elevation. Foliage is obstructing the windows. Trees currently standing at approx. 7m Tree works: Preferably fell. Trees are of poor quality and offer little in terms of visual amenity. Optional works: Reduce tree in height by 3m and removing all foliage growing toward the rear elevation. Leaving the overall height of 4m. Pollard works

T1 Close to rear of property 2 self - sown Ash trees Approximately 2 metres from rear addition growing close to upper windows, Trees standing at 7 metres Pollard trees to leave standing at 4 metres

(T1) Sorbus - Crown reduce and reshape by 30%, remove dead wood including middle dead main stem (T2) Ash - Crown reduce and reshape by 40% (T3) Pear - Formative prune and reduce branch leaning over windows and wall by 2m

(T1) Tree of Heaven . Reduce & reshape by 2.5m, thin by 20%, remove dead & diseased wood as limbs are touching tenants windows and getting dangerous

To fell and remove two dead trees in common areas as these present a risk to residents We kindly request permission to remove a lilac which is growing against the building and across windows (see photo) causing interference and damage to the brickwork and window frames

Mature Lime (T1) - major deadwood for safety works; thorough de-ivy to relieve pressure and weight on the tree; 2m clearance from building on the South side as the branches are encroaching windows and gutters Young Cherry (3/4 years old) (T2) - fell to ground level because the tree is dead.