We have a huge old Chestnut tree; on the right side of our house passage between the front garden to the back garden. This tree and its branches lean onto our master bedroom roof and it feels insecure when heavy rain or wind comes. We are looking for advice and requesting to remove this tree as safe as possible. We had opinions from different tree surgeons and the advice has been the same ???It has 3 separate big branches and all 3 have different heavy weights which is pulling them apart, hence eventually they will fall on our roof and can damage our house as well as can be life-threatening to us and our neighbour???s house too.??? We had a visit from a tree officer and we are happy for another to come and inspect it again if required. We bought this house in 2020 only because we have fallen in love with this woodland area; we love trees' surroundings, and we encourage how important tree protection is for humankind and the great survival of all living. We enjoy feeding birds and foxes who come from time to time looking for food, as we thoroughly enjoy our surroundings. However, we love this tree if and only if it could have been placed in a much better and safer place. But we think it has all signs of danger which we would like to avoid. We would like to offer to replace this with a new tree planted in a better place so we do our best not to lose any trees in this area if possible.

T1 - OAK - CROWN LIFT ABOVE HOUSE IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH 2M CLEARANCE FROM ROOF. LATERAL REDUCTION OF 2M IN ORDER TO CREATE CLEARANCE FROM BUILDING. SPREAD BEFORE = 12M SPREAD AFTER = 10M T2 - CROWN REDUCTION OF UP TO 2M OVERALL (SIDES & HEIGHT) BEFORE HEIGHT = 16M AFTER HEIGHT = 14M. BEFORE SPREAD = 14M. AFTER SPREAD = 12M. T3 - CROWN REDUCTION OF UP TO 2M OVERALL - LIFT OVER ROADSIDE UPTO 4M (SIDES & HEIGHT) BEFORE HEIGHT = 16M AFTER HEIGHT = 14M. BEFORE SPREAD = 14M. AFTER SPREAD = 12M.

Application to seek discharge of condition 7 (Tree protection) of 21/1131/FFU Erection of 6-bed detached two storey dwelling with roof accommodation and attached garage following demolition of the existing dwelling. Erection of 2.5m high wooden entrance gates, 2.4m high brick piers and 2m high wall following demolition of existing (part retrospective).

Sweet Chestnut tree that is dead and in danger of collapsing on to the roof of our house, or possibly on to the road alongside. Paul Searle (arborist) has visited, confirmed that is dead, and that it needs to be felled.

Oak tree (T1) - when we moved here in 1991, this tree had been damaged, probably in the 1987 storm. The main trunk had broken and there was some growth from the side. There is now a large hole in the main trunk where it had been damaged and the branch that has now grown out is at risk of falling. See attached photograph named T1 with hole. AS you can see from the photograph, there is also a hole further down the trunk. We want to fell this tree. As there are other trees and shrubs adjacent to this tree, there is no space for a replacement tree. Sweet chestnut tree (T2) and beech tree (T3) - the branches of these two trees now extend over our garage close to the roof leading to the garage roof becoming covered in a thick layer of moss. There is also a risk of squirrels getting on to the roof from the overhanging branches. To prevent damage to the roof, we would like the lower branches of these two trees removed to provide 3 metres clearance between the branches and the garage roof. Oak tree (T4) - we would like to remove a large branch of this oak tree as it now extends over our apple and plum trees and garden leading to those trees not get enough light and restricted light in our greenhouse. The branch we want to remove is shown in the photograph named T4 with branch to be removed.

The reason for this application is to make the trees safe for the public and house owners. I Deyan Grozev - the owner of Grozev Tree Care want to let you know the exempt work will be carried out on T1, T2, T3. And T1: Acacia - Remove major deadwood. T2: Oak - Remove major deadwood. T3: Oak - Remove major deadwood. T4: Oak - Prune back the branch to clear the telephone cable by 1-1.5m, remove major deadwood, and lift the crown over the road to 5.5m. T5: Oak - Prune back the low canopy over neighbor driveway by 2-2.5m, and remove major deadwood, because of excessive shading. T6: Oak - Prune back the low canopy to clear the neighbor roof by 2m, and remove major deadwood.

Cut back branches overhanging properites 15, 17, 19, 21 Troutbeck Walk, GU15 1BN. Further growth of these trees will cause damage to the roof and guttering to these properties. two sycamore, one chestnut and one pine tree on Troutbeck Walk

Application to discharge conditions 7 and 8 (tree conditions) of planning permission reference 21/1131 for the erection of 6-bed detached two storey dwelling with roof accommodation and attached garage following demolition of the existing dwelling. Erection of 2.5m high wooden entrance gates, 2.4m high brick piers and 2m high wall following demolition of existing (part retrospective

T1 Mature Oak - Trees approx dimensions: Height 18 metres. Crown spread 10 metres. Located in no man's area adjacent to property No 41. The crown is overhanging property and in very close proximity to the roof. The proposed work - To prune back encroaching canopy by approximately 2 metres selecting suitable growth points to create a good clearance. This process has been done in the past my client informs me. Trees approx dimensions after pruning: Height 18 metres. Crown spread 8 metres.

Erection of a single storey rear extension, including link to garage, and replacement crown roof over garage.