Revised description - All Trees within G.2 of TPO/249, Trees grouped within G.2, from G.1-G.3 and T1 T.1 - Sycamore within rear group overhanging garden shed - raise 1 lowest limb back to main stem union G.1 - single sycamore on right hand side - reduce crown by 2.5-3m and shape. G.2 - 2x sycamore overhanging garden summer house - reduce crown by 2.5-3m and shape. G.3 - 1x sycamore overhanging garden side - reduce crown by 2.5m and shape. To include 1 x fire damaged sycamore - to be removed to ground level.

T1 Apple Prune back to previous points by 1m. T3 Cherry (by shed) Reduce by 2-3m, shape and crown lift all around. T4 Judas tree Remove to ground level and eco plug. T5 Cherry Remove to ground level.

Remove the small low value prunus tree at the rear corner of the groundsman shed as marked in green on plan. A replacement of same species will be planted two metres away.

Rear and side extension with tree removal, removal of existing shed, and erection of garage study.

T1 Prunus Reduce by 1.5-2m and reshape. T2 Laburnum (on driveway) Reduce by 1m and reshape. T3 Middle Laburnum Remove including stump. T4 Silver Birch Reduce left hand side and top by 2-3ft and reshape. T5 Whitebeam Crown lift right hand side to allow 8x6ft shed underneath but reduce remaining tree by 3-4ft and retain privacy from neighbours window. T6 Sycamore (at bottom of garden) Crown lift.

Fell three Conifer Trees. Two of the trees are approx. 30 feet high and are of Leylandii type species. Both these trees are near our rear boundary fence. One of these trees looks like it is dying. The other tree is outgrown its position and its roots are causing damage to rear fence. The third tree is approx. 50 feet high and is a Spruce Tree (Christmas Tree) unfortunately it is causing problems to the nearby drainage sump and ditch it has also lost and shed some braches and is unattractive.