Tree number - G1 Tree type - x2 Hazel (Corylus avellana) Approx Height - 5m Location - Front garden Right hand boundary Service - Prune Work required- reduce height down to approximately 3m, cut back to provide approximately 1m clearance from clients house Reason - as part of continued maintenance Tree number - T1 Tree type - Laurel (prunus laurocerasus) Approx Height - 1.5m Location - Rear garden left hand boundary near house Service - Prune Work required- remove dead section (see photos) Reason - section is near to dead Tree number - G2 Tree type - Laurel (prunus laurocerasus) Approx Height - 4m Location - Rear garden Rear boundary Service - Prune Work required- reduce height down to approximately 2.5m (gutter height of adjacent shed/garage Reason - as per clients wishes Tree number - T2 Tree type - Plum (prunus spp) Approx Height - 6m Location - neighbours tree, overhangs clients Rear garden Right hand boundary and clients Apple tree Service - Prune Work required- cut back to boundary the overhang to clients garden Reason - to reduce encroachment

Yew (T1) - Remove to near ground level Yew (T2) - Remove top growth leaving hedge (1.5m) and trim back lower hedge hard Brambles (G3) Trim back off shed roof Hawthorn (T4) - Trim back

+6Tree numbers are as per site plan only Rear Garden T1 ASH - reduce overly long limbs over shed and greenhouse by 5m approx. to abate a nuisance T2 Box ELDER - reduce by 4-5m approx leaning, reduce end weight to mitigate possible failure T3 Silver BIRCH - reduce overhang by 4-5m approx re-balance tree and allow light to under-story

T1 - Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) Approx Height - 14m Location - neighbours tree, overhangs clients Rear garden Rear boundary Work required- remove x 3 lowest branches which overhangs clients garden, x 2 right hand side of tree overhangs clients raised vegetables beds, x1 left hand side of tree overhangs clients shed, reduce back the remaining side (side not the height) of tree which overhangs clients garden by removing approximately 1.5-2m Reason - Client concerned they are unsafe and they are encroaching into his garden.

Please consider my request for the removal of a self-seeded Sycamore tree and the reduction in height by 3m and 2m from the sides of three other trees (2xAsh, 1xSycamore), all grouped together, at the end of my garden. The reasons are as follows: The self-seeded Sycamore tree (first on the right as shown in the picture) and as shown on sketch plans A and B (marked as tree 1)- the roots are causing damage to the decking area which is creating an uneven surface which is dangerous to walk on and it obstructs access to my shed. Additionally the tree is causing damage to the fence (photo attached). The four trees (all shown in sketch plans A and B, marked 1 - 4) in a cluster are blocking a significant amount of light to my garden. A similar self seeded sycamore was removed from my neighbours garden a few years ago (photograph attached with the tree I am requesting to remove in the background).

T1 - Yew - Reduce tree by 3.5 - 4 metres, and reduce retained lateral limbs to balance canopy (1.5-2.5 metres) to maintain at a reasonable size for location T2 - Cypress - Large twin stem conifer by corner of shed - remove thin upright stem between two main stems (leave the stem close to shed for now) and crown raise the canopy by 2 metres to allow more light underneath T3 - Cypress - Multi stem conifer, crown raise to match twin stem conifer in front (1-1.5 metres) T4 - Cypress - To left of shed, reduce canopy height by a third (1.5-2.5 metres), to allow more light to surrounding trees and garden T5 - Prunus - Rear boundary - dismantle and remove twin stem prunus leaning on fence over neighbours, poor form and causing damage to fence T6 - Yew - Remove two or three low select branches, and check and remove if necessary any small branches that are significantly fouling phone line, to clear services and left canopy away from cars

Laurel - T6 - remove. Growing too close to shed (10 - 12 m tall) Lawson Cypress - T5 - to be removed (10 - 12 m tall) Holly Tree - T4 -to be removed (4 - 5 m tall) All these tree are causing considerable shading over the lawn. Causing grass to die and moss to take over.

G1 - Cypress (x Cupressus leylandii) Approx Height - 18m. Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 6m Location - Rear garden, Rear boundary Work required- Reduce height of row by around 6m to form a more consistent level row. trim clients side by approx 0.5m as best possible over vegetation areas only. (Up to corner of shed) Reason - As per customers instructions , to reduce height and tidy G2 - 2x Cypress (x Cupressus leylandii) Approx Height - 17m. Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 6m Location - Front garden, Left hand boundary Work required-To clear phone lines by a minimum of (0.5m) Reason - to prevent any potential damage to phone lines

T1 - Maple - Fell to ground level. The tree has extensive decay at the base due to a previous tear out of a low branch. The tree is now showing signs of decay (flaking bark, lots of deadwood, decayed base). It is close to a footpath and is also at risk of hitting the homeowners garden features. T2 - Lime (multi stem) - Pollard Three of the closest stems have dropped excessive branches in recent storms on to the resident's shed. Pollarding to a height of approximately 7 metres will provide smaller, more controllable growth which will reduce the amount of branch drop in the future. All trees are in the rear garden.

T1 - Tree Overhanging SHED/SUN HOUSE at the back of the garden to be removed and stump ground T2 T3 - Leylandii to large for domestic garden, to be removed and stumps ground. T4 - To be removed and stump ground. T4 - Tree overhangs garden and provides excessive shading, no grass can grow and ground surrounding always damp, to be removed and stump ground. T5 - Eucalyptus are of bad form and totally unsuitable for their location to be removed and stump ground T6 - Ash too large for a domestic garden, leans toward property and shades bedroom and kitchen, be removed and stump ground. T7 - Oak Tree to be removed and stump ground. T8 - Eucalyptus are of bad form and totally unsuitable for their location to be removed and stump ground T9 - Apple Tree in decline to be removed and stump ground. It is proposed to replant 2 Amelanchier and 2 Sorbus trees, to replace the felled trees. It is hoped that these will be more in keeping with the setting.