T1- Crab Apple (malus sylvestris) - Rear garden of No. 64 Talbot Road in the middle Approx. Diameter at 1.5m - 0.2-0.5m. Approx. Height - 6m Approx. Crown Spread Diameter - 6m Work Required - Crown reduce back to previous by removing between 1-1.5m from all over Reason - as part of continued maintenance to control and contain overall size of tree T2 - Magnolia (Magnolia spp.) - Rear garden of No. 64 Talbot Road left hand boundary Approx. Diameter at 1.5m - 0.2-0.3m Approx. Height - 4m Approx. Crown Spread Diameter - 2m Work Required - Crown reduce lightly by removing between 0.2-0.3m from the all over, remove major deadwood of more than 25mm, remove lowest branch overhang neighbours garden (see photo) Reason - as per clients wishes to control and contain overall size of tree G1 - Laurel (prunus laurocerasus) - Rear garden of No. 60 Talbot Road Right hand boundary Approx Height - 6-8m Work required- reduce height down to gutter height of shorter section adjacent to the corner of the house (see photo), reduce the side laterals growing towards the house of the taller section bit further along the garden pruning back the upright stems by removing approximately 1-1.5m (see photo) Reason - to create a window to help improve the satellite signal to no. 64

G1 - Cypress group, Hazel, Pyracantha & Self set Sycamore. Approx Height - 2-4m. Approx Spread - 4m Location - See map Work required - Fell Cypress, Hazel and small diameter stemmed self-set trees as close to tree's current ground level as possible and leave the stumps in the ground. Retain the lower level Cypress (<1m height) & Pyracantha. Reason - To tidy, ease future maintenance, give clearance to building and allow light to ground floor windows. T1 - Yew (Taxus baccata) Approx. Height - 10m Location - see map Work Required - crown lift to approximately 3m over garden area. Reason - as part of continued maintenance, to give reasonable clearance to garden space

T1 - Birch x 1 - prune off first two lateral branches above roof, reduce remainder of crown on this side by 2m Reasons: becoming outgrown and now in contact with the roof and skylight window.

The Copper beech tree under TPO is very large and results in limited light being able to reach our upstairs bedroom. The work requested is a crown reduction of 1.5m from height and width to provide more light to the property and sufficient clearance from the upstairs window. Please note: a recent application was made and approved for a crown lift in error (PP-11325970). No work has been undertaken on the tree under that permission. We have since consulted with a tree surgeon to ensure the description of the work required is appropriate as requested above.

Hornbeams - R1 - turn the row of trees into a tall hedge - Approx. 6 metres to be removed from tops and 4 metres from sides. I would expect the finished height to be around 6-7 metres, and width once pruned to be approx. 1.5 metres. All top growth is cut down to approx 5 feet above old pollard points (This will provide required screening across the valley for the client from the house windows) the garden side face is cut back hard to the main stems. This will look bare when first pruned but the hornbeams will sprout out given light, and produce new growth lower down which will improve screening and providing this is managed by clipping will ultimately turn into a hornbeam hedge. This will take a minimum of three years, more likely 5.

1 x Ash crown reduce all round by 30%, raise crown to 3 metres, cut back from building, remove major deadwood Tree causing damage to guttering and obstruction out of window.