We currently have a tree just over our boundary line on the canal side, to which we have been made aware by one of the house boats is far too overgrown & tall. If this tree falls it could cause serious damage to the house boats in the nearby area, or worse.

Part retrospective: Construction of lower ground floor side and rear extensions, side extension to ground floor including extension to roof and conversion of garage into habitable accommodation, front porch, side and rear infill extension to roof to form crown roof and insertion of front and rear dormers and rooflights; alterations to the land levels and boundary treatments including replacement of timber gate with metal gate; landscaping works and stepped access to the front

1 x Maple. Permission to cut down and remove this tree growing on left hand boundary of driveway. Diseased trunk.

Tree number - T1 Tree type - Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) Approx Height - 8m Approx Spread - 3m Location - Rear garden, Left hand boundary Service - Fell Work required- Fell as close to tree's current ground level as possible and leave the stump in the ground. Remove pile of cut up branches at the base of the tree. Reason - Top section of leader has failed, little remaining foliage and future vale. Priority code - ON

Tree number - T1 Tree type - Dead Cherry (Prunus avium) Approx Height - 7m Approx Spread - 8m Location - Front garden, Left hand boundary Service - Fell Work required- Fell as close to tree's current ground level as possible and leave the stump in the ground Reason - Tree is dead standing. Priority code - C Tree number - T2 Tree type - Cypress (Cupressus sp.) Approx Height - 14m Location - Rear garden, Left hand boundary Service - Fell and grind Work required - Fell and grind out stump to a depth of approx. 200mm below the stumps current ground level and leave all stump's arising to allow for ground settlement Reason - Tree has heaved roots on one side after storms and developed a 20-30 degree lean towards neighbours property. To make safe. Priority code - B

Tree number - T1 Tree type - ivy clad Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) Approx Height - 8m Approx Spread - 5m Location - Rear garden left hand boundary Service - Fell Work required- Dismantle tree as close to tree's current ground level as possible and leave the stump in the ground, Treat with one application of glyphosate only to best endeavour the prevention of regrowth. Reason - possible movement of tree and rootplate following resent high wind storms Priority code - U Tree number - T1 Location - Rear garden left hand boundary Service - Stump Grinding Work required - Grind out the stump to a depth of approx. 200mm below the stump's current ground level and leave all grindings. Please note in-fill grindings mound will be left above ground level to allow for settling Reason - optional Priority code -on

Willow - rear garden right hand boundary - Fell and grind

1. Tree 1 - dead and dying 2. Tree 2 - dead and dying 3. Tree 3 - dead and dying 4. Trees 4 - The cluster of self seeding very thin trees on the boundary which need removing in order for the fence to be replaced (or it will just cause damage to any new fence replaced). Trees 1,2 and 3 above are trees which are dead, dieing and/or dangerous. Trees 4 - The cluster of self seeding trees as shown in 4 above are very thin and on the boundary/hedge but require removing in order for a new fence to be replaced.

Cherry Tree approximately 20 yards from the rear hedge of the property on the east boundary. It is easily identified as it has split in two down the trunk. The inside crumbles to dust when a stick is pushed into it and the remaining part of the tree leans into an adjacent garden where children play. The parents have been informed. It is felt that a strong wind could blow the tree down and endanger the children. It would appear that the tree is dead/diseased/dying.