Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - T1: Magnolia Tree - Reduce crown by 10%. Crown thinning by 20%, T2: Rowan Tree - Fell, T3: Fir Tree - Proposed Work: Fell to ground or up to 4 foot (dependent on how much the trunk has grown into the boundary fence), T4: Holly and Laurel Bushes - Trim by 50%, roughly 3.5 meters

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: CYPRESS (G1) - Reduce lateral branches overhanging 39 Madeira Park of three trees by 2-3 metres to the boundary fence Yew (T2) Reduce lateral branches overhanging 39 Madeira Park by 2 metres to the boundary fence.

Trees in Conservation Area notification: OAK x 3, WILLOW x 1 (G1) - Reduce lateral branches overhanging the Tennis Club land by 3 metres back to the boundary fence.

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: Within the area indicated on the plan - 1) Remove the Conifer which is located against fence 2) Remove several smaller self-seeded trees which are up against the north boundary fence 3) Remove 4 semi-mature Acer trees along north boundary 4) Remove 2 Thuja trees on the boundary 5) Reduce the crown by approximately 2m of two mature Acers and one Lime which are close to boundary and the roof of the neighbouring property to allow more light into property.

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - HAZEL (T1) and PITTOSPORUM (T2) - dismantle and cut off at ground level; BIRCH (T3) and HAWTHORN (T4) - cut back to the boundary fence

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: WILLOW, BIRCH AND CYPRESS (G1) - Prune and reduce by 2 - 3 metres in line with the boundary fence all branches overhanging the garden of Lanesborough Lodge from 2 x Willow and 1 Birch, reduce the height of the Birch and 1 x Cypress by 3 metres; CORK OAK x6 (G2) - Reduce overall canopy by 1.5 metres.

Trees in a Conservation Area: OAK (T1) - Reduce overhanging lateral branches by approx. 3 metres to the boundary fence; OAK (T2) - Reduce overhanging lateral branches by approx. 3 metres to the boundary fence.

Tree in a conservation area notification: 000046 (OAK x2) - Reduce back overhanging branches to the boundary fence

Trees in a conservation area; Tree 1: The Field Maple will have the two lowest limbs on the garden side removed back to the main trunk of the tree. The remaining canopy will be reduced by up to 25%. Pruning will be carried out in the form of drop-crotching. Tree 2: The mature Ash tree adjacent to the outbuilding heavily shades the southern part of the garden. It will have the large limb overhanging the outbuilding removed. The limb that hangs over the boundary of the public Co-op car park, over the disabled area and pedestrian access to the Coop will be removed, for safety reasons. The remaining canopy will be reduced by up to 30% in the form of drop-crotching. Tree 3: The self-sown Sycamore stems will be reduced to fence height so that they become again part of the boundary hedge.

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: T1 - Portuguese Laurel - positioned next to boundary fence and within 6-8ft from property - we wish to Fell tree to ground level. T2 - Leylandii - Positioned at rear of property garden growing next to a factory building, tree is approximately 60ft in height and spans into neighboring gardens - we wish to Fell tree to ground level.