T1 Horse Chestnut: Crown lift epicormic growth to 5m from ground level; Crown reduce secondary growth towards the dwelling to achieve a maximum space of 2m; Remove branch being damaged and causing damage by direct contact to stable roof.

T1 poplar - request permission to reduce the lower limb to a suitable growth point, away from the clients home by 3m, it is touching the roof and will most likely cause issues further down the line. T2 poplar - there are a few limbs which are smaller possibly self seeders, going over the garage and almost touching. Requesting permission to take these out. The last limb had been cut before and we would like permission to pollard this to take it away from the garage roof.

G16 Cherry tree at the side of laundry building, 2m drawback roof and gable. G19 Lime tree next to hall, 2m drawback from roof and gutter.

Prunus T2 - Removal of 2 branches overhanging access path and property roof of adjacent property.

Crown reduce the tree canopy to achieve max clearance of 2m between thee branch tips and the adjacent structure/property roof. No pruning wounds greater than 100mm in diameter to be generated as a result of the works. The removal of all deadwood from tree.

Crown Reduction and Crown Lift of 1 Copper Beech Tree to Clear Building Roof and Highways

Crown Reduction by 2metres of Tree Group Overhanging Church Roof Tree line is within the property of 140 High street and overhanging the adjacent church. tree line is highlighted in sketch plan.

T1 Cherry Fell due to the extreme proximity to the building. Hugely outgrown its space. Causing damage to the footpath and roof of the building. Individuals have historically used it for potential suicide. It is causing enlarged maintenance bills for the roof and surrounding areas the church cannot keep funding. A replant has been advised to the customer should the tree be granted permissions. Small Laurels at the side of the tree to be removed too as they have no value and are close to the path and cause unnecessary maintenance.

Sycamore tree TPO reference TPO/09/00017/I This mature tree overhangs my boundary and a number of branches are now hanging close to the roof of my property. I am concerned that in the near future the tree will touch my property and cause damage. Heavy winds could also cause the tree to make contact with my property and/or a heavy snow fall could lead to the weighted branches touching and causing damage to my property. I would like to request that this tree is trimmed by the tree surgeon I have consulted at S R Trees. We propose a 4-5m clearance between my property and the tree branches. The sketch plan provided also shows two limbs that we would like to remove as part of these works, which are those hanging closest to the roof of my property. You will see in the photos provided that this tree is very unbalanced due to previous trimming on the opposite side, the side accessible from 8 Cardigan Terrace. The works outlined here will help to address this issue and will benefit the Sycamore. Please note that I took ownership of 24 Laburnum Road last year and accept my responsibility to manage this tree accordingly in the future.

Unidentifiable as the tree is not in leaf at the moment - the tree branches are growing over into the adjacent property (a rental property) and the tree is hitting the house roof when it is windy. This application, on behalf of the letting agent, is prune any overhanging branches back to the boundary. Permission has been granted from the landowner and Wakefield Council currently maintain the church grounds.