Trees on Carr Lane Overhanging Property Boundary - Removal of Branches Overhanging Boundary as Identified on Submitted Drawing.

Crown Reduce the entire tree canopy of Oak tree overhanging the courts and extremity of the grassed area in line with the edges of the courts and neighbours fence (tree stem is c.3-5metres from boundary). Pruning wounds 75-100mm in diameter.

Fell 1 Sycamore tree. Prune back by 1.5m to 2m all other branches from adjacent trees overhanging the property boundary.

Remove ivy and epicormic growth from T3 - Sycamore within TPO WMDC 14 Various works to other trees within the Conservation Area boundary as detailed in the Supporting Documentation accompanying the Application Form.

Removal of 2-3 limbs per tree as identified in the tree work application, which extend over the boundary line

Fell Tree or Remove the Tree's Canopy Back to the Property Boundary Line

Crown Reduction of 1 Ash Tree to Remove Overhanging Branches back to Boundary

Crown Reduction of Branches to the Property Boundary Line, Crown Clean and Removal of Deadwood of Trees Identified as T1 Ash and T2 Lime in the Submitted Application Form.

T1 Leylandii Fell part of the crown recently split off into the highway leading to concerns about the trees ongoing stability. T2 & T3 Fell both. They are growing close to the boundary of the property with the canopy extending low over the highway. As T1 there is a risk of stems splitting into the highway. The removal of T 2 & T3 will also avoid complaints under the high hedges legislation from neighbouring property owners. Proposed replacement planting would be with native broadleaves including Rowan and Holly.

The trees in question are located along the boundary of our garden with Hundhill Lane and Sandygate Lane. Acer pseudoplatanus (T1) Pruning of heavy branches overhanging Hundhill Lane to rebalance the structure of the tree. Aesculus hippocastanum (T2) Felling of tree due to excessive Bracket Fungus and internal rot. The crown and large branches have previously fallen partially on to Hundhill Lane. Acer pseudoplatanus (T3) Felling of the tree completely. The tree has been decaying and dying over a number of years and is completely rotten with no foliage. Fagus sylvatica (T4) Felling of the tree completely. The tree is suffering from both crown and base rot and has already dropped branches on to Sandygate Lane. All four trees are of concern due to the close proximity of the roads. We are open to suggestions for re-planting but due to the area in question being heavily planted with a mix of large mature trees, possibly medium sized native trees maybe more suitable due to the raised position of the land.