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.

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, T2, T3 - Sycamores to be reduced by approximately 2m +/- to nearest growth point back towards the boundary line, this will still leave an overhang of approximately 1/1.5m but to limit the visual impact of any work would not be prepared to reduce the width any further. The trees are creating excess shading to the properties on Southern croft and a reduction to the width which would also reduce some of the thickness would help to reduce this issue.

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.

Attached Sketch (see attached) T1 Copper Beech (in rear garden of 1 Helmsley Road) Crown thinning and Crown reduction because of excessive shading and low amenity value. T3 Common Ash reduce/remove overhanging branches that encroach the boundary of 1 Helmsley Road T4 Rowan reduce/remove overhanging branches that encroach the boundary of 1 Helmsley Road T5 European Larch reduce/remove overhanging branches that encroach the boundary of 1 Helmsley Road T6 Wild Cherry reduce/remove overhanging branches that encroach the boundary of 1 Helmsley Road