(G1) Laurels (Prunus Laurocerasus) - reduce in height to approximately 3m high and hard prune back on clients side only - prune back front of hedge by 1-1.5m (T1) Juniper (Juniperus Communis) - reduce in height approximately 6-7m and trim to contain sides (G2) various groups species covered in Ivy - reduce height to a uniformed level and trim to tidy sides (T2) Hazel (Corylus Avellana) - coppice to 2m high (T3) Bay (Laurus Nobilis) - reduce to fence height and trim and shape remaining canopy (T4) Laurel (Prunus Laurocerasus) - reduce to fence height and trim and shape remaining canopy (T5) Pyracantha (Malinae Rosaceae) - reduce to height of shed and trim remaining canopy (G3) Hawthorn (Crataegus Monogyna) and various grouped species - trim front face of hedge only (T6 and T7) Lawsons-Cypress (Chamaecypris Lawsoniana) - fell to ground level (T8) Oak (Quercus Robur) - remove any major deadwood over 50mm.

T1 - Conifer - fell, T2 - x2 Cherry - Crown reduction by 1.5m to leave a height of 4.5m and spread of 3.5m, T3 - Birch - fell, T4 - Prunus Pissardii - Crown reduction by half, to leave a height of 3m and spread of 2.5m, T5 - Conifers - trim back to attain 1 metre clearance from the roof of the shed, T6 - Portuguese Laurel, cut back the width by 2 metres to reduce overhang, T7 - x 2 Sycamore - cut back 3 lower limbs on each tree by 1.5 metres to reduce the overhang on the rear lawn. (TPO 1 of 1978)

(G1) - Group of Leyland Cypress, Ash and Sycamore - Tip reduce the lateral limbs back by approximately 1.5m. Crown lift to give 1 metre clearance from the sheds.

(T4) - Sycamore - cut back to suitable growth points canopy which extends over the roof such that the building line is cleared by approx. 2m, as in the photographs submitted with the application. (T13) - Turkey Oak - cut back to suitable pruning points branches extending over the house to provide approx. 2-3m clearance of the building line of house and raise canopy over garage / wooden shed structure to provide approx. 3m clearance of the roofs as shown in the photographs submitted with the application. (TPO 20 of 1999)