Copper Beech - Crown lift to 7m above the ground, lateral branches to be cut back so that no branches extend further than 3m and to crown thin 30% (005/2013/TPO)

T1 - Oak - Prune to give up to 2m clearance to the house (including extension). Crown lift to achieve 3m clearance over the ground, not removing any primary branches. Prune the single branch back to the red line shown in photo. (002/1983/TPO).

(T1) Gleditsia Triacanthos Sunburst - remove dead wood. (T7) Carpinus betulus Frans Fontaine - prune the crown spread (lateral branches) back to a point no closer than 1.5m from the stem of the tree. Pruning can extend further than this where necessary to attain up to 5.2m clearance directly over the road and 1m to the house. (058/1995/TPO).

T30 Common Lime remove lowest branches upto height of 5m. T77, T92 and T141 Field Maple; T99 Larch; T111 and T128 Maple; T138 Silver Birch; T151 Ash and T168 Japanese Maple fell and chip out stump. T109 Redwood remove lowest braches up to a height of 2.5m. T110 Maple remove two lowest branches growing to south. T129 Sycamore remove lowest sub branches which extend over the road to a height of 3m above ground level. T140 Beech remove dead branches and stake at the base of the branch. T145 Silver Birch clean up stem and remove dead branches to a height of 4m. T164-167 Mixed and T170 Japanese Maple remove dead and broken branches. W1 remove all Leylandii Cypress.

(T50) - Oak - reduce lowest limbs which extend above Cannon Court Road by approx. 2-3 to bring back into the established canopy line and establish statutory clearance above the carriageway of 5.2m, reduce branches in the upper canopy on the South side, above the adjacent property on Cannon Court Road, by approx. 2-3m to reduce overhang over roof line and car port. (T52) - Oak - reduce height of the South Eastern portion of the canopy by 2-3m to reduce the distortion in the canopy line and reduce the overhang above the neighbouring property (above car port), (T53) - Oak - sensitively reduce the upper canopy on the garden side (North) by approx. 2m back to suitable growth points to redress the bias in the canopy shape, (T116) - Oak - reduce end weight of the over overextended lowest limb on West side of canopy above the garden by cutting back approx. 3m to suitable growth points. The extent of the proposed works are shown on the photographs submitted with the application.(TPO 20 of 1999)