Proposal:
T1 Holly – Fell; T2 Fruit tree – Fell; T3 Willow – Reduce south west side canopy by approx. 2m from 6m, base spread to finish approx. 4m, bring canopy back to shape; T4 & T5 Sycamore – Canopy lift smaller branches approx. 80mm diameter up to 6m on both trees; T6 Holly – Reduce by approx. 3m from 8m to finished height of approx. 5m; T7 Cherry – Canopy lift to 6m over summer house; T8 Ash – Remove south limb back to main union; T9 Sycamore – Canopy lift to 6m.

Proposal:
T1 Cedar tree in centre of lawn - Fell and remove stump. T2 Black Alder - Fell and remove stump. T3 Ash - Fell and remove stump. T4, T5 & T6 Ash - Fell - suffering from Ash dieback (identified by tree surgeon). T7 Ash - Remove large limb (as per annotated photograph).

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Hawthorn tree, approx. 8m - Fell

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T15 - T19 - side reduce group of Limes to clear roadside overhang T21 - reduce Lime in height by 4m to bring it back down to the height of the existing avenue of limes T8 - reduce over extended limbs to north and south sides of crown on Oak to bring crown back into balance T14 side reduce Lime by 3m to remove overhang from next door property

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To reduce 1no birch tree from 14 to 12.5m tall and 14m to 10m span

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General "tidy-up" of flowering prunus as per previous notification - ref no. 040378 - to thin crown sides and reduce by 1.5m max. Repeat ofthe same when necessary on a rolling maintenance cycle of every three years for the next nine years.

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Re-pollard three limes within G1 as per application ref no. 039843. Repeat of the same when necessary on a rolling maintenance cycle of every three years for the next nine years.

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T4 Willow - Fell and treat stump as implicated as causing subsidence damage to Chestnut House, 23 Kilnwell Road, Market Rasen, LN8 3BJ

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T1 Willow - Fell and treat stump as implicated as causing subsidence damage to Chestnut House, 23 Kilnwell Road, Market Rasen, LN8 3BJ

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Horse Chestnut in front garden. Growth on the south-west side of the tree extends across driveway. Trim back these overhanging branches some 4m to a point where the large branch, shown and marked on the photograph, separates in a 'Y' shape or at the very least to a point where the branches overhang the side of the driveway.

Proposal:
T1 (TPO Ref: T4) Lime - Reduce height by 3.5m from 28.5 to 25m and reduce canopy radius from 5.5m to 4.5m to tie in with the reduction inheight and crown lift up to 6m. To reduce weight out of a already verylarge tree situated very close to applicants property. Needs to brought back down into a more manageable size as would cause significant damage to the surrounding area/properties. A lot of dead wood in the canopy, hangs over a public footpath and busy road. Lime respond well to being pruned and would out way the risk than leaving the weight/height in the canopy. Dead limb 25ft up main stem decay could be present and running into the main stem.

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T1 - Magnolia Tree - Approx. height 18-20ft and Approx. Spread 20-25ft - Reduction as depicted in photograph, of no more than 3ft in height and no more than 5ft from the spread, also trimming of lower branches by no more than 2ft - These works are requested in order to rebalance the tree and prevent it from interfering with the building.

Proposal:
Cedrus Atlantica (T2) - fell because of excessive shading of own and neighbours garden and no amenity value. Growing size and concern over proximity to house. Willow (T3) - Reduce height to leave 14m and reduce lateral spread to leave 4m radius from the base of the tree, cutting back to suitable, secondary growth points.

Proposal:
T1 Acacia - Fell due to proximity to the building and low amenity value. T2 Tulip tree - Reduction of tulip tree from BT wires, leaving a lateral spread of 4m. T3 Cherry - Fell due to low amenity value. T4 Group of 3 x Leylandii trees including 1 Hazel - To be reduced, cutting back to previous cut points. T5 Leylandii - Reduce to below building gutter. T6 Cedar - Reduce phototropic branches by 4m to reduce weight on poor union points.