Consulting with Trees Ltd

45 Southern Road Thame OX9 2EE

Cherry (Prunus avium) - located in rear garden overhanging the eastern boundary. Repeat of pruning prescription previously implemented Jun 2024 i.e. combined thinning and reduction of tree canopy. Reduce foliage density by 20% to allow more light to garden beneath. The thinning operation will primarily remove the extension growth from the previous pruning operations, so as to slightly reduce canopy height and lateral radial spread by a maximum of 1.5-2.0m), pruning back to suitable secondary growthy, whilst maintaining a balanced crown of good form and maintaining the tree at a suitable size for its location.

24 The Old Shop, Rectory Road, Great Haseley, OX44 7JQ

T1. Ash (Fraxinus excelsior): Located towards the western boundary of the rear garden of the above property as annotated on the aerial photo at appendix 2: - Implement a crown cleaning operation removing any dead, damaged, weak or crossing branches to improve form, maintain structural integrity and address risk management and duty of care liabilities - Implement a minor crown reduction as necessary to head back any over extended and/or â¿¿leggyâ¿¿ that extends beyond the main crown line, to sustain and improve overall crown form and reduce wind susceptibility - Lift canopy as necessary to ensure minimum canopy height above ground level of 3.5m, removing secondary growth only, heading back to suitable pruning points and avoiding removal of any major limbs to source.

Stepping Stones, Main Street, Stoke Row, Oxon, RG9 5QL

T1 - Oak (Quercus robur): 1. Tree location is shown on the "Tree Location Plan" attached as appendix 1. 2. Landscape works are proposed within the root protection area of this tree which have the potential to impact on the tree's growing environment and may include some minor root pruning works. Details of these works and the proposed impact mitigation measures have been informed by arboricultural advice from Consulting with Trees (CwT) and include specialist construction specifications and methodology which are prescribed in the Caroline Butler Garden Design (CBGD) "Scope of works" document attached at Appendix 2. 3. The proposed landscape layout detail is shown on the CBGD "Masterplan" drawing which is attached at appendix 3. 4. Judicious pruning of the tree canopy is also proposed to help compensate for any potential impact to the tree's rooting environment, to enhance tree form and to improve compatibility of the tree with its setting and the use of the site as a residential dwelling. The Consulting with Trees "Pruning Schedule" is attached at appendix 4. Reducing lateral radial spread by approx 1.0-2.0m as necessary to balance the shape and canopy whilst ensuring appropriate clearance of the dwelling. The selective removal of the larger more extended lateral growth will be used to achieve a combined reduction and thinning of the outer canopy. The thinning of the canopy will seek to reduce foliage density by a maximum of 10% whilst achieving an even and natural appearance to outer and inner canopy density. The thinning operations will include a crown clean to remove any dead, damaged, weak or crossing branches. The crown will be lifted as necessary to achieve a clearance of approx 3.0m from ground level, avoiding removal of any limbs or large structural branches to source by removing secondary growth only. Implement a climbing inspection as part of these operations, paying particular attention to main unions and historic pruning wounds and report and findings using photographic evidence wherever possible. NB. A primary objective of these landscape proposals is to ensure compatible longevity of the TPO tree with its growing environment. The potential for compatible longevity has been historically compromised with the redevelopment of the site when the dwelling of Stepping Stones and its associated hard landscaping eg. driveway and parking, were constructed. The removal of all impermeable hard surfacing and replacement with permeable surfacing laid onto existing ground levels will provide an increased and enhanced rooting area for the tree whilst maintaining the practical functionality of the front garden space and provision of off street parking.

Harpsden Wood House, Harpsden, RG9 4AF

FIVE DAY NOTICE T3 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T4 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T11 - Pedunculate Oak - Remove all dw to address immediate hazard. T48 - Corsican Pine - fell and grind out stump. T81 - Ash - Remove all hangers and any significant dw to address immediate hazard. Implement climbing inspection and report any hazards and defects using photographic evidence where appropriate. T84 - Beech - Retrenchment high pollard i.e. reduce height to approx 2.0-3.0m above the main union where the stem birfurcates. Retain all healthy canopy and regenerative growth below the reduction point. T85 - Beech - Further retrenchment pollard i.e.reduce height to approx 7.0-8.0 AGL. Retain all healthy regenerative growth below the reduction point. T89 - Beech - Fell. T100 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T101 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T147 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T150 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump. T151 - Beech - Fell. T167 - Beech - Fell and grind out stump.