TreeLab Services

21 Old Oak Avenue Chipstead Surrey CR5 3PG

T1- Cedar (Cedrus Atlantica). Selective pruning of the lateral crown to reduce over extended limbs by 1.5-2m (Predominately on the east and west sides to rebalance), reduce other limbs where necessary to appropriate growth points with the goal of reducing weight load and rebalancing the crown. Remove deadwood over 40mm diameter and 50cm length. Reduce or remove large dead limb on west side of tree at 3m height. Supply and installation of 3x non-invasive 8tn Cobra bracing between three co-dominant stems, to reduce movement between branch unions and mitigate likelihood of structural failure. Use of a mobile elevated working platform (cherry picker) will be utilised to ensure we prune to the appropriate points, for tree health and aesthetics.

St Martins Church Of England Infant School Worple Road Epsom Surrey KT18 7AA

Removal of dead cherry tree (L1/W3)

59 Telford Avenue London SW2 4XL

REAR GARDEN: T1 Black Elder. CROWN REDUCE by 0.5m to suitable growth points. T2 Willow-leaved Pear, dead. FELL TO GROUND LEVEL. T3 Himalayan Birch. CROWN REDUCE by between 0.5m and 2m to suitable growth points. T4 Goat Willow. CROWN REDUCE by approximately 2m to suitable growth points. T5 Cherry. REMOVE DEADWOOD and broken branches. CROWN SHAPE by up to 0.5m. FRONT GARDEN: T6 Willow-leaved Pear. CROWN SHAPE to suitable growth points. T7 Ornamental Cherry. REMOVE DEADWOOD and reduce out-of-shape branches by up to 0.5m to restore the natural crown form. Council Note: S1 Camellia, S2 Ceanothus, S3 Camellia and the two Copper Beech hedges are not considered trees for Section 211 purposes. No objection is raised to the notified tree works.

9 RYE FIELD ASHTEAD KT21 2EH

Quercus robur. Reduce overall canopy by approximately 0.5-2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998. The tops should be reduced by approximately 1-2m to appropriate growth points to manage the tree at this size before more harsh pruning is required in the future. The reduction should leave the tree looking natural and aesthetically pleasing with growth points retained in all areas. The specific reduction amounts: Tops - 1-2m. East side (higher canopy area) to be reduced by approximately 0.5-1m. Lower east side to be thinned to keep a similar consistency in density to the rest of the reduced tree. No length reduced. South side laterals (above powerlines cut back) to be reduced by 1-2m. West side to be reduced by 1-2m. North side to have selected branches reduced by 1-2m to match natural shape of the canopy. Reason for works: The tree is adjacent to powerlines and has been reduced hard, with little care from Utility teams. The tree has a disproportionate shape due to this. We plan to reduce the tree to appropriate points only to give the tree a more balanced shape, with small pruning wounds as to keep the tree managed next to the lines, without having to do larger pruning wounds if left to grow larger next to the lines. The finished reduction will be natural once finished.

Christ Church Christ Church Road Epsom Surrey KT19 8NE

T011 - Common ash (Fraxinus excelsior) : Fell tree to ground level. T009 - Western red cedar (Thuja plicata) : Fell to ground level. T013 - Oak (Quercus sp.): Fell to ground level. T014 - Oak(Quercus sp.): Fell to ground level. G003 - Mixed species (Mixed species) : Fell 3x Oak trees identified in photos. T001 - Norway spruce (Picea abies): Fell to ground level. T002 - Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica): Reduce co dominant stem by 2-3m and lateral over path by 2-3m. G005 - Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Group of dead/dying sycamore saplings, on the edge of the carpark, Between T013 & T009. Coppice to near ground level.

Prospect Place 1 Prospect Place Epsom KT17 1JA

T1 & T2: 2x Silver Birch (G2/178) - Reduce overall canopy by approximately 2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Remove lowest branch growing on the North-Western side, to cut back the tree from the building. T3:Cherry (T3/178) - Reduce overall canopy by 1m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Cut back from the building as hard as the trees naturally allows. Remove major deadwood for safety purposes. T4:Cherry (T3/132) - Reduce overall canopy by 1m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Cut back from the building as hard as the trees naturally allows. Remove major deadwood for safety purposes. T5: Cherry (T5/178) - Reduce overall canopy by 1m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Cut back from the building as hard as the trees naturally allows. Remove major deadwood for safety purposes. T6 & T7: 2x Sycamore (T2/178 T1/132)- Reduce overall canopy by approximately 1-1.5m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Remove all major deadwood of 25mm in diameter or larger. T8:Sycamore (T1/132) - Reduce overall canopy by approximately 1-1.5m to appropriate growth points,following BS3998 standards.

ANCHOR TRUST BROADMEAD ASHTEAD KT21 1RT

T1 - English Oak (larger tree on grass verge adjacent to parking spaces 42) - Reduce overall canopy by approximately 2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Remove all major deadwood of 25mm or larger for safety purposes. The aim of the reduction is to keep the tree maintained whilst smaller cuts can be managed and to minimise the encroachment towards parking spaces. T2 - English Oak (on grass verge, adjacent to larger Oak, overhanging parking spaces) - Reduce overall canopy by approximately 2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Remove all major deadwood of 25mm or larger for safety purposes. The aim of the reduction is to keep the tree maintained whilst smaller cuts can be managed and to minimise the encroachment towards parking spaces.

2 OAKLEIGH COURT GREAT BOOKHAM KT23 3FE

TPO/107/2/G T1- English Oak (rear garden) - Reduce lateral canopy by approximately 2m, and tops by approximately 3m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards, utilising drop-crotch pruning methods to reduce stress and epicormic growth. Thin canopy by 30% to allow more light through the canopy, whilst still retaining some internal epicormic growth to help minimise stress and to follow appropriate tree pruning guidance. South West lowest branch to be reduced by approximately 3.5m to the woodpecker hole to help neaten the crown shape and reduce loading after a woodpecker hole. The aim of the reduction is to keep the tree managed before it becomes too big for its location and needs a more drastic reduction in the future.

Burdenshott Farm Burdenshot Hill Worplesdon Guildford Surrey GU3 3RL

T1 - Cedar of Lebanon: Reduce limb by 1m obstructing phone line into next fork to clear the line. G1 - 3x Conifers: Reduce height by 2-3m to clear phone line. T2,T3,T4 - Fell to ground level. T5 - Reduce leaning stem by 6m, stem has decayed bark on the rear side which leans over the footpath. (Works subject to TPO 626/0592/2000)

7 BOURNE GROVE ASHTEAD KT21 2NX

Reduce overall canopy of 3x Oak by approximately 2m to appropriate growth points, near to old points, following BS3998 standards. The reduction should allow all three trees to form one connected canopy. Remove North Western lowest limb, which crosses another branch, back to the main union. Thin canopy by 30%. The aim of the reduction is to keep the tree managed at a point where the tree can before pruned to growth points, before a harder prune is required to get it back to the old points size. Reduce height of T2- Crimson King Norway Maple back down to old points. Remove any large dead stubs which increase points for more growth. Reduce remaining canopy to good growth points and to match shape, whilst retaining screening of houses behind. Reduce overall canopy of T3- Crimson King Norway Maple by approximately 4m, in the form of a hard pollard to encourage new growth at a lower height to increase screening and minimise shade the garden. Reduce remaining canopy in the form of a pollard to match shape of the top height.