T1 Horse chestnut Prune back to previous pruning (2018) remove any deadwood reshaping to maintain best aesthetic appearance T2 Horse chestnut Has a deep split approximately 6 metres long which runs up the trunk from the lowest side branch off the main trunk which as seriously weaking the tree necessitating removal. Propose replacing with a Prunus Pandora. tree when practically possible allowing for the ground to recover from the removal This tree as already been inspected by Leicestershire County councils TPO officer who thinks removal and replanting is the best options T3 Corsican pine After removal of T2 including Prune to maintain the best conical shape and aesthetic appearance possible removal of any deadwood T4 Corsican pine Remove the top side branch that is growing at an angle because of Previous topping work. This branch is making the tree lopsided and out of balance adding weight to the side of the tree that is already leaning towards the bungalow. Prune to maintain the best conical shape and aesthetic appearance possible removal of any deadwood

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