Works to trees in the grounds of Yew Tree House, 1 Hall Drive, Gosberton,the trees are protected by Gosberton Tree Preservation Order No.1, 1957, and are within Group six of the order. 1. To reduce a row of four yew trees located along the northern side of the entrance to Hall Drive. Reduce branches to give clearance to the entrance road, the height to be reduced by 1.5 metres and the remaining canopy shaped to balance. 2. Crown lift and dead wood yew located to the right hand (south) side of the exit from Hall Drive to improve driver visibility and safety. 3. Remove the lower limb from the sycamore tree overhanging the High Street, which is situated on the right hand (south) side of the exit from Hall Drive. 4. Remove dead and damaged limb from the hawthorn tree on the right hand (south) side of the exit from Hall Drive, to improve access. 5.Remove dead wood and reduce to shape the yew tree on the southern side of Hall Drive adjacent to the playing field. 6.Reduce and shape the holly tree on the junction of Hall Drive to improve visibility and safety. Reduce in height by up to two metres to allow for and improve growth of the adjacent false acacia tree. 7.Large sycamore tree, overhanging the garage, remove dead wood and thin(15-20% as discussed on site, by removing duplicate and potentially rubbing branches) and shape to balance. 8.Large sycamore tree,adjacent and overhanging the garage.(To the north west of the previous tree). Remove dead wood and shape to balance (reduction overall of 10% as discussed on site).

Yewtree House 1 Hall Drive Gosberton Spalding PE11 4LX