G1 - Holly - Self-seeded trees that are growing close to the boundary with Holly Manor (see photograph 1)Works: RemoveT1 - Oak x 1 - (third-party) Tree one is an oak tree that is significantly encroaching into the curtilage of Overbury, it was pruned back several years ago but has now regrown an extent beyond its size pre-pruning; it is now encroaching significantly into the curtilage of Overbury and growing close to the northern elevation of the dwelling-house (see photographs 2 & 3) Works: To reduce significantly encroaching growth by 2m on height and widthG2 - Western red cedars (third-party) These are fast-maturing trees that are now encroaching unacceptably into the curtilage of Overbury, the trees have not been pruned since they were planted ( see photograph 4) Works: Reduce the encroaching lateral branches to the property boundary lineT2 - Ash x 1 (third-party) This is a self-seeded ash tree that has outgrown a restricted location is now encroaching into the curtilage of Overbury (see photograph 5) Works: Reduce encroaching growth by 2m on height and widthT3 - Yew x 1 (third-party) A now very large and outgrown tree that is encroaching significantly into the curtilage of Overbury (see photograph 6) Works: Reduce encroaching lateral branches to the boundary lineT4 - Yew x 1 (boundary line tree) (see photographs 7 & 8) Works: reduce side above the rear garden of Overbury by 2.5m on spread and 1 m on heightH1 - Mixed deciduous hedge (see photograph 10)Works: Cut back the northern side lateral growth to approximately 1m from boundary lineT5 - Oak x 1 ? shown as T1 on TPO 362 (see photographs 11, 12 & 13)Works: Reduce those lateral branches on the west and east sides by approximately 2.5m and those on the south and north sides by 2m, crown clean to include removing any damaged branches and deadwood > 300 mm in length and 20 mm in diameter REASONS FOR ALL THE ABOVE WORKS CAN BE FOUND IN THE ATTACHED PLAN, PHOTOS, E...

Overbury Woodside Walk Northwood HA6 3ET