N1 2HQ.

(T1) Beech tree. Fagus sylvatica This large tree is in good health and has not been reduced in some time. Height of T1 : 22 metres Width of crown : 14 metres In keeping with good arboricultural management and to maintain the crown at a size appropriate to its residential setting and as part of a cyclical maintenance schedule ; proposed works are consistent with previous planning consent ( ref: P2014/5005/TRE ) and comply with the recommendations of BS3998:2010. Reduce the crown by 1.5 - 2.5 metres to previous points of reduction, reducing over extended branches back into the crown line. Not all branches to be reduced. Clean out crown by the removal of dead, diseased, broken and minor crossing branches. Reduce back from adjacent property to give 4 metres clearance. Crown lift to 5 metres above ground level with diameter of final cuts not exceeding 5cm. All work carried out to British Standard 3998:2010.

6 Alwyne Villas, London · premises record

T005- Cherry - Fell on safety grounds, due to presence of fungus, damage, and history of crown dieback. Replace with species TBC

16, Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record

F/G - T1 - Pear - reduce height by approx. 2m, side growth by approx. 1m. R/G - T2 - Cherry - Reduce crown by approx. 2m (not beyond previous points of reduction

16 Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record

Rear garden (TPO ref: T5 of TPO 334/2007) (T1 on site sketch) Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Reduce the crown by 1.5 - 2.5 metres to previous points of reduction, reducing over extended branches back into the crown line (not all branches to be reduced). Clean out crown by the removal of dead, diseased, broken and minor crossing branches. Reduce back from adjacent property to give 4 metres clearance. Crown lift to 5 metres above ground level with diameter of final cuts not exceeding 5cm.

6 Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record

Front garden (TPO ref: T3 of TPO 334/2007) (T1) Cherry - Crown reduce height and spread by maximum 1-1.5m branch lengths only retaining soft furnishing growth to give compact yet even and flowing canopy outline. Crown clean and remove major deadwood

14 Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record

Rear of property (TPO ref: T7 of TPO 334/2007) (T1 of site sketch) Beech Fagus sylvatica - At the crown break, facing away from the house there is a branch that crosses a slightly bigger branch above it. Remove this branch back to branch collar. Also a branch growing into the adjacent property that was missed when the tree was recently reduced. This branch is growing into a Bay tree, causing it to become unbalanced. To improve the visual amenity of the Bay tree suggested works are; Remove the branch growing into the Bay tree back to a suitable growth point (approx. 2 metres). Front of property (TPO refs T8 + T10 of TPO 334/2007) (T2 of site sketch) Lime Tilia platyphyllos - This tree was pollarded many years ago. It has four stems growing from the trunk at approximately 4.5 metres. In, around and below all of these stems are multiple cavities. This decay at the crown break is so substantial that it poses a serious threat to the structural integrity of this tree. This in turn creates a very high risk of bio mechanical failure. Putting targets on the pavement below at risk and the structural integrity of this tree into doubt. To reduce the risk of bio mechanical failure by reducing loading on the weakened areas of this tree, suggested works are; Pollard to approximately 9 metres. There are substantial cavities on two of the stems at this height so it is prudent to cut below these points. Photo evidence of cavities and photo with a red line indicating approx. finished pruned height of tree. (T4 of site sketch) Sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus - This tree has been pollarded three times at different heights. It has lost some major stems in the past, is unbalanced and has some substantial cavities at the crown break and the secondary pollard points. In one of the cavities at the crown break can be seen the fruiting body of a fungus, possibly Ganoderma australe. Shown in photo evidence. The cavities at the secondary pollard points increase the risk of structural

4 Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record

Rear garden (T1) Beech Fagus sylvatica - Reduce the crown all around by 1.5 metres back to previous points of reduction. Crown thin by 15%. Cut back from the building to give 2 metres clearance.

4 Alwyne Villas, London, N1 2HQ · premises record