Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 40/00 - Reduce Birch by 3 meters as too big for such a small garden and Cut back over hanging Beech from number 19 to boundary using growth points. Tree seems to be diseased, so worried about branches dropping into garden.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 15/76 - Trees we would like to remove to improve appearance and health of Oak Trees Tree 1 - Mature conifer whose mass is significantly impeding the branches of Tree 2 (Oak) Tree 4 & Tree 5 - Medium size conifers rapidly growing and impeding lower branches of the main Oak in the garden (Tree 3) We would look to underplant with more suitable trees/shrubs and make more of a feature of the oak trees in the general landscaping of the front. Trees we would like to remove on the grounds of safety Tree 6 - This tree has fallen and blocks access to the current septic tank and future position of sewage treatment plant Tree 7 - This tree has significant woodpecker damage and showing signs of disease at lower levels Tree we would like to remove to enable the in/out driveway Tree 8 - This tree is healthy (I believe a Turkish Oak) but is growing in the shadow of 3 very large oak trees, it is also very close to the boundary ditch of the property, we would replace this tree with 3 new ones planted elsewhere in front/rear garden

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 12/01 - G1 - belt of trees - Cut back overhang to The Lodge, pruning to appropriate pruning points back to boundary to full height of trees as agreed at Site Meeting with Shaun Taylor General tree maintenance

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 22/12 - We would like to apply for permissions to reduce the over hanging branches back to suitable growth points BS3998 by 2m, at this address are a row of beech trees at the rear of the garden (7 St Peters in fields). These are over hanging the property of 76 Rosemary Avenue Braintree. We have potential works that our client wants to reduce back the over hang on the beech trees. I would like to add that the trees are over hanging his boundary fence and shed by at least 4/5 metres.

Notice of intent to carry out works to a tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 4/75 - Beech T2 Fell This tree has decay fungi fruiting bodies at the base of the trunk Ganoderma on northern and southern side of trunk with Kretzschmaria deusta observed at ground level and has recently suffered failure of 2 large limbs with significant deadwood in the canopy. The risk posed by this tree due to decay fungi which are likely to be impacting on the integrity of structurally important roots as well as lower trunk It is located to the front of the property close to the highway boundary with the driveway, subject and neighbours properties, pavement and roadway with bus stop all potential targets if this tree fails. Proposed to replace with Sweet Gum or similar sized ornamental tree.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 3/02 - Ash T1 crown reduction, height reduction of 1mtr, east side 0.5mtr of lateral reduction, south side a 1.5 mtr reduction on the lower lateral branches hanging over neighbours boundary line and slight target prune to bring into shape and balance, west side will be brought in to balance and shape accordingly. Also slight thinning out of the internal canopy ,and the dead wooding ,damaged and diseased etc..

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 7/98 - Oak - Remove two lowest lateral branches see photograph for details - The Oak is situated south of the boundary of Clickett Lodge

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 2/95 - Cut overhanging branches from a Horse Chestnut back to boundary of 83 London Road

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order TPO 24/01 - Sycamore T5 possible fell due to decay (expert opinion required please); immediate proximity to public highway and health & safety risk. Larch T19 possible fell due to submerged decayed roots (expert opinion required) and close proximity to public highway and housing; possible health & safety risk. A replacement tree (to date species not specified) to be planted within the garden boundary. Sycamore T21 removal of deadwood in the canopy; reduction of the canopy to ensure safety in terms of passing pedestrians and traffic on the public highway. False Acacia T27 removal of a couple of branches to maintain the health and improve the shape and growth of the tree.