Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order TPO - 2/74 A1 T6 Ash, prune to give clearance of 3m maximum between house and edge of canopy. Reduce rest of crown by 3m. T7 Ash, prune to give clearance of 3m maximum between house and edge of canopy. Reduce rest of crown by 3m. T11 Ash, prune to give 2m clearance between garage and canopy. Fell stem that is touching gutters of building. Reduce rest of canopy by 2.5m.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order - Reference: 7/83 Oak tree to the front and right of the property - All lower branches to be removed right up the main trunk divides. The canopy of the tree to be then reduced by one third making sure no branches are overhanging the house or power cables to the front

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order - 2/74 A1 Ash T6 - prune to give clearance of 3m maximum between house and edge of canopy. Reduce rest of crown by 3m. Reason. Ash T7 - prune to give clearance of 3m maximum between house and edge of canopy. Reduce rest of crown by 3m. Ash T11 - prune to give 2m clearance between garage and canopy. Fell stem that is touching gutters of building. Reduce rest of canopy by 2.5m.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 23/82 - r/o 15 Edmund Green. Growing adjacent to the PROW that gives access to the nature reserve from the west, is a Purple Leaved Plum, within the Conservation Area. It has two stems, sub-lateral branches from which are resting on the garage roof of no 15. It is proposed to reduce the height of the smaller stem to the height of the existing fence, as previously done, and to crown lift the sub-laterals of the remaining stem to give approximately 0,5m clearance to the garage roof. r/o 56 Edmund Green, growing adjacent to the path that gives access to the nature reserve from Greenfields, is a group of 5 closely spaced Common Oak, that overhang the rear garden of no 56, to an oppressive extent. Also, branches from the tree numbered 2 on the attached plan are in contact with the tiled roof of the out-house. It is proposed to crown lift tree no 3 to give approximately 0.5m clearance to the out-house roof, and to reduce the lateral spread of the remainder (mainly trees 3 and 6) above the garden by approximately 2m, cutting back to suitable growth points.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 17/11- Oak tree Situated in the rear garden 8m from the house next to the boundary on the left hand side of the property. There are no other oak trees on the property.The tree has recently had dead & diseased wood professionally removed. The maintenance proposal is for a lateral crown reduction of 2m all round to reduce weight and strain on the main limbs.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 1/97 - Customer would like to fell trees as worried about structural damage to house and path or repollard to trunk

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 19/01 - T3 Will need a few branches trimmed during building of house which has been granted full planning permission. The roots are safe this is just trimming. Full planning permission was granted which we applied for with tree reports for the area. Planning ref 20/00929/ful

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 10/01 - Tree is outside no 20 1 x Bay Tree - Large Reduce Approx to the height of his apex roof. Around 2/3m and then shape accordingly. We could achieve this by doing a more subtle reduction overall so essentially it will maintain its fullness and will still look natural and full. The tree is close proximity to the house and causing a sunlight blockage. Please advise on alternatives if this is not appropriate

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 14/21 - 1 x Large Oak Tree - Situated at the front of Oak Lodge by the highway. Ref - 14/2021TPO Customer has requested us to provide some works on this tree and that would be to crown reduce the tree by approximately 1-2m. The concern is that the tree is significantly close to his house and it's over hanging the highway and telephone cables and genuinely cares for his tree so would like to give it a subtle prune and shape. If this specification is not acceptable please could you please give us a alternative.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 6/74 - Horse-chestnut - Having looked at this tree I feel it is neccesary for this tree to be removed or at least brought down significantly so there is a lot less weight in the two boughs. there is flaking bark all around the tree and all leaf appears unhealthy/signs of disease. I also could see that it was showing signs of fault at V unions and upon grabbing one of the lower limbs the whole limb showed sign of movement suggesting that if proper force was applied it could tear away or snap off. Not only is this tree close to two properties and sheds, the house owner ( number 13 ) and the neighbours where the tree overhangs ( number 15 ) both have two young children in the house causing extreme worry. From observation you can see deadwood in the crown and also the tree is not recovering well from previous pruning. It appears there has been an attempt to brace the limbs together however I feel that this its not enough nor does it appear as if this tree was to fail the damage could be catastrophic.