ESC TPO 102/2021 Frontage of site T1 & T2 Oaks - Crown reduce & shape by up to 30%. Reason: branches have grown in one direction (towards the sun) and proposed pruning works are to balance the trees and aid in uniform growth Rear / side of site A1 - 1 x Oak - Fell to ground level Reason: 1.9m away from main drain to house and 6.2m from property (see plan / photos)

ESC TPO 120/2022 Trees numbered as per application / plan not TPO T1 Oak located adjacent to building and side footpaths encroaching on to building and roof - Reduce side laterals only to give 2m clearance to building. T2 & T3 Oaks growing in car park adjacent to building - Reduce back to give 2m clearance. Reason: trees are encroaching on to building. T4 Macrocarpa growing in car parking area adjacent to bungalow and care home - Remove deadwood and reduce height to 12m spread to 5m radius. Reason: tree is dying back in its upper crown. T5 Sweet Chestnut growing behind care home overhanging kitchen and extraction flues - Reduce back side laterals only to give 2m clearance to building. G1 numerous Dead Elms - Fell to ground level Reason: there are many groups of dead elms which are advanced in decay adjacent to the main roads ,these require urgent removal on safety grounds. T6 Scots Pine located within the woodland area - Fell to ground level Reason: standing dead should be removed as it is within striking distance of open area which is used. T7 Sweet Chestnut on driveway just before care home entrance - Fell to ground level Reason: dead stem within striking distance of access road T8 Holly on access road - Fell to ground level Reason: standing dead

WDC TPO 126 T1 Oak - Fell. Reason: large limb fell recently and damaged car resulting in tree being reduced as an emergency to agreed positions. Extremely close to the front of the property and since the recent loss of part of the crown and the reduction to make safe, the tree has far less amenity value and is not an asset to the property or the surrounding area. Now it is reduced it will grow vigorously from the new pruned positions and will hide the front of the house and take light from the windows.

Suffolk County Council TREE PRESERVATION ORDER No. 4 / 1990 - Cloncurry House T1 Yew - Fell due to close proximity to the property and damage being caused to the drains.

SCDC/84/00016 Trees located in front of house - Selection of the worst condition/most dangerous trees each winter and clearing small areas which could then be replanted with individual trees using more sustainable stock over a five-year period - this was judged to be the best environmental, aesthetic and economic option and is recommended for approval by ESC and the Dunwich Meeting. As per the five-year plan for the improvement of woodland as agreed by Nicholas Newton on site.

T1 Birch - Remove large leaning stem towards house T2 Apple - Crown reduce, tidy and thin. T3 Road frontage Oak, remove deadwood noted.

TPO ESCC 53 1965 Macrocarpa conifer on rear boundary with Haylings House - to reduce back over hang or remove completely to prevent ongoing damage to boundary fence and greenhouse from falling branches, and future risk to property.

TPO No. 277 T1 Cupressus - Trim back to previous pruning points and remove dead / rubbing branches T3 -T7 5 x Limes - Reduce and shape crown to previous pruning points, remove deadwood / rubbing crossing branches and basal growth Reason: Canopy spread encroaching over house, garage and neighbouring properties and shading shrub beds

TPO SCDC 97/100 Large Oak - side prune away from house and garage by 1.5m. to prevent branch contact with house. Small Silver Birch - fell, tree in unsuitable position.

TPO SCDC/95/00085 T1 Chestnut to the rear left hand corner of the rear garden, extended mid and lower crown branches on the house side some of which have been previously pruned in are out of balance. - Prune in selected lower and mid crown branches on the house/garden side to balance the crown. Remove deadwood and damaged branches. Work required to balance the crown. T2 Chestnut to the rear right hand corner of the rear garden - Lightly thin the crown including removal of dead and damaged branches. General maintenance.