T2 oak tree located on the road side boundary of pool farm tree is in need of a dead wood as some substantial sized pieces and hanging dead wood however the lower canopy stretching over crumpfield lane could do with a lift to roughly 5mtrs as it keeps getting struck by farm vehicles this would involve approximately 2.5mtrs reduction of tips. T3 ash tree growing along roadside boundary in need of dead wood as substantial sized pieces and hanging wood, also lower lateral growing over rd needs target pruning to lift crown away from rd as it is being struck by farm vehicles, we recommend 2.5mtr lift of lateral growth to create clearance

The tree order is a blanket order. The trees are predominantly crack willow and alder, rooted in the banks of the lake and its surrounding channels. The trees are too numerous to individually identify but a sketch plan of the area is attached. The area was once used for osier beds and is full of self-seeded trees, predominantly crack willow which have grown tall, thin and straight but are now leaning at severe angles and shedding limbs and starting to split and break up from the base. These trees run parallel to a neighbouring property's barns and outbuildings. Previously a tree fell in storms on a neighbouring barn. We have commenced work on the worst of the trees under a previous permission (DC/077859) but wish to continue. We wish to retain the woodland aspect but for safety remove any dead, dying and/or dangerous trees and coppice/ reduce in height the remaining self-seeded crack willow and alder with the intention of promoting a bushier growth at lower height. We also wish to cut back growth over hanging the water. We have a mixed hedge ready to plant along the boundary with the adjacent farm to act as a screen and enhance habitat. It is mixed deciduous trees (hawthorn, blackthorn, hornbeam, willow etc. TPO 10E.

G1 - Conifers and laurels along drive - fell T1 - Apple - reduce by no more than 2 metres all round T2 - Sycamore - fell G2 - Conifers and Laurel along farm boundary - fell

T1 Box in adjacent garden (Home Farm) - fell to ground level T2 Row of Beech in adjacent garden on rear boundary (Home Farm) reduce height by approximately 2.5 - 3m down to previous reduction points. Trim back on garden side T3 Sycamore on left boundary - reduce height by approximately 4 - 4.5m. Reduce spread on all sides by approximately 2 - 2.5m. Shape round T4 Sycamore in front - Reduce height by approximately 4 - 5m down to approximately 1.5m below previous pruning points. Reduce spread on all sides by approximately 3 - 3.5m to approximately 1 - 1.5m behind previous pruning points T5 Plum on front boundary - Reduce height by approximately 2 - 2.5m to below adjacent street lamp. Reduce spread on all sides by approximately 1.5m. Shape round T6 Cedar - Fell to ground level

This agricultural area used to be an old chicken farm. Apart from our house ( 7 Middle Street) and 13 Middle Street, it is surrounded by fields. We have just acquired it and would like to turn it into pastoral land for a couple of rescue donkeys. The seeds from Sycamore trees are extremely poisonous for equines and there are twenty sycamores within the boundary of this area. We would like to remove them so that we can keep the donkeys. There is also one Ash tree in the middle whose roots are growing through an asbestos clad building, and the tree would get damaged when the asbestos gets removed. There are trees around the boundary which we want to keep so that the view from beyond the fields will be unchanged.

There are two leaning semi-mature trees on the western boundary of the property over fields with sheep livestock on Home Farm

1. Yew (T60) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As show in Photo's 3 & 4 the Yew has grown into the Lane and as well as blocking the Lane it also prevents sighting of pedestrians or vehicles, photo 5 when exiting Summerlands. Replacement Yew to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club. 2. Oak (T80) - fell because it is blocking access along Purdis Farm Lane. As shown in photo 6 the tree is leaning into the Lane and interfering with high sided vehicles. It is also of very poor quality. Replacement Oak to be planted on Northern boundary with Ipswich(Purdis) Golf Club

Hedgerow removal - The hedge forms a boundary adjacent to the minor lane to either side of an existing farm and house access to the north east side of the minor lane. The access has limited visibility in both directions resulting from the location of the hedge close to the roadway edge (with a narrow verge). It is therefore notified that the hedge is proposed to be removed for the distance of 110m to the north west and 62m to the south east to improve the vision for users of this access. As a part of the proposal and integral with it, is a commitment to replace the removed hedge in its entirety with an additional length of approx. 20m (curving into the site access) with a new hedge but set back from the edge of the vision splay by approx. 1.5m to allow for the canopy to grow towards the roadway without impeding the vision.

Tree Works Notice of intended tree works in conservation area of Badsworth Meadow Mead, Main Street, Badsworth WF9 1AJ is a residential property situated off a private access road, with boundaries adjacent to St Mary's Church and The School House and Hall Farm Barn. The garden has been left untended for years by the previous owner resulting in many self-set, unsuitably positioned and potentially structurally damaging tree and shrub growth. As the current new owners, we provide notification of intended tree works designed to provide benefits to the longevity of some of the trees, safer surroundings, and an overall improvement to the site. Please note some recent cutting back of shrub and brambles has taken place by the previous owner in order to gain access to remove his property from the garden, including 3 derelict vehicles East facing boundary Meadow Mead T 1 Douglas fir (Christmas tree) to be removed , due to size and close proximity to bungalow, extensive root network having a detrimental effect on the surrounding garden West facing boundary of Meadow Mead T 2 Self set sycamore, approx 10m high generally reshape by pruning back leggy growth and crowning to achieve approx 3m reduction in height. T 3 Self set sycamore, approx 10m high, overhanging garden of Hall Farm Barn, work required to generally reshape by pruning back leggy growth and crowning to achieve approx 3m reduction in height.

TPO's 12/1992 [92/00012/TPO] and 08/1994 [94/00008/TPO] - Works to trees as per application form dated 03.03.2021 and description of works ref 1-15. Proposals 1: Tree works ref No. 1-8 & 10-14 - works as specified. Proposal 2: Tree works ref No. 9 & 15 - No.9 - 3no Silver Birch within Group G.1 of 94/00008/TPO - Reduce by 3m because they're shading a lime on the roadside and No.15 - Poplars - T.10-24 & within Group G.1 of 92/00012/TPO - Remove because they are a hazard to pedestrians in the garden and traffic on farm track. All trees show signs of overextended and subsequently broken limbs. Replant with sufficient lime trees to replace entire boundary, size tbc but likely 'instant'.