Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Lift crown of large Oak (a) removing selective weeping sub lateral branches only, and where necessary weeping branch tips to clear roof and gate and (b) Reduce Silver Birch trees by 8-10 ft shape sides as necessary

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - T1 x Contoneaster - Fell, T2 x Mountain Ash - 0.5m Crown Reduction, T3 x Wysteria - Fell, T4 x Horse Chestnut - 2m Crown Reduction, T5 x Red Horse Chestnut - Prune limbs overhanging neighbours property/roof. Approx - 1m, T6 x Sycamore - Dangerous Limb Removed (Weak union showing signs of failure)

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Ash - Cut back to trunk 2 lowest branches growing over and on to garage roof

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of permission 21/00822/FUL granted 12/11/2021 for: Proposed erection of 3 No. dwellings and associated development. Variation would allow: - Plot 1: Remove window to garage on front elevation. Replace central double pile roof with crown roof. - Plot 2: Alterations to side elevation of garage. Reposition door and remove window. Replace lower flat roof and double pile with central crown roof. - Plot 3: Remove window to garage on front elevation.

Notice of intent to carry out works to a tree in a Conservation Area - x 1 Cherry (C1) to the front of the property which has suffered storm damage with part of it resting on the property roof to be felled; remaining stump to be grinded below ground level, excess spoil to be cleared to leave level. Note: The homeowner is planning to plant a replacement cherry in the Winter

Notice of intent to carry out works to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Walnut - Lop branches off Walnut to give 2 metres clearance of roof to house and garage of property at 7 Edmund Green

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Presevation Order 11/11 - (T1) - Cypress - Fell. The tree was planted in the wrong location by a previous tennant/owner of the property. It has outgrown the area, now extremely close to the roof, power lines and telephone line. 1 major limb has recently torn out in the storms, owner is afraid of further damaged being caused. The tree has been badly managed in the past with weak unions at previous cut locations. The owner would like to replant with an English yew 6-8cm girth size.

Notice of intent to carry out works to a tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 51a/00 - Ash Tree (Fraxinus Excelsior) TPO 51a/00-T29 - Application to have the tree felled We would like this application to be viewed by a set of "fresh eyes" ie: not to be reviewed by the person who viewed our previous application. We would like to have the Ash Tree felled for the following reasons: 1) The Tree Reports indicates that the tree is deseased, likely to be Innontus hispidus, which causes bare bark and timber to become brittle, leading to fractures of branches and stems and decomposes the heartwood (aka Shaggy Polypore). This poses a risk to ours and our neighbours properties. 2) Installation of solar panels on a south facing roof to support the Braintree District Council and their decleration of a Climate Change Emergency and wanting residents to take action to reduce their carbon footprint. As you can see from the supplied photographs, the Ash Tree casts a significant shadow over the majority of the south facing roof, making the installation of solar panels uneconomical. 3) Whilst the Ash Tree contributes to the amenity provided by over 65 trees in the Barnfield devlopment (20 houses) we feel that we should share the amenity to a wider public audience and would propose planting a replacement tree(s) in a more suitable location of BDC choice. 4) The condition of the tree cannot be deduced from standing on the roadside, looking over a gargage or fence, or wall. A close up, visual inspection is needed.

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 in a Conservation Area - Remove 4 branch tips from an Ash tree to clear roof of house and provide clearance for future regrowth