Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Ash tree has been storm damaged leaving a large cavity /tear out wound in the tree , weakening the structure of the main bough. I propose i remove the main bough down to the tear out point and leave the secondary bough to become the leader. The home owner is concerned it will come down and on the other side off hedge line is playing fields so concern is rising on safety.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Fell Scots Pine tree - This tree is a very old and large non-native Scots Pine in our garden.. Its trunk is 12'5 meters from our residence structure and in excess of 15 meters tall. The tree has grown too large for its location and poses a danger if it should fall or drop branches. We are extremely concerned that in the next storm it will fall and cause substantial damage to our property. During the last 2 storms this year we thought it was coming down as it was moving so much and swaying towards the house. It drops pine needles, sap, cones, twigs and branches over all our garden and the adjoining footpath which constantly need to be raked off the lawn/flower beds and physically removed from the fishpond. It casts excessive shade over the garden all year inhibiting plant and lawn growth due to lack of light and moisture and is ugly and of little amenity value. Pigeons sit on the tree and defecate all over the footpath and garden. We also have honey fungus (Armillaria) infestation in the garden which has killed 3 mature fruit trees in the past and which Pinus are susceptible to. We want to fell the tree to remedy these problems. We would preferably not replace it at all, or if replacement is a condition, replant with a native fruit tree or similar whose height and span can be controlled by pruning.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Gleditsia - Dismantle to leave monolith/ habitat stem at first union. Dieback evident in crown, multiple fractured/ hazardous limbs, poor unions - tree in close proximity to house, driveway and garden. Tree would not likely tolerate heavy reduction, and removal of all deadwood and hazardous sections would leave unbalanced and poorly structured remaining crown .- Update - The tree is now being completely removed and stump ground out.

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 in a Conservation Area - Reduce large Conifer, the only tree in garden by 15-20 ft. The reduction is to stop the sail effect as too close to neighbours house.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Pollard 5x Limes, need maintaining as planted tight between the house

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Re-pollard line of lime trees in front garden (no.s 1-7) Selectively re-prune line of beech trees back to reduction points at side of house to clear buildings (no.s 8-17), Reduce/reshape Yew tree A around a maximum of 1M, Reduce/reshape Yew tree B around a maximum 0.75M, Reduce/reshape Yew tree C around a maximum of 0.5M

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

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - T1 Whitebeam Tree -Remove to ground level - this tree is showing root heave and leaning heavily towards garage. The canopy is in decline and T2 Cherry Tree - corner of house - reduce by 1 - 2 meters and maintain natural shape, remove dead wood

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Leylandi type trees running along boundary edge to oneside of house. Trees were reduced in height for a previous planning permission now want to remove trees altogether due to unsightly nature. The boundary due to ours and recent neighbour works has a 6ft fence along it for the majority of the length, which replaces the need for the trees. Some trees have been badly affected by years of neglect prior to our arrival and have decay. See sketch 1 for details.