Robinia (T1) - Prune away from over head services (BT), removing secondary laterals to provide suitable clearance. Remove dead wood. To prevent future damage to services, Plum (T2) - Fell to ground level and remove stump. To prevent future damage to out building, Holly (T3) - Fell to ground level and remove stump. To allow light to flower bed below, Apple trees (G1) - Maintenance prune. Reduce over extended laterals by approximately 1.5M. To maintain size and improve fruit production, Apple (T4) - Fell to ground level and remove stump. To allow for new outbuilding, Budlia (T5) - Fell to ground level and remove stump. To prevent further damage to boundary fence.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 22/12 - We would like to apply for permissions to reduce the over hanging branches back to suitable growth points BS3998 by 2m, at this address are a row of beech trees at the rear of the garden (7 St Peters in fields). These are over hanging the property of 76 Rosemary Avenue Braintree. We have potential works that our client wants to reduce back the over hang on the beech trees. I would like to add that the trees are over hanging his boundary fence and shed by at least 4/5 metres.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees 23/82 - Oak (T1) -I would like to simply trim back overhanging branches to the boundary fence, Oak (T2) - Same as T1 (above). However, this tree has overhanging branches that pose a risk to my shed and my fence. In August of 2020, a branch of a significant size came down and I would like to avoid this occurring again. Again, I would like to cut back to just beyond the boundary fence - I contacted the Parish Council about T2 and was visited by Bob Walters. He agreed with my proposal and said that the Parish Council could not carry out the work but that I could apply to have it completed myself.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 50/00 - For the complete removal to ground level of 1 Horse Chestnut. (T1) The tree is severely leaning to a point where very little of the crown is within the boundary of the property. The owner has pointed out that the rear boundary fence is severely distorted and this seems to be in conjunction with the lean of the tree.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Sycamore - All branches overhanging land owned by 27 The Paddocks will be removed back to the boundary fence The sycamore tree is on the boundary with the garden at 22 Collingwood Road and land belonging to the owners of 27 The Paddocks. It is also approximately 10 metres from the house at 27 The Paddocks. Several branches overhang this land and others are also very near to the roof of 27 The Paddocks. Birds perch on the edge of the branches and leave unpleasant "deposits" on the ground which causes a health and safety hazard to people using this land, especially children. As the tree continues to grow there is also the potential for damage to underground pipes and foundations.