Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 23/01 - Copper Beech (T1) - reduce crown by 2m to all aspects to suitable growth points and clear roof of dwelling by 1m.

Notice of intent to carry out works to a tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 5/05 - Oak T3 encroaching onto building and allowing squirrels to get into the roof space Reduce Oak tree situated next to no. 35 back to previous pruning points approx. 1 meter out of top and 3.5 meters from lateral branches. This will achieve a good 2-meter clearance from the property. Remove major deadwood and crown lift to 5 meters.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 23/82 - Sycamore (T1) Fell to stump. Has a Ganoderma at the base, Sycamore (T2) Reduce height by 3 metres and cut back for 2 metres of clearance from the house.to pull this tree out of the wind throw when it stands alone, Robinia (T3) Formative prune to remove crossing/rubbing branches, Sycamore (T4) No work Sycamore (T5) Prune to provide 2 metres of clearance of the neighbours house/roof, Sycamore (T6) Crown lift to remove the lowest 7 branches overhanging the garden from the neighbours tree. to reduce shading, Willow (T7) crown reduction of 2 metres to control new growth, Cedar (T8) crown clean and crown thinning of 15% to reduce weight on dense elongating branches.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 4/94 - T1 ON SKETCH PLAN - MAPLE, REMOVE 1 LOWER LIMB AS PER PICTURE TO GIVE SUITABLE CLEARANCE TO HOUSE ROOF BEFORE LEAVES SPROUT CAUSING LIMB TO DROP AND RUB ON EXISTING HOUSE TILES AS IMMEDIATE REPAIR IS IN NEED ALREADY.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 15/07 - One large Walnut tree in the rear garden which is very close to house. Tree surgeon recommends taking of 3mts from height of tree. Branches touch house roof and also the neighbouring property. This work has been done in the past and due to growth needs to be done again.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 7a/02 - White Poplar (T1) - 4 metre crown reduction and removal of lowest 4 limbs because of threat to garage, lower branches already interfering with roof. Tree has become too big for the area it is situated and Eucalyptus (T2) - 4 metre crown reduction because of blocking light to the house and becoming to big for the area it is situated.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Prservation Order 8-98-T16 - Cut back by 1m to previous cuts to reduce impact on property, excessive shading and alleviate squirrel invasion problems in roof of property and T17 - Cut back by 1m to previous cuts to reduce impact on property, excessive shading and alleviate squirrel invasion problems in roof of property.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Prservation Order 13/01 - Remove 3 branches from 1 Oak that are touching the roof and reduce 3 branches by 2 metres gowing towards the chimney and arial

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.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Yew - crown reduction of 1 metre all over (30%) Reasons for required reduction: 1. Power and phone lines running through branches 2. Branches overhanging pavement and access road to village carpark, causing an obstruction for large vans and lorries 3. Branches growing into walls and roof of 300 year old property 4. Light reduction into house We have recently moved into the property and were advised by surveyor that action was needed to reduce the tree size as it could cause structural problems if not addressed soon. We have been advised that the tree has not been pruned in the previous 10+ years, so probably well overdue!!