6 x Horse Chestnuts (along road side boundary) - Crown Reduce and shape by maximum 1.5.metres and prune lateral banches into shape , remove dead wood and any dangerous branches overhanging the road, sever ivy at base of trees. Willow ( rear of property) fell - large amounts of decay in main stem and large split throught the crown.

5 Ash Trees at the eastern end on the northern boundary (A- shaded grey) : Crown to be reduced evenly from 12m to 8m 1 Ash Tree at the eastern end on the northern boundary 12m (A-shaded solid black): to be removed entirely as the area is too crowded and this tree is impacting the crown of the Robinia Pseudoacacia 1 Ash Tree stump at the eastern end on the northern boundary (A-red pattern fill): to be removed entirely as already dead and overgrown with Ivy.

Works as identified by Writtle Forest Consultancy in Survey Schedule of July 2022 : Trees in coloured/shaded circles on Tree Survey Plan : T2412 Sycamore at 19 High Street ~ Self-seeded tree growing against boundary fence - fell to ground level. T2422 Plum at 22 High Street ~ Reduce crown in height by 3.0 metres and 4.0 metres laterally to reduce weight and load above decay, of which there is some evidence at base.

This is a sycamore tree on the boundary between 190 Chesterton Road and 188 Chesterton Road. Crown lift to 4 metres, reduce height by 3 metres, and shape crown by reducing by 1 metre all round tree.

T973 Willow on corner of South Paddock (Recreation Paddock) Pollard to a short framework of branches no more than 2-2.5m in length. Tree has lost several limbs in previous years and is extremely likely to lose more in the near future. T975-993 19 Lime trees on South boundary of South Paddock (Recreation Paddock) ? crown lift (all round) to 4m on the stem. This is to clear the Paddock for the May Ball (to prevent damage to the canopy of trees by May Ball contractors) and to give the water-way between Trinity College and Garrett Hostel Lane more light. This has been recommended to improve the quality of the water for wildlife.

All proposed works are within the attached document: 9530SMP Robinson College 2023 Works Schedule. All works highlighted are for general maintenance and best arboricultural practice. Lime - Hershal Rd, Cycle Store - An old Stump - grind out T1a On edge of pull- in near T36 (Confirmed by agt) Prunus Luistanica variegate - Grange Rd - Remove and grind strump T524 Salix matsudana tortuosa - nr Bridge - Pollard T513 Fagus sylvatica - Main wild garden - deadwood T183 Catalpa bignoniodes Aurea - on Thorneycreek Path - limb reduction of 1 - 1.2m (to remove out of the Irish Yews) T528 Salix caprea - on Island/TC lawn - Pollard as growing into T527 & T529 T110 Aesculus hippocastanum (Confirmed by agt) - on Boundary of 2 Adams Rd - climbing inspection and deadwood T552/T553 Prunus cerasifera on Thorneycreek Lawn - Remove as collaspsed over brook T5550 Poplus tremula - on Throneycreek Lawn - reduce west facing limb to a suitable point. T567/T567a Sambucus nigra -on Croquet Lawn - Remove and poison stump as growing through Yews. T243 Prunus subhirtella on 5 Adams Road - Remove as low value and grind strump. T314 Prunus pissardii on 1 Sylvester Road - remove ivy and deadwood T645 Eriobotyra on 3 Syvester Road - remove middle tree of three as blocking light to property. T721 - T736 Collection of fruit trees in Warden's Garden: - 2 x Damson - fell and grind strump 2 x Pear - deadwood and reshape 4 x Apple 1 of which to be felled and to grind stump - 3 remaining apple trees to deadwood and reshape.

Installation of a free standing cantilevered canopy in the communal car park along the northern boundary that is tree and shrub lined. The installation will not require the removal of trees / shrubs or reduce the available parking for residents. The maximum height of the canopy is 2.3m at the opening and 2.1m at the rear.

G.1 Group of 10 Sycamore trees. Fell to ground level low amenity trees. Trees to be removed and new boundary fence and shrubs / trees to be planted as replacemnt T.1 Ash - Fell to ground level Ash tree in decline - Ash dieback H.2 - Conifer hedgerow - Fell to ground level hedge in 'L' shape due to dieback garden side. Re plant with Yew T.3 Lime - fell to ground level self seeded tree T.4 Sycamore - Fell sucker shoots x3 to allow more light and space to re landscape area.

2 x Sycamore - Fell, these trees cause excessive shading and I plan to re-landscape the garden in order to plant other alternative plant species. 2 Sycamore - Crown reduce by removing the 4 metres (approx) of new growth in line with previous tree surgery of these trees lining the bank of the Bourn Brook which are immediately adjacent to my rear boundary of my property and overhang my garden casting considerable shade.

Poplar (T1) - Remove 3 lateral branches that are growing over boundary line of 29 Shelford Park Ave, branches are casting heavy shade on back garden. Branches have been marked on photo.