TPO SCDC 1982 0012 T1 - remove any deadwood and 2 lower limbs which extend over the highway. T2 - remove any deadwood. T3 - remove any deadwood. T4 - remove any deadwood and lower limbs which extend down to ground level.

TPO 14 G1 covers a large part of garden at 157 Church Rd and includes part of this land Nos. 9 - 11 but not Nos. 15 - 19 G1 covers 3 x Holly and Mixed Beech & Elm - The land behind Nos. 9 - 19 being bought to extend their gardens and the works applied for are T1 Approx. 20x young Espaliered Lime trees - Fell due to access restrictions affecting new land owners. T2/T3 Lime /Pine - Fell due to excessive size that is restricting the use of the area. T4 Holly Coppice - Fell due to access restrictions and essive size limiting the use of the area. T5 Holly Coppice - Fell due to access restrictions and excessive size limiting the use of the area.

T1 Lime Tree (front garden) east side near Aldebugh Road application for tree felling of Lime Tree, Reason for works, To extend drive way and install soak away, the drive/soak away can only be installed in this location due to underground cables and sewage pipeworks in the other areas within the property. Reason for works is to enable visitors and deliveries to enter/park on property without parking on the highway causing traffic accident near misses due to a new junction supplying a new housing development opposite. Note: There have been near misses due to speeding traffic and visitors cars damaged from this matter already

T1 Beech - proposed crown reduction, T2 & 3 oak - proposed removal. See below for further information T1 Beech: The species is relatively short-lived and is not resistant to decay. This tree is mature and in declining condition, with a sparse crown and poor extension growth, there is also some basal decay evident, with adaptive growth. The remaining contribution of the tree is limited and the basal decay, whilst not an immediate concern could become an issue given the condition of the crown and lack of vigour. Its amenity contribution is eroded by its sparse crown. It is proposed to reduce the crown spread by 1.5-2m on all sides and the height by 4m to encourage inner crown growth. T2 & T3 Oak: These are a pair of weather-damaged trees. T2 has lost its main leader and formed a very low, spreading crown, T3 has been stuck by lightning in the past and has very limited live canopy growth. Both trees have a battered appearance and neither makes a significant contribution to the surroundings. The trees dominate the site and the applicant would like to thin them to provide usable domestic space. It is proposed to remove the two oak. This should also favour the beech, by removing competition.

TPO ESCC 1955 0029 T1 Beech: The species is relatively short-lived and is not resistant to decay. This tree is mature and in declining condition, with a sparse crown and poor extension growth, there is also some basal decay evident, with adaptive growth. The remaining contribution of the tree is limited and the basal decay, whilst not an immediate concern could become an issue given the condition of the crown and lack of vigour. Its amenity contribution is eroded by its sparse crown. T2 & T3 Oak: These are a pair of weather-damaged trees. T2 has lost its main leader and formed a very low, spreading crown, T3 has been stuck by lightning in the past and has very limited live canopy growth. Both trees have a battered appearance and neither makes a significant contribution to the surroundings. The trees dominate the site and the applicant would like to remove them to provide usable domestic space. It is proposed to plant three replacement trees on the edge of the site; 2 oak and one small leaf lime.

TI - Oak Remove - client will be adding a single storey extension and the oak will need to be removed due to its close proximity. It has been cut poorly in the past and has had a lot of reactive growth. T2 and T3 crown thin and 25% reduction.