T5 of TPO No. 59 / 1993 1no. Pine (T5 on Order) - Prune to clear BT wire, final cut in line with boundary fence

W1 of TPO No. 139 / 2000 1no. Woodland block (outlined red on plan) - Repeated pruning operations consisting of: 1. At a time and frequency decided by the owner, that the owner or anyone directed under the authority of the owner, be permitted to prune back any branch of a protected tree that has passed outside of the Land (beyond the boundary marked in red and shown in diagram 1). 2. At a time and frequency decided by the owner, that the owner or anyone directed under the authority of the owner, be permitted to prune back any branch of a protected tree that has passed over the private right of way that is within the Land and to the east (as demarcated by the fence, marked in green and shown in diagram 1).

ESC TPO/142/2022 Vegetation located long side boundary with 255 Yarmouth Road & rear boundary of Nos. 76 & 78 Blyford Road Lowestoft W1 - Clear all vegetation including lifting shrubs and trees as required to ensure a 2m clearance from the fence and cut down all small self-set saplings, below 75mm in diameter. Including removal of Ivy on and around fence, Poplar trees and Holly trees. Reason: to give a clear view and assessment of the existing fence

TPO ESCC 53 1965 Macrocarpa conifer on rear boundary with Haylings House - to reduce back over hang or remove completely to prevent ongoing damage to boundary fence and greenhouse from falling branches, and future risk to property.

TPO ESC 0044/2021 Hawthorn and Beech along boundary fence to be pruned back and tidied.

TPO/044/2021 Various Hawthorns and Hollies - Prune back overhang to the boundary fence of 43 Burlingham Drive

TPO 411 Trees located within woodland of Homestead Woodland Ave, behind 25 Holly Close G1 (on plan) Group of trees located in woodland behind - Reshape all overhanging laterals back to boundary fence line. Reason - Reduce encroachment and bird waste on property

T1 Oak - tree off site in adjacent woodland area. To reduce back to main stem branches overhanging boundary fence.

Two scots pine situated immediately behind our rear boundary fence. Branches from the tree overhang our land significantly and are close to touching the property. The debris from over-hanging branches has damaged garden furniture and other structures. The needles block guttering and overhanging branches house pigeons with persistent excrement on furniture etc... work to the trees will include some crown lifting and some crown reduction. Lower spreading branches to be removed. Reduction on other overhanging branches to fence/boundary line. Height of trees will remain the same - spread reduced approx 50%

TPO ESCC/66/00058 W1 Rear garden - trees numbered as per plan T1 - Species unidentified as covered in too much ivy - Crown Reduce and shape by approx. 30% and remove Ivy. Reason: tree has grown too high and covered in ivy the reduction should rejuvenate tree as it appears to still be alive. T2 Believed to be a Maple also covered in ivy - Fell to ground level the tree is covered in ivy and located on boundary with No 6. Reason: Tree covered in Ivy and on boundary, to make garden more secure for children a fence will be erected along this boundary. The applicant intends to plant extra trees, to have an orchard to grow apples, pears & plums