APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 706/1994, AREA 1 T1, Oak � Remove major deadwood. T2, Oak � Remove major deadwood. T3, Oak � Remove major deadwood. T4, Oak - Tip reduce lateral limbs towards house to give 2m clearance and to remove major deadwood. T5, Ash - Remove major deadwood over garden. G2, 2 x Hazel - Cut back all overhang to fence line by 4m.

Application for a certificate of existing lawful development for the erection of a 1.5 storey, 3 bay garage and single storey office building, Building used as a dwelling house, hardstanding and a 1.8m closeboarded fencing (RETROSPECTIVE).

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 0583/1993, WOODLAND 1 T1, Willow - Fell to ground level. T2, Willow - Remove branches overhanging neighbouring property, Woodend house, back to the boundary fence line. T3, Western White Pine � Fell to ground level.

Application for a certificate of lawfulness for the proposed erection of a detached outbuilding to form a pool house, a 1m high front boundary fence, new means of access including an entrance gate and driveway hardstanding.

Full planning application for the change of use of amenity land to garden and the erection of a 2m high timber fence (retrospective) and the erection of a single storey side extension to dwelling house

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO REFERENCE: 1187/2007 I have spoken to a tree surgeon who has said it would be advisable to cut back to the back fence of our property. This is seriously overhanging in our garden and I am constantly having branches falling in our garden it is nor far from the back of our house now and will be touching the house in the not too distant future. It is causing shading in our garden too.

APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO REFERENCE 1369/2010 W1 Maple. Tree grown through the bottom of the fence. Root ball directly on the fence line. Very ragged ugly trunk. Damaged summer house (now removed). Does not appear listed on the TPO. Need to confirm if this needs planning to trim or remove. I really want to remove the tree. There is beautiful lime about 3 feet behind that i suspect the maple is now encroaching on the roots of. If i cannot remove this then I propose removing the left hand trunk and reducing the right hand trunk down to 5 meters in height. The tree is split and damaged above 5 meters on both trunks and poses a risk. Even today the tree has dropped some very large branches.

Works to a TPO tree. TPO reference no. 782 1996 Front Garden T1) Silver Birch Betchula pendular Findings: � Tree situated in front garden, directly in front of the front door. � Mature. � Driveway and house in root protection zone and below canopy. � Historical pollard pruning technique used has created a poor crown structure, with decay present at old pruning points that are now a point of potential failure. � Tree has previously been reduced successfully to manage the crown size. Recommendations: � Reduce crown by approximately 20% removing approximately 2m from the trees hight and side growth. � Removal of all major dead wood. � Raise crown to approximately 3m by removing secondary pendular growth. Reasons For Work Listed Above � Because there is the likelihood that property may be damaged and/or for the health and safety of people/life. � A crown reduction will reduce the chance of branch failure. T2) Silver Birch Betchula pendular Findings: � Tree situated in front garden, close to house on the left hand front side as you face the building. � Medium Mature. � Historical pollard pruning technique used has created a pore crown structure, with decay present at old pruning points that are now a point of potential failure. Recommendations: "Medium Priority" � Remove dead wood. � Reduce crown regrowth by approximately 20% removing 2m from hight and 1m from side growth. Reasons For Work Listed Above � Because there is the likelihood that property may be damaged and/or for the health and safety of people/life. � A crown reduction will reduce the chance of branch/union failures. Back Garden T3) Oak Findings: � Tree situated in back RH corner of garden garden near/over pond fences and shed construction. � Mature. � Tree is leaning with a greatly unbalanced crown. Recommendations: � Remove dead wood. � Reduce lateral and upper crowns growth by approximately 20% removing 2.5m from side growth and leaning hight. � Nothing to be removed from the trees central hight or lateral growth on the up side from lean. Reasons For Work Listed Above: � A crown reduction will help rebalance tree.

SECTION 211 NOTIFICATION FOR WORKS IN A CONSERVATION AREA T1, Cherry Plum - Fell to ground level T2, Conifer - Remove lateral limb on fence back to source G1, Conifer hedge - Trim by 6-10 inches (0.15 to 0.25 metres) and trim back hard and neatly G2, Mixed Species: Holly, Oak, Chestnut, Holly � Tip-reduce all lateral limbs by up to 2m to give additional clearance to house and car park, and remove major deadwood T3, Oak - Remove major deadwood T4, Horse Chestnut - Remove major deadwood T5, Cherry Tree - Reduce overall crown by up to 2m shaping to suitable growth points