BH Trees and Woodland Consultancy Ltd

Land Between Denmark Rise Denmark Street And Doubleday Close Diss Norfolk

T2 - Ash; Crown Lift to 5m above ground level to maintain clearance over the highway; T7 - Robinia; Fell to near ground level due to advancing basal stem decay

North View 28 Plumstead Road Thorpe End Norfolk NR13 5AJ

T1 Cherry - Fell, T2 Silver birch - Fell, T3 Hawthorn - Reduce height from 8m to 6m, T3 Sycamore - Fell, T4 Hawthorn - Overall crown reduction from 3m to 2.5m, T5 Sycamore - Fell

24 Lucerne Close Lowestoft Suffolk NR33 8EZ

TPO No. 28 1no. Oak (marked T1 on submitted plan) - Remove dead wood, Crossing and suppressed branches, reduce northeast of crown by 1.5m. 1no. Cherry Plum (marked T2 on submitted plan) - Reduce northeast of crown by 2m

10 Lord Rosebery Mews Saint Andrews Park Thorpe St Andrew Norfolk NR7 0GX

T1: Scots pine - Fell, G2: Mainly mirabelle plum: Re-coppice the first row of shrubs on the woodland edge, T3: Sycamore: Reduce radial crown spread towards the east from approx 6m to 4.5m, T4: Scots pine: Reduce single large limb extending over Yarmouth Road from approx 4m to 3m and T5: Oak - Remove dead wood over the road

3 Edenhurst Close Norwich NR4 7QT

T1/T2 Douglas Fir: These trees have previously been lopped at about 8m. The subsequent regrowth has produced a ragged and distorted crown. Both trees are suppressed by the non-lopped trees in the garden of No. 1. These will always be deformed specimens. The preferred option is to fell them and plant replacements in the woodland belt beside Judge's Walk. Failing that a crown reduction from 13m to 9m in height and a reduction from 5m to 3m in radial spread. G3 Silver birch: This group of three young silver birch has also previously been lopped, this time at around 6m. The regrowth has been drawn up to produce very long and slender branches without a discernible leading stem or any natural form. It is proposed to reduce the crown on each tree, singling each tree to a single leading shoot and reducing in height from 12m to 8.5m and reducing radial spread from 4m to 3m. T4 Scots pine: This semi-mature pine has a leaning stem and suppresses a promising young beech tree. It is proposed to remove the pine and encourage the beech to develop fully through formative pruning.

North View 28 Plumstead Road Thorpe End Norfolk NR13 5AJ

T1 Holly - Fell; Conifer - Fell

North View 28 Plumstead Road Thorpe End Norfolk NR13 5AJ

T1 Holly - Fell; Conifer - Fell

The Park Office Heveringland Hall Park NR10 4PN

W4 Oak: Crown Lift to provide 2m clearance over shed; G21 Oak: Dying oak tree over gas tank, pollard to spring of crown at 4m and provide a replacement; G7 Cypress and willow: Remove dead wood and crown lift over drive to allow 3.5m clearance from ground; W1 Ash: Fell dangerous ash trees and remove dead limbs behind icehouse; T35 Maple: reduce spread from 4m by 3m to allow 2m clearance from structure

The Park Office Heveringland Hall Park NR10 4PN

W4 Oak: Crown Lift to provide 2m clearance over shed; G21 Oak: Dying oak tree over gas tank, pollard to spring of crown at 4m and provide a replacement; G7 Cypress and willow: Remove dead wood and crown lift over drive to allow 3.5m clearance from ground; W1 Ash: Fell dangerous ash trees and remove dead limbs behind icehouse; T35 Maple: reduce spread from 4m by 3m to allow 2m clearance from structure

11 Augustus Hare Drive Norwich NR5 8BW

Oak (T1): Remove the epicormic shoots on roadside of the lower stem to give a 3m ground clearance over the footpath and 5m over the highway. Remove the re-formed deadwood. Tip-reduce branch tips from the house structure to give a 1.5m to 2m clearance. Assess the large, fractured stub for stability and retain as a habitat feature, if secure.