Felling of a decayed sycamore tree.

Tree works are proposed for a sycamore tree at The Catholic Rectory on Hills Road in Cambridge. The proposal involves reducing the tree's height by approximately 8 to 10 metres to retain an 8-metre high pollard framework.

This application proposes the removal of a common ash tree, with a replacement forest scale tree to be planted nearby.

Tree maintenance works are proposed for a beech tree, including limb reduction and crown lifting to clear adjacent structures and ground level.

Crown lifting to four metres is proposed for a sycamore and an ash tree beside a garage block on Drosier Road, Cambridge, to allow vehicle access.

The proposal involves a crown reduction of approximately three metres to a maple tree to maintain its current size and shape.

Application for various tree works, including the crown reduction and thinning of trees located in the front and rear gardens.

Proposals involve carrying out a crown reduction on a sycamore tree by four metres on all sides.

This application proposes the felling of a rowan tree.

Works are proposed to a horse chestnut tree, involving a reduction in height and spread, and shaping of the crown to mitigate the risk of further structural failure.

Works are proposed to an oak tree involving the removal of the lowest new growths on the southern side of the canopy to clear the roof and gutter.

Works to trees including severing ivy, cutting back overhanging branches, and reducing the height of a ginkgo and a greengage.

A proposal has been made to reduce the height and shape the spread of a maple tree.