T3 Pyracantha to be trimmed and shaped. T4 Acer to be crown reduced by 30% of volume (by approximately .5m). T5 Acer in the front to be crown reduced by 30% of volume (by approximately .5m). T6 Acer on the boundary to be reduced in height to match the existing hedge. HAR/CA15.

Hiba (Non-native Japanese Thuja) tree on the driveway of 30 Bankfield Road Woodley. The homeowners wish to apply for this tree to be felled and stump grind to below ground level. The reason for this is to increase the width of their driveway. The homewoners do not wish to replant another tree in this location as this would also restrict the driveway width. HAR/CA24.

See attached. TPO 198E. Fell Ash & reduce branchesoverhanging neighbours property by 50%

T2 - Cherry front of property - remove smaller crossing internal branches, crown lift to 3m over pavement and prune from streetlight to give 1.5m clearance. T3 - Birch front of property - crown lift to 3m over pavement and 2m for remaining canopy. T4 - Cherry front of property on neighbouring boundary - crown lift to 2m. HAR/CA30, TPO 84W.

T1 Lime - Crown reduce the tree by up to 3m in height and lateral reduction of 1m close to the previous pruning points or other suitable pruning locations. and Crown lift to 4.5m and remove epicormic growth on stem and base an annual basis T2 Beech - Crown reduce the tree by up to 3m in height and lateral reduction of up to 1.5m where it over hangs the building to give at least a 1m clearance to the structure and maintain clearance by annual or biannual pruning as required. This will broadly correspond with the previous pruning points in the tree. Removing the limb to the east (see Section 4.3.4 of the Tree Survey report and Figure 9) Crown lift to 5m. T3 Birch - Minor pruning below the street light to remove obstruction to light distribution as indicated at section 4.4.4 of the Tree Survey report. TPO 268E.

I recently acquired the property known as Shaftesbury House, located at 3 Park Road, Cheadle Hulme, SK8 7DA, with the acquisition date being the 1st of September. Upon conducting a preliminary assessment, particularly focusing on the trees under Tree Preservation Order (TPO) Reference 56W, I have observed the following discrepancies: Pine (T5): Presently, there is no standing tree, only a stump remains. Sycamore (T6): The original tree appears to be absent, potentially replaced by a juvenile ash. G2 consists of 3 Pines, 3 Birch, 4 Cypress, 1 Holly & 1 Yew: Not all listed specimens are currently present on the property. G3 comprises 4 Cypress, 1 Holly & 1 Ash: Some trees from this group are missing, and notably, an Ash and a Cypress are deceased and require removal. Additionally, there's a Plum tree not accounted for in the TPO, which is also dead. The compromised trees pose a potential hazard, especially considering their overhang onto the public roadway and pavement. Given these observations, I kindly request the services of a Tree Officer to conduct an assessment on the property. This will ensure the records are updated accurately to reflect the current arboricultural status of Shaftesbury House under my ownership.Proposed Arboricultural Works: G2 - Cypress Trees (along Park Road): Crown lift of 1 m to ensure clearance from the road and pedestrian pavement. Prune branches overhanging the road and pedestrian pavement to reduce potential hazards. G3 - Remove both the Ash and Plum trees due to their deceased state and potential risk as they overhang the pedestrian path and road. Following removal, replant the area with 1 Oak tree to maintain canopy cover and ecological value. G3 - Remove the existing dead Cypress stump, replant the area with 1 Hornbeam tree. G3 - Cypress Trees (along Park Road): Crown lift of 1 m to ensure clearance fro... HAR/CA29, TPO 56W.

T1 Beech Tree - Reduce in height by 3 meters in order to gain more light. HAR/CA15.

Spruce ??? Fell to allow light to the rear of the garden to reduce competition and allow other plants and trees to establish. Cherry ??? Crown reduce by 2-3 meters. Dead tree - fell stump. Reduce three conifers by 25% to allow more light into the rear garden to reduce competition for more growth of other trees and plants. HAR/CA24.

Homeowner would like to remove Cypress Tree in front garden. The tree is getting too large for such a small space located so close to the house (within 3ft). HAR/CA6.

A wild cherry tree at the back of the garden has becoming very tall and is causing shade and root damage in neighbouring garden. Request pruning of tree to reduce height. A tree surgeon has suggested 3 metres reduction and to even the canopy. HAR/CA15, TPO 19N.