Outline application with all matters reserved other than access for the erection of a new residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential dwellings (up to 2,150), local centres (including up to 1,300 sqm of retail, 1,600 sqm of commercial uses and 1,000 sqm of local community uses), secondary school accommodation, sports facilities, new vehicle, cycle and pedestrian connections, new bridge connection to Hattersley, construction of new site accesses from Mottram Old Road, landscaping, demolition of arm/agricultural buildings and stables, and associated works

Conversion of and extension to existing stables to form 1 no.dwellinghouse.

Construction of a single block containing two stables and one feed room with associated new concrete turning out hardstanding

Outline application with all matters reserved other than access for the erection of a new residential-led, mixed-use development comprising residential dwellings (up to 2,150), local centres (including up to 1,300 sqm of retail, 1,600 sqm of commercial uses and 1,000 sqm of local community uses), secondary school accommodation, sports facilities, new vehicle, cycle and pedestrian connections, new bridge connection to Hattersley, construction of new site accesses from Mottram Old Road, landscaping, demolition of arm/agricultural buildings and stables, and associated works.

The property adjacent to No170 Church Lane have raised concerns regarding a tree (maple) that has been previously pollard to approx. 3m The concern is the weight and size of the trees regrowth is causing stress to old healing wounds caused by the previous pollard and the varied focus of the tree blocking substantial light to there property. The owner of no170 Church Lane has agreed for the tree to be re pollard to a more maintainable Hight of around 3m in Hight (back to previous points ) or where possible to keep the structure of the tree safe. And manageable for future maintenance. My focus is to remove the substantial weight from the tree back to the previous pollard points making the tree more stable and making safer for future work and maintenance and giving substantial growing space for x3 well established pines that are close to the tree which we hope long term will thrive with the additional space and light. Both clients agree the tree is in a unhealthy state and would like to prolong its life and we believe with a more lower maintainable crown this is achievable. Focusing on the wounds and holes in the tree my professional view and upon inspection of the damage caused from previous work i agree that a pollard is a much safer option and will keep the tree alive and more maintainable appose to a fell and remove. - HAR/CA31

Erection of extension to form garage on existing outbuilding within domestic curtilage, and erection of block of 2 no. stables and tack room in adjacent paddock field.

Tree number W12. We have 3 large sycamores (S1, S2 and S3) and 1 oak tree (O4) which require pollarding to improve light quality/reduce shading to properties. Other trees in the woodland area have fallen in the last 2/3 years and whilst the 4 subject trees currently appear to be stable we have concerns over their proximity to property. The sycamores in particular have significant height and weight, are closest to the house and likely to cause potential problems in the future if no action is taken now. Pollarding by 30% of the current size would alleviate the situation. TPO#: 12E.

Prior Approval for the change of use from stables/storage building to form 1 no. residential dwellinghouse with associated external alterations.

Erection of 4 no. horse stables (Re-Submission of planning application DC078791).

Driveway Right hand side. 3 x Laburnum trees. Prune 10% to remove dead Medium conifer removal to stop roots progressive undermining of grade two listed barn. Driveway Left hand side. Ginkgo Biloba Acer Crimson Queen Both of these trees have died due to waterlogged ground. Remove and improve drainage ready to replant new appropriate trees. 3 x Apple trees. Removal of supressed fruit trees and reposition new fruit trees away from Willow and Swamp Redwood, again once drainage has been improved. Plan to plant a traditional small orchard in this area. Main Flowerbed area Small cherry tree. poor specimen that has been hacked to pieces by previous owners. Remove and replace with new tree in better position. Medium/scrappy conifer tree. Remove away from yew to avoid damage Cedar. Deadwood removal 5% to allieviate wind damage. Yew (under large Cedar). Removal as supressed and ruins the look and takes light away from large Cedar. Medium Conifer. Remove Yews x2. Prune lower branches 10% thin We plan to plant some trees and shrubs in a more spaced out design in this area, everything is on top of each other with no light and has all been badly pruned in the past so poor specimens. Stables Willow in pond. Remove. Root plates lifted and now dangerous/ready to fall Field Elder. Remove as Damaging wall Front Garden Cotoneaster . Prune by 15% to improve health and shape. Elder. Remove Conifer. Remove to allow light to holly hedge. Replant with Specimen tree Cherry Tree. Prune 25% to bring back to health. HAR/CA23 , TPO#: 81E - G3 , TPO#: 81E - A8 , TPO#: 81E - T27 , TPO#: 81E - T29