Conifer T29 Conifer T30 Trees planted two meters from front elevation and have growen over two floors in hieght and substantual width blocking most of day light from most front windows. - TPO#: G2 - 75E , TPO#: T25 - 75E , TPO#: T29 - 75E , TPO#: T30 - 75E

T1. Crown lift to 5m to keep highway clear & reduce remaining low-mid crown on property side by 2-3m to keep proeprty clear & improve light to windows. T2. Small Sorbus. Previous failures leaving poor form with decay pockets - Fell. T3. Acer - Reduce to leave 2m property clearance. HAR/CA14, TPO#: 66N.

Single storey rear extension to existing residential property along with window replacements and trimming of trees to rear garden

Backyard of my property, 12A Carlton Place SK7 6AG, Neighbour address Lane End House, Buxton Road Stockport. My neighbour has a very large tree ref no 214E tree no T16 which overhangs my property. The branches are physically touching the conservatory glass and are almost touching the upstairs windows. The fruit from the tree also consistently drops onto the conservatory roof and I am afraid the glass will shatter in time. I am not sure if a TPO is in place on the tree. Can you advise on the process needed to have the tree trimmed so that it no longer poses a threat to my property? We spoke the neighbor we he is refusing to co operate TPO#: 214E - T16, TPO#: 214E - T17

Front of Property (Bramhall Lane) Sycamore, Beech & Elm (A1) - Reduce lower branches on property side away from property by a third, and raise up drooping branches on beech and elm to allow more light to garden and lower story windows. Deadwood Elm. Raise branches above pavement to 2.5m. Rear of property covered by conservation area covering Bramhall Lane/Frewland Ave/Egerton Roa. We intend to reduce 2 Ash and 1 Sycamore to height of telegraph pole, heavily reduce Black Cherry Plum in height, off garage and out of telephone wire. HAR/CA10, TPO#: 74E - A1

Discharge of conditions 2 (materials schedule), 3 (brick sample), 4 (window details) and 8 (landscaping scheme) of application DC074176 Pointing will be confined to the joint and slightly recessed from the face of the brick to match existing. Mortar colour to match existing - black Double storey extension to be finished with slate roof to match existing. All new windows in development will be timber and match existing style and will be double hung sashes. Sills will be stone to match existing sills on the property. Heads will be timber and match existing windows. Details of the windows to the timber replacement side conservatory and extensions are attached to this application. These will be timber double hung sashes to match existing with mouldings and timber sections matching the existing traditional original windows in the property. The windows will be positioned to match the existing windows in the external reveal. They will be set back to copy the original design as per front elevation of the property's existing windows. There will be no mounted trickle vents fitted to any new or retained windows. With regard to condition 8, there are no planned removal of trees surrounding the new developments. The existing trees will be fenced off and protected. We have previously liaised with James Appleton and he was aware of our planting of 17 new trees to the Laurel End side of the property in 2017. We have added at least 40 new shrubs to the front elevation of the property. There are no further plans to add or remove in respect of the landscaping surrounding our development.

Conifer (felling) 3 metres from wall main stem 37cm diam Conifer tree touching bedroom windows 3m from wall to be removed, no replacement due to proximity to house HAR/CA25 TPO#: 142E - T1, TPO#: 142E - T2, TPO#: 142E - T3

Request to fell Yew tree (tree 1) due to it growing into tree with TPO and because it has now become large and severely reduces light to the properties front lounge windows. HAR/CA4.

Two Oak trees, between 60-70 foot. Want to reduce and reshape the canopy by 20% and crown thin by 20% secondary branches only for safety and signal reasons. They have been looked at by Ben Bostock who removed several trees in the garden of number 22 which also had POs on them. We can not get any television signal and have had arial replaced twice to try and combat this issue, which has not helped and we have been advised it is due to the trees. We also can't get mobile signal in the house which is very inconvenient. The front of the house is in constant shade as the two trees now are only a couple of feet away from the windows. There s an increasing number of massive dead branches, which have become a hazard, especially during stormy weather with some large dead branches falling off. This could could a danger to ourselves and passing pedestrians. We would like permission to cut the trees to 50% of their height, in order to improve safety and well being of the trees. We do not want to remove the trees, just to reduce them in height and width. TPO#: 254W - T7, TPO#: 254W - T8

Beech - reduce and rshape crown by 20% secondary branches only due to tree being too close to property and touching the windows during winds TPO#: 25N - G3, TPO#: 25N - G4, TPO#: 368W - T12, TPO#: 368W - T13, TPO#: 368W - T14, TPO#: 368W - T15