Front of property is experiencing damage due to roots. Trees have outgrown surroundings and pose a threat to property and vehicles. They have sustained damage and are misshapen and unsightly. Plan is to remove the trees (replace damaged front wall with smart brick and fencing) and replace with a new matured, box style hedge, in style with the street. Supporting photos provided. TPO 146W.

Hi, we aim to remove the tree at the rear right hand side of the garden. We have just recently moved into the property and it is clear to us that when fully covered with leaves the tree covers the garden of light through the morning and early afternoon. The tree is also pushing our fence line at the back of the property. We would also like to direct a bike/shed/green house/vegetable patch at the rear of our garden.

TPO Ref- 69W. Ash Tree at 78 Swann Lane. Identified as T1 in the aerial photograph attached to this application. Scope of work proposed by Tree Surgeon is as follows: Large sized Ash tree located adjacent to the boundary fence at the rear of the property. The Ash tree is showing longstanding signs of significant Ash. Dieback disease with a large proportion of the canopy noted to have little to know leaf/ bud growth. An extensive low level. cavity has degraded over time causing damage to the base of the tree. This cavity is noted to extend to circa 20% of the stem base and will impact the trees stability. Allow to remove the tree to ground level. All brash and branch waste will be chipped and taken away from site for local recycling. TPO Ref- 69W. Copper Beech Tree at 78 Swann Lane. Identified as T2 in the aerial photograph attached to this application. Scope of work proposed by Tree Surgeon is as follows: Large sized Beech tree located at the rear of the property adjacent to the boundary fence. Beech tree is noted to be generally overgrown and is preventing light passage into the gardens of a number of the Swann Lane properties. Allow to undertake a crown reduction of circa 15 - 20% to the Beech tree. This will include a reduction in height by circa 2 - 3m. Allow to crown thin the tree to allow light passage through the canopy. The works will be undertaken to compliment the Beech trees natural shape, this will leave the tree in a neat and tidy spherical shape allowing further light passage through the canopy. All waste brash to be chipped and taken away for local recycling.

There are three trees on our property that require maintenance. There is a cherry tree at the bottom of our garden that was damaged in a storm. It's leaning over and it's roots are lifting out of the ground and damaging our lawn and flower beds. It is threatening to take down the fence if it falls. The second tree is a silver birch in a courtyard between the house and out buildings. There are two branches that are rubbing on each other and there is a open wound. We want to prune one of the branches to reduce the risk of the tree becoming diseased. The third three is a cherry blossom which is beside our out buildings and greenhouse. The tree needs to be pruned so that the branches are not hitting our greenhouse (we are worry the glass will be broken by the branch in bad weather). We have a tree surgeon lined up to do the work. None of the trees are under a tree preservation order but the house is in the Marple Bridge Conservation Area. - HAR/CA24 , TPO#: W4 - 9E

I would like to request on urgent basis, T1 Sycamore, T2 Ash have fallen, breaking new fence and endangering our lives. Please see photos. TPO#: - 43E.

T1 Lime sectional dismantle. To create space between the Lime and Beech tree. T2 Lime crown lift epicormic growth to 5 m from ground level. To tidy stem and lift crown. T3 Oak low limb over the Laurel remove back to the trunk, limb off the rear stem extending over the garden reduce by 2.5 m, 2 limbs over the garden reduce by 2.5 - 3 m. Lift secondary limbs over the road to 6 m from ground level. Remove deadwood 5cm+ in diameter. To crown lift and reduce over garden. T4 Beech sectional dismantle. Poor specimen suppressed between other trees. T5 Walnut lower fork of the limb over the roof, reduce back to the fork. To minimise overhang. T6 Ptercarya cut the low limbs back to the fence, clip others back where they overhang if possible. To minimise overhang. T9 Lime remove the fork on secondary limb on the pondside of the tree. To minimise overhang over pond. T10 Lime remove the 20cm diameter limb on the pond side of the tree. To minimise overhang over pond. T13 Silver Birch reduce in height by approx 4 m pruning side limbs to balance. To control size due to lean towards building.

Apple tree in back garden in front of boundary (with No 4) fence. Remove horizontal trunk to allow younger branches to grow. HAR/CA9, TPO#: 60E.

T1 1no. Cherry Front left hand side. Fell the small tree, implicated in drain blockage. T2 1no. Cherry Rear left hand side. Fell the tree damaging the low wall and drive area. T3 1no. Sycamore Rear. Self-seeded tree in the drainage ditch bottom. Fell and treat stump. T1 - an unattractive tree pruned back from the drive in the past, driveway damage and a nearby root blocked drain, we seek to fell this tree. T2 - another cherry of limited visual amenity, close to a fence and breaking up the hard landscaping (wall/patio). T3 - a sapling destined to cause trouble in the future as it grows and blocks the drain. HAR/CA29, TPO#: - 77W.

1. 1nr tree on corner of car park is to be crown lifted to 2.5m. (T1) 2. 1nr tree overhanging from neighbouring property is to be cleared from car park streetlamp by 2m (confirmation from tree owner will need to be confirmed) (T2) 3. Trees in rear service bay growing between 2 fences and encroaching building are to be reduced to fence line and eco plugs inserted to help reduce regrowth (fence should be removed to allow trees to be reduce further) (G1) 4. All shrubs along side of store are to be pruned back into shape. (Red on map) 5. All shrubs growing on or between wall and fence in corner of car park are to be reduce to ground level and eco plugs inserted to help reduce growth. (Red on map). TPO#: - 97N.

T1 Large Lime tree in the play park behind the rear boundary crown thin around 10% for natural light penetration also cut back large limb over the garden and general prune back for maintenance. T2 Reduce to fence height shrubs behind the fence.