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.

Looking at the Stockport Council website under tree protection order using my postcode, I could see TPO. There is one tree which over hangs over my rear garden and is becoming hazardous as more large branches fall. I would like to prune it back to the boundary

Tree A - big pine - reduce back from roof line Tree B - big pine - remove dead wood and reduce slightly back from drive Tree c - oak - reduce limb back from property to maintain boundary Tree line D - reduce several limbs on pine as per picture and subtley reduce limbs on other conifers back from driveway/ parking area. Tree work is intended to leave as little impact as possible and will be done in away that does not adversely effect the amenity of the trees to the public. BS3998 proposed pruning. TPO 110W.

Remove dead wood and prune back to boundary TPO/186E, TREE A1

T1- Fell- diseased- Tree located in back garden, right hand side next to path and cherry blossom.This tree falls within the 8.8 m TPO boundary at the back of the property but unsure if this tree is protected. TPO 1GN Tree G13

TA - 1 x cedar and 1 x conifer species - reduce cedar by a maximum of 1.25 meters and clean out canopy. Either remove the other tree if we can get away without leaving a huge unsightly hole. If not we would opt to reduce it with the other canopy (max 1.25 meters). Tree line B - reduce beech max 2.5 meters at longest limbs. Conifers x 2 - reduce by upto a third approximately 3.5 meters Boundary C - smaller ornamental conifers, and elderflower - reduce by 0.5 meters and a dead small tree - remove Group D - conifer with huge lean - reduce by a third to reduce weight Ash - reduce by 2 meters and crown lift to 2.5 Conifer (see pic) big wound and very one sided canopy mostly growing over towards church boundary- remove tree to allow more room for the other conifer and ash Tree line E - conifers various- reduce by a maximum of 2 meters at highest point CA10 TPO 73E TREE 75

A Sycamore Tree right on the boundary of 38 Heaton Moor Road and the public footpath. It is diseased and needs to be taken down ASAP. The tree surgeon told me to take photos and submit them ASAP as it is dangerous. HAR/CA15, TPO 17N.

Tree line A - wecare reducing a big hedge in height and back from the highway. There is a gap and then another conifer we would like to reduce this in height and trim all sides On this treeline (bramhall lane south boundary) there is 2 bigger sycamores - reduce back from highway - 2.5 meters and crown lift by 2.5 some selfseeded trees - remove Dead elm tree - remove Hollies - reduce Cedar - reduce weight on lean to prevent failure over the highway Tree lines B and C - hollies, Lime, Sycamores, birch, cherry, copper beech and a sorbus species- reduce trees by a maximum of 2 meters and crown lift to 2.5 meters Tree line D - conifers - reduce as per pictures approx 1.75 meters See pics for the above proposed tree work. Pruning to bs3998. HAR/CA29, HAR/CA30, TPO 80W.

Proposed tree works to trees with TPOs = T106 and T204 - overall crown reduction, very over grown, branches of cherry almost touching property. Rear birch is very shading to neighbour Proposed tree works to other trees in Conservation Area within property T1 - Eucalyptus - Fell, as the tree is dying and is leaning Proposed tree works to T2 -T6 - Leylandii Reduce height to approximately half - maintain as screening. Prune back trees to boundary, which are overhanging from neibours garden, adjacent to the conifers

Tree A - green gauge. Neighbours have asked customer to remove stem from tree as its growing over their boundary. HAR/CA10, TPO 91E.