Wild Cherry tree growing along the boundary between number 26 and 28 Parsonage Road Heaton Moor. Both property owners wish to apply for planning approval for removal of this tree only. There are two reasons the homeowners are seeking planning permission. One is loss of light and the second affects house number 28 only. Roots are allegedly causing damage to the home owners lawn. HAR/CA15, TPO 19N.

Replacing a previous tarmac and concrete drive with a permeable material of Marshalls drivesett tegular prioria in pennant grey; Sandstone paved area at front and rear; Reinstatement of a lawned front garden and retention of exiting trees; Replacement of boundary fence with no 23; Repair of front stone boundary wall; Replacement of front door with a timber and glazed door with a design in keeping with the property and those in the locality; and Replacement of side door with a timber and glazed door, and step access.

Proposed demolition of existing boundary wall and pillars. Felling of 4 Portugese laurels and replace with 5ft Portugese laurel hedges. Proposed erection of two new pillars and apply render and sandstone tops. Proposed wooden side hung electric gates. Excavate existing concrete driveway and replace with cobbled edge border and self binding gravel. Proposed render to the rear of the property to tie in to the front elevation.

Variation of conditions 1 and 10 of DC/058634 to facilitate the removal of the trees to the rear boundary of the site and their replacement with a laurel and hawthorn hedge

Oak tree on the boundary . Our neighbour( 52 Motcombe Road) has asked for this application to fell the tree. Neighbour has complained that the root is causing lifting of one slab and cracking of another slab on a drive leading up to a stand alone detached garage. There is no damage to the main drive or the foundation of the garage. Their concern is for damage that may occur in the future. They have provided a report which suggests either felling of the tree or root reduction by trimming ( we have spoken to several tree surgeons who have refused to do any work on the roots as this could affect the future stability of the tree). TPO#: T2 - 31W

T1 - Beech. - Remove to ground level and remove stump. - Tree is causing extensive shading to property and is very large for a small garden. Tree is dislodging boundary fence. Tree is causing large amounts of bird mess on drive and cars. Tree is growing through phone wires and could potentially cause damage to phone wires. - TPO#: T1 - 426W

Lime tree - Fell because of structural damage to the property driveway and front boundary wall due to the root system. HAR/CA9, TPO#: 94E.