T1 Horse Chestnut, located on the rear boundary fence line. Sectional fell to ground level, crown decline due to Phytopthora T2 Beech, Located on the LH boundary with No 12. Sectional fell due to structural integrity. - HAR/CA9 , TPO#: A6 - 60E , TPO#: T23 - 94E

T4 - Pissardi Plum - Crown lift 2.5m. T18 - Ash - Prune back shrubs from trunk base. T60 Snowy Mespilus - Prune back from property 0.5m. T27 - Sycamore - Remove (causing damage to boundary fence) - HAR/CA30 , TPO#: 93W - T1 , TPO#: 93W - T2 , TPO#: 93W - T3 , TPO#: 93W - T4 , TPO#: 93W - T5 , TPO#: 93W - T6 , TPO#: 93W - T7 , TPO#: 93W - T8 , TPO#: 93W - T9 , TPO#: 93W - T10

Hazel - growing out over the highway and causing damage to boundary fence with neighbour. Prune excessive growth. Cherry tree - growing excessively over neighbour's boundary fence and making contact with their house. Also making contact with our house and roots causing ground damage and potential wall damage to our house. Tree is at rear of property, not highway facing. Remove tree and replace with smaller, slower growing tree. - HAR/CA15

Trees bordering 72-78 Beechfield Road Crown lift 2 x lowest lateral branches on sycamore next to garage. Remove all epicormic growth up to 8m on all lime trees along the border. Cut back all vegetation along boundary to fence line and behind garage. Prune back to growth point lowest lateral branches in garden of 78 to 2 x lime. Main site Cut any growth back to pavement on driveway. Clear any lighting columns. Crown lift Pine on driveway to include first lateral. 6m crown lift oak on driveway. 8m epicormic growth removal to lime on driveway corner. Sever any ivy on tree stems. 1m clearance around bin stores of any encroaching branches. Full deadwood removal of Limes on grass area (can be done when climbing for the works at 72-78). 10 epicormic removal of large Lime in back of property. Elmfield House 6m crown lift to 2 x mature beech near car park. Prune 2 x beech away from rear of building to pruning points. Full deadwood removal medium beech adjacent to 2 x mature beech next to car park. Crown lift 6m all trees behind properties 4,5 and 6. 6m crown lift to sycamore adjacent to car park entrance. TPO#: 25N, TPO#: 368W.

T1 Lime reduce back from building by 2m crown lift to 6m T2 Sycamore reduce back from building by 2m crown lift to 6m T3 Yew cut back to the boundary fence T4 Lime reduce back from building by 2m crown lift to 6m. HAR/CA15, TPO#: 16N.

Please refer to sketch plan attached. Tree A - Leylandii - proposed to fell. This tree is split and is causing an urgent and obvious danger to the corner of the house and driveway, in addition to breaking the fence beneath it at the core of the trunk. To be replaced by a cherry blossom tree. Trees B, C, D, G - Leylandii - proposed to fell. This is part of a series of trees situated alongside the boundary wall and causing damage to the wall itself or nearby property. To be replaced by a more controlled leylandii tree, or similar to retain environment and privacy. Trees E, F - Leylandii - proposed to fell. This is part of a series of trees situated alongside the boundary wall and causing damage to the wall itself or nearby property. This tree is causing particularly significant damage to the patio area and is a threat to the house itself. To be replaced by a more controlled leylandii tree, or similar to retain environment and privacy. HAR/CA26, TPO#: 96W - T24, TPO#: 96W - T25, TPO#: 96W - T26, TPO#: 96W - T27, TPO#: 96W - T28, TPO#: 96W - T29, TPO#: 96W - T30, TPO#: 96W - T31, TPO#: 96W - T32, TPO#: 96W - T33

Mature Silver Birch - fell for the following reasons: - This mature tree (80 inch circumference) has grown against a boundary fence and red brick wall and there is evidence of lifting - Tree height and spread have suppressed growth of adjacent Silver Birch and other nearby trees - The tree casts excessive shadow on all neighbouring properties dependent on time of day - Noticeable year on year detiorioration in shedding of branches in high winds We wish to replant a replacement tree (as yet undecided) in the same position and would welcome suggestions as to a suitable species HAR/CA15

T1. Alder. Front left hand side. Woodland tree. Reduce the lowest 5 branches by up to 2m T2. Horse chestnut. Left hand side. boundary. Woodland tree. Pollard the tree to the first union at approx 5m A3. 35m. Mix. Left hand side boundary. Woodland trees. Remove saplings under 75mm diameter. A 4m band of growth adjacent to the fence line Arisings to be removed from site. The client has consulted with the land owner (SMBC), the above works were proposed. The work is to keep the woodland back from the garden it is encroaching upon. TPO#: 10E - W10, TPO#: 128E - W2, TPO#: 13E - W5

H1. 22m. Thorn. Rear boundary. Brookdale Club trees Reduce to a finished height of 2m the thorn hedge growing behind the wooden panel fence and sever ivy G2 3no. Sycamore Brookdale Club land. Remove 3 trees growing within 2m of the wooden panel fence behind 14c and treat the stumps G3 22m. Brookdale Club land Reduce any overhanging branches from beyond the 2m zone and sever the ivy for a further 4m into the woodland The owner of 14c wishes to enjoy the adjoining woodland from 2m away from his boundary, it is encroaching over the garden as the trees grow and is an attempt to regain a cut hedge without as much shade from the 3 sycamore self seeders. TPO#: 187W.

Trees along north border of property and adjacent to the Ladybrook river secondary side branches to be reduced by 20% from the boundary of the tennis club. Concerns that if branches break off during storms, they could damage to neighbouring Bramhall Park Lawn Tennis Club fencing or courts. HAR/CA29, TPO#: 81W, TPO#: 85W.