Planning applications in SK6

Openreach (on behalf of BT) intends to install 1x 10m wooden light pole ONEA92883861

Openreach (on behalf of BT) intends to install 1x 10m wooden light pole ONEA92883861

Openreach (on behalf of BT) intends to install 1x 9m wooden light pole ONEA92883861

Virgin Media O2 intends to install 1x CABINET

Tree to come down to ground level at the front of the property. TPO 277E.

Single storey rear extension and alterations and replacement of existing windows and doors.

The installation of 14 roof mounted solar photovoltaic panels to be placed on top of the flat roof dormer extension

Construction of single storey rear extension

Single storey rear extension with pitched roof

Virgin Media intends to install 1x cabinet

Virgin Media intends to install 1x cabinet

G1 - tree line as highlighted, cut back all overhanging branches back to previous points, 1 - 1.5 metres from branch tips. Works previously carried out in 2024, reason for works is to reduce leaf drop on tennis courts which makes the courts slippery. All works carried out in accordance with BS3998. TPO 12E, TPO 82E, TPO 230E.

G1 comprising of 3 Sycamore and 2 Ash trees. Crown lift up to 5 meters due to encroaching on the garden. HAR/CA8.

T1 Sycamore - fell due to poor health, in decline and rot in the base T2 Sycamore - fell due to poor health and is dying. HAR/CA25.

Regarding: Tree 303E More than 18months ago we had a request approved to crown lift tree 303E which resides within our property. The tree is enormous, we have branches regularly falling onto the floor / cars below on our drive in winter and a number of telecoms cables now go through it. As a result phone and internet connections have been disrupted and service providers have had to revisit and reconnect in the past. The tree is that big it?s now a safety risk, its roots have broken all the surrounding stone wall and are ripping up the pavement. I notice the pavement is current sprayed up for repair by the council. I have two young kids, we love trees but this is a real concern for me. Both kids sleep in the front rooms off the house and all it would take is a severe storm and the tree could literally demolish the houses it?s that big. In addition this tree will begin to pose a risk to the public highway. My next neighdoor neighbour shares our concerns and also wants the tree removed. We request permission to cut down the tree and would propose to replace the existing tree with a new young tree to take its place. We have no intention or will to have the other protected tree on our property removed. Kind Regards, Patrick rodgers 7 barrack hill

T1 Beech tree this is part 2 after a large limb failed on this tree and we had to remove the remaining limb for safety reasons the rest of the tree now needs to be balanced and reduce some of the larger limbs to prevent this happening again We would like to give a 3/4 meter reduction on the large limb going out to the South that is over both lanes of traffic also the same reduction on the large limb over the footpath and field North East the balance the rest of the crown. TPO 398E..

Virgin Media intends to install 1x cabinet

Hipped gable roof alteration and creation of rear facing dormer

T1 Holly, front garden reduce crown by 1m into better shape. T2 Willow, front garden previous failure and fallen, stump is rotten and movement at base. fell. T3 Rowan, front garden reduce by 2m and shape, close to telephone lines. T4 Paper birch, rear garden reduce by 2m and thin. HAR/CA23, TPO 81E.

Dead tree - possibly Sycamore (T42) - Fell dead tree - 5 Day notice sent via email and approved Reference: 305E Number: T42 Name: Werneth Road, Woodley No.1 2006 Species: Sycamore Status: Active TPO 305E.

Two storey side extension and single storey rear extension with raised patio. Extended front porch. Render to the front elevation

B3 self seeded Beech sapling, trim off sprouting shoots but maintain root system. S5 self seeded immature Beech sapling, trim off sprouting shoots but maintain root system. A3 & 4 self seeded immature Ash saplings, trim off sprouting shoots but maintain root system. WE1-8 self seeded Wych Elm saplings, trim off sprouting shoots but maintain root system. TPO 9E.

Ash tree - Fell due to suspected Ash die back. TPO 310E.

T1 Sycamore, Rear garden LHS fell to ground level as signs of decline as canopy is less than 60 percent. major deadwood and old cavity wounds with ingress of decay. TPO 146E.

Hawthorn tree - dead. Fell Holly sapling - almost dead. FellHAR/CA25, TPO 379E.

Insatallation of cabinet.

T1 Oak, Rear LHS corner, Reduce upto 3m as top foliage has died off and there is lots of parts that squirrel's have stripped off. customer concerned of it dying off and falling into garden. TPO 10E.

Installation of cabinet

Install cabinet

Installation of cabinet.

Install cabinet

Install cabinet

Installtion of cabinet.

Conservation area: Marple Bridge. T1 Pine LHS over wall lateral reduction of 1m as crown is mostly leaning towards property. T2 Yew LHS over wall reduce by 1-2m. T3 Redwood over wall reduce by 1-1.5m. T4 Fur over wall crown lift to 4-5m. HAR/CA20, TPO 110E.

Vale Cottage is labelled on the attached sketch. The sycamore trees are labelled S1 and S2 which would be reduced to approx 8m. A much smaller hawthorn tree is labelled H. There is no other property or neighbours land affected by this works. The nearest private road is 100m away. HAR/CA23.

Install cabinet

Install cabinet

Install cabinet

T1 Monkey Puzzle, RHS drive, Crown lift to level up canopy. T2 Fur RHS corner, fell to ground level as struggling for light. T3 Holly, RHS front corner, fell to ground level. T4 Cooper Beech, RHS front corner, crown lift to 3.5m. T5-6 Cherry's Front garden fell to ground level. T7 Conifer, LHS garage, Crown lift by 2m. TPO 117E.

T1 Beech on grassed area Fell to ground level as died. TPO 233E.

T1: Weeping Willow; Fell to ground level. Reason: Significant trunk decay due to infection with Honey fungus, see the accompanying arboricultural report RTS/03072026/ Tree Condition Assessment. TPO 387E.

Single storey rear extenstion and rear rooflights for loft conversion

4 x Lime trees. We propose to lift the canopy?s of all four trees to clear the street lamp this will leaving a ground clearance of approximately 6m. We will also remove the epidemic growth and thin the crowns by 20%. This is to improve light penetration into the property and also the road when the the street lamps are in use. TPO 284E.

3 trees outside the boundary in the woodland at the back of the property of 40 Langdale road. The large tree is dead and has had a large snap out, which has fallen and is resting on the two other trees causing serious damage. The client would like all 3 trees felled and logs and debris to be left in situ for habitat purposes. HAR/CA24.

Row of 8 Sycamore marked by the yellow box on the plan provided. Reduce the height of each tree to the red line shown on the picture. The yellow line markes the boundry of the property as it is not possable to see this due to the tree cover. HAR/CA31, TPO 210E.

T1 sycamore - reduce back off decking area (only lower over extended limbs) 2 meters. T2 willow reduce overhanging branches from canal side. T3 lime 3 limbs to remove over garden. HAR/CA18.

Single storey extension to the side elevation including alterations to the existing conservatory

Construction of up to 9 dwellinghouses (Permission in Principle Application)

Single Storey Side Extension, following demolition of existing side porch, including reconstruction of connected rear stone wall, new gated rear entrance and increase in height on rear wall forming the garden store and replacement roof.

Single Storey Side Extension, following demolition of existing side porch, including reconstruction of connected rear stone wall, new gated rear entrance and increase in height on rear wall forming the garden store and replacement roof.