DC/099284
College House 73 Heaton Moor Road Heaton Moor Stockport SK4 4LB
5456 Tilia x europea (Common Lime) Repollard but at a height of approximately 10m. Remove 1m of epicormic growth at basal area, retain epicormic growth on stem >1m 5465 Tilia x euchlora (Caucasian Lime) Pollard/top at a height of approximately 10m. Remove 1m of epicormic growth at basal area, retain epicormic growth on stem >1m 5432 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) Install cobra bracing 5442 Prunus amanogawa (Flowering Japanese Cherry) Crown raise 2.4m to clear footpath and parking bays. Pruning wounds shall be no move than <50mm 5468 Ilex aquifolium (Holly) Selective lateral end-weight reduction of canopy overhanging road to mitigate dynamic loading on weak basal union. Retain adaptive top height. 5455 Tilia x europea (Common Lime) Repollard but at a height of approximately 10m. Remove 1m of epicormic growth at basal area, retain epicormic growth on stem >1m 5463 Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) Section fell, stump grind replant with more suitable species 5470 Carpinus betulus (Hornbeam) Lateral reduction of the crown on the building side to achieve a minimum clearance of approximately 2.0 metres. Max pruning wounds <75mm 5438 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) Crown raise 2.5m. Reduce lateral and sub-lateral branches by approximately By 1m to reduce loading. Install 2x Cobra bracing. 5452 Tilia x europea (Common Lime) Repollard but at a height of approximately 10m. Remove 1m of epicormic growth at basal area, retain epicormic growth on stem >1m 9620 Tilia x europea (Common Lime) Repollard but at a height of approximately 10m. Remove 1m of epicormic growth at basal area, retain epicormic growth on stem >1m 5434 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) Install 2x Cobra bracing. 9617 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) Remove ivy as well as Re-pollard 9614 Prunus spp. (Ornamental Japanese Cherry) Crown raise 2.4m to clear footpath and parking bays. Pruning wounds shall be no movement than <50mm. HAR/CA15, TPO 15N.
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11 Jun 2026
SK4 4LB
Nearby applications
Within 0.3 miles — as far back as our records go for this area.