Planning applications in Amber Valley, August 2020

John Smedley Ltd Lea Road Lea Bridge Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5AG

T1 - Multi-stemmed Sycamore: Remove one of the stems on large multi stemmed Sycamore. Stem has a heavy lean over neighbouring property and has a very tight union with a large amount of included bark.

Christian Home Osmaston Grange Chesterfield Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 1FD

1. Following a site visit to No. 17 Charnwood Ave, Belper and the grounds of Osmaston Grange it is noted that the large multi stemmed Ash tree that is over hanging the care home and the garden of No.17 is in poor condition and showing signs of Ash Dieback and some decay at the base. The tree has had several large limbs already fail and as the die back progresses it would make the branch structure become more brittle. The tree is best visited form 17 Charnwood as free access is available.

7 Ryegrass Close Belper Derbyshire DE56 0DZ

Crown thin Oak tree by 25% and prune away from neighbouring property by 3 metres lateral reduction retaining balance to the tree.

Caravan At Catts Court Chesterfield Road Oakerthorpe Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 7LP

Proposed three dwellings (resubmission of AVA/2019/0139)

5 Springfield Close Crich Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5DB

I propose to re coppice single Hazel tree (T1) as shown on drawing. I would like to do this as it is getting too big for its situation, it is encroaching on the customers fence and on the stream and it is blocking a lot of natural light from the garden.

2 Hopton Close Ripley Derbyshire DE5 3TQ

Various tree works

The Forge Derby Road Milford Belper Derbyshire DE56 0RP

Various tree works

17 Greyfriars Close Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7UY

Reduce height of sycamore trees

18 Bank View Road Nether Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2AY

Proposed front kitchen extension

10 The Hollins Holloway Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5BA

T1 Weeping Willow- Crown reduce by approx. 2m and side from next door shed to give sufficient clearance.

The Old Vicarage 15 Church Street Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 7AH

1) Sycamore - Reduce between 25-50%, split stem with first stem leaning towards neighbouring boundary and second stem leaning towards property. 2) Sycamore - Remove down to ground level, split stem sitting within retaining wall area causing damage to wall with growth spreading out to neighbouring listed building

72 Long Lane Shipley Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7JF

Hedgerow Removal

27 Church Road Quarndon Derby Derbyshire DE22 5JB

Works to Silver Birch tree

Corner Cottage Tinkerley Lane Kirk Ireton Ashbourne Derbyshire DE6 3LF

Hedgerow Removal

10 King Street Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 7AG

Works to Sycamore tree

Curzon Court Tamworth Street Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4ER

T1. Myrobalan Plum. Fell. Allow tree growing adjacent to develop a full crown and improve light conditions in the area

Belper Memorial Gardens King Street Belper Derbyshire

Various tree works

Cowgate Cottage Lea Road Lea Bridge Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5JL

Removal of trees

7 Primary Close Belper Derbyshire DE56 1FU

I propose to crown lift two lime trees (T1 and T2) by only removing epicormic grown from the stem. I also propose to reduce laterals back from property to give upto 2.5m clearance. Cut diameters will not exceed 50mm

10 The Hollins Holloway Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5BA

T2 - Willow in rear garden. Reduce crown by approx 2-3m all round and in height. Prune back from neighbours Silver Birch on West side. Crown lift all round and over shed by 1-2m.

Ashleigh Yew Tree Hill Holloway Matlock Derbyshire DE4 5AR

Various tree works

36 Hazelwood Road Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4AA

Lime trees listed as T2, T3, T4, T5. T7, T8 & T9 on the attached TREEPROTECTIONPLAN Due to excessive shading of the proposed new properties and neighbouring gardens plan to repollard the 7No. Lime trees to previous cut points.

161 Tenter Lane Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2BE

Demolition of existing house and construction of two new dwellings

15 Mill Street Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DT

- Specie of Tree - Goat Willow - Felling of entire tree. We had previously had clip em and fell em out and they advised 2 years ago to remove the tree due to the position of it and its rapid growth. At the time as we had recently moved into the property we decided to prune it instead, but it has proved to be troublesome causing damage to the shed and does grow vigorously every year. - We would look at replanting a smaller tree in the garden to compensate for the loss of this tree, but we wouldnt be able to position it where the existing one is. This is because the Goat Willow is situated between two garden buildings on the boundary of the property. It was never planted but seeded naturally and has been allowed to grow over a number of years.