75 Mount Pleasant Drive Belper Derbyshire DE56 2TQ

1. 24 Jan 2023

   Received by Amber Valley

2. 30 Jan 2023

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 24 Mar 2023

   Decision issued: PER

4. 22 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• Bridge Hill Gardens 74 Mount Pleasant Drive Belper Derbyshire DE56 2TH

  AVA/2021/0533 Submitted 7 May 2021 50 yards away

  First floor extension to the rear of the property

  Decided Extension 6 docs

• Jansgard Queens Drive Belper Derbyshire DE56 2TJ

  AVA/2024/0637 Submitted 11 Sep 2024 100 yards away

  Construction of a first floor extension over the existing bungalow with a two storey extension to the front and rear of the existing bungalow and a raised patio to the rear

  Decided Extension 8 docs

• The Haining 1 Ashbourne Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 2DA

  AVA/2021/0571 Submitted 17 May 2021 200 yards away

  Certificate of lawful development for a proposed extension

  Decided Extension 5 docs

• The Haining 1 Ashbourne Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 2DA

  AVA/2022/0253 Submitted 22 Mar 2022 200 yards away

  Application for approval of reserved matters following the approval of AVA/2019/0922 for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for proposed new dwelling (This application may affect the character and appearance of the Conservation Area)

  Decided New dwelling 21 docs
  Domestic

• Chevin House Queens Drive Belper Derbyshire DE56 2TJ

  TRE/2026/0829 Submitted 9 Jan 2026 200 yards away

  Tree T1 (as identified in accompanying documents) is in the rear garden of the address. It is contributing to a range of issues/concerns, including pressure from neighbours due to leaf litter/detritus, ongoing maintenance issues such as low branches and detritus affecting the adjacent public highway as well as being implicated in a range of structural issues. While re-pollarding was considered, the complications involved in undertaking extensive structural repairs are exacerbated by the presence of the tree. As such, the preferred course of action is for tree T1 to be removed, including stump treatment/removal to inhibit regrowth. Replacement planting of species with lower water demand and slower growth habits is suggested. Species such as Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) or Field Maple (Acer campestre) will provide visual amenity, wildlife benefits and are less likely to lead to conflicts with nearby structures in future. Suggested locations for replacement planting are within the rear garden of the property but removed from directly adjacent to the boundary retaining wall. As such, once grown, public visual amenity would be provided. To ensure some visual amenity is provided in the short-term, it is proposed that semi-standard sized tree is planted.

  Decided Trees 4 docs

• Catchfrench Queens Drive Belper Derbyshire DE56 2TJ

  TRE/2022/0032 Submitted 18 Feb 2022 200 yards away

  I think the tree is a Leylandii or something similar. It is marked 2 on my plan CATCH 1 and I hope that you will give me permission to remove it. I have stated reasons for removal of the tree in the previous section. Affecting canopy of important cedar (1).Too near magnolia (3), shading pergola area; partly dying back and now looking an eyesore. The trees are about 20 feet apart. As regards a replacement, in anticipation of the felling we have planted a Magnolia Grandiflora (4) which is doing very well. We could not plant in the same place as tree (2) because of the proximity of the other trees. We would be very pleased for planners to visit and discuss as they think appropriate.

  Decided Trees