Land Adj Heather Lea 91 Bullbridge Hill Bullbridge Hill Fritchley Belper Derbyshire

1. 4 Apr 2023

   Received by Amber Valley

2. 11 Apr 2023

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 25 May 2023

   Decision issued: WDN

4. 24 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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  AVA/2023/0242 Submitted 22 Mar 2023 250 yards away

  Rear Single Storey Extension

  Granted Extension 11 docs
  Small domestic

• 15 Dale Close Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2HZ

  AVA/2026/0341 Submitted 27 May 2026 250 yards away

  98% historically approved · decision due ~28 Jul

  Proposed erection of steel-framed carport.

  Awaiting decision 7 docs

• Ballantrae House 16 Chadwick Nick Lane Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2HL

  TRE/2021/0973 Submitted 20 May 2021 250 yards away

  Removal of Norway Maple

  Decided Trees 1 doc

• Amber Vale Allen Lane Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2FX

  AVA/2021/0876 Submitted 5 Aug 2021 250 yards away

  Proposed 2No windows to side elevation.

  Granted Windows or glazing 5 docs

• Bradleys Yard Allen Lane Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2FX

  TRE/2020/0643 Submitted 27 Feb 2020 250 yards away

  Removal of 2 no. Sycamore trees

  Granted Trees

• Redwood Cottage 14A Fritchley Lane Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2FN

  TRE/2024/0597 Submitted 18 Nov 2024 300 yards away

  This application is in regards to a small plantation of several tree species situated at the rear of 14a Fritchley Lane, Fritchley, Derbyshire. The plantation is surrounded by residential properties, a few of whom have complained about overhanging trees at their properties. On several occasions, residents have cut away numerous branches from trees in order to get more light and reduce leaf mess into their own gardens. Obviously, this work is being carried out without authorisation and expertise. Initially, the owner has asked for permission to remove all overhanging branches around the plantation at a distance of 2 meters from the boundary and only up to a height of 5 meters. This work would not involve the removal of any trees at ground level around the boundary and would not aesthetically affect the crown of the trees. It is hoped that this will prevent the ad-hoc removal or hacking of branches from the trees around the whole plantation. Secondly, the owner has asked permission to remove numerous small self setting trees within the woodland, mainly Holly. This is in order to encourage natural regeneration and growth of low ground cover. It will prevent competition for space, light and nutrients. This involves no removal of any mature trees.

  Granted Trees