HEANOR PARK CARE HOME Ilkeston Road Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7DT

1. 22 Apr 2026

   Received by Amber Valley

2. 24 Apr 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 17 Jun 2026

   Decision issued: PER

4. 9 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• The Park Surgery 60 Ilkeston Road Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7DX

  AVA/2026/0301 Submitted 12 May 2026 246m away

  Non material amendment to AVA/2025/0588 for revision to roof structure.

  Decided 3 docs

• 13 Ella Bank Road Marlpool Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7HF

  AVA/2026/0145 Submitted 6 Mar 2026 247m away

  Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for proposed change to access to allow vehicles to cross to park.

  Decided 6 docs

• 1 High Ridge Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7FU

  TRE/2024/0422 Submitted 18 Jan 2024 278m away

  T1 (Beech) Situated in area 1, reduction of the crown by 2-3 meters due to a weak basal stem and excessive shading. T2 (yew) Area 4, Reduce lateral limbs by 1-2 meters to prevent further damage from vehicles. T6 (cherry) Area 4, remove due to low wake unions and low amenity value. T8 (Silver birch) Area 4, remove due to light suppression from neighboring trees and low amenity value. T9 (Sycamore) Area 4, reduce northerly lateral limbs from over the property by 1-2 meters. H1 (Laurel) Area 4, reduce laurel hedge to a minimum height of 2.8 meters for future maintenance and create density.

  Decided Trees

• Land Adjoining 63 Hands Road Heanor Derbyshire

  TRE/2021/0883 Submitted 18 Jan 2021 287m away

  T1 (sycamore) remove, due to weak union at the base of the stem. Failure would result in the tree blocking the highway and footpath. Or potentially fall on a parked vehicle. T2 ( beech) reduce lateral limbs by 2-3 metres to suitable growth points to minimise failure over the highway and BT wires. The top of the canopy will remain untouched. T3 ( Ash ) remove large limb overhanging highway. Due to ash die back the applicant feels the tree should stand a fighting chance to survive, with close monitoring. T4 (sycamore) reduce lateral limb by 2-3 meters over foot path and highway to minimise failure.

  Decided Trees

• Land Adjoining 63 Hands Road Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7HB

  TRE/2022/0044 Submitted 14 Mar 2022 287m away

  T1 Beech: Condition of the tree is moderate, likely once part of a hedge, Reduce height by two-three meters and lateral branches one-two meters to suitable growth points, removal of dead wood and any crossing/rubbing branches. T2 Beech: Condition of the tree is moderate, likely once part of a hedge, Reduce height by two-three meters and lateral branches one-two meters to suitable growth points, removal of dead wood and any crossing/rubbing branches. T3 Beech: Condition of the tree is moderate, likely once part of a hedge, Remove, causing suppression and shade to a neighboring tree which has a higher amenity value. Ref T4 T4 Beech: Condition of the tree is good, no works required.

  Decided Trees

• 1 Starthe View Hands Road Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7HB

  TRE/2020/0615 Submitted 17 Jan 2020 299m away

  T1 - Ash - Fell - The tree has been previously topped and has lots of damaged and dead bark with signs of Daldinia Concentrica on the main stem indicating that the wood is dead or decaying. T2 - Ash - Fell - The tree has been heavily topped in the past and is in poor condition. In order to keep the tree it will need regular re pollarding due to its location. There is a large section of damaged bark which on the time of inspection had fruiting bodies of Inonotus Hispidus growing from this weakens the sound wood making it quite brittle. T3 - Sycamore - The tree has been badly topped in the past causing it to produce lots of straggly branches the tree has not got a good form and has a large Ash tree behind it which is causing it to grow towards the house. Again if left this tree will require regular maintenance at the expense of the homeowner. The Home owner is happy to replant with ornamental trees that will be allowed to grow and be managed. They are open to suggestions from myself or the council as to which species would be suitable .

  Decided Trees