Planning applications in Shelford

Land North Of Babraham Park And Ride Cherry Hinton Road Cambridgeshire

Installation of a 132-33kV substation including 2 grid transformers and raised switch house, incorporating all works ancillary to the development of a substation.

9 Halatte Gardens Great Shelford CB22 5LE

Non material amendment of planning permisison 20/02128/HFUL (Part single, part two storey rear extension and associated works) to introduce a pier in the glazing at ground floor rear elevation.

Chalk Hill Haverhill Road Stapleford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5BX

Single storey rear extension

34 Church Street Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5EL

TPO 0028 (2002) G1: T2 Sycamore to crown reduce by 2m (due to uneven profile and gaps forming in the crown).

1 Dukes Meadow Stapleford CB22 5BH

Laburnum - remove stems touching adjacent fence Magnolia - reduce height and spread on all sides by 1m to re-shape

6 Woodlands Road Great Shelford CB22 5LW

T1 - Sycamore - This tree has been brutally pollarded about 15 years ago. It is now becoming to large for the garden in question, blocking all the sun light in the summer. Several of the unions are questionable as well due to previous poor work. Recomend a 3.5m crown reduction to suitable growth points where possible. T2 - Sycamore - This tree has been brutally pollarded about 15 years ago. It is now becoming to large for the garden in question, blocking all the sun light in the summer. Several of the unions are questionable as well due to previous poor work. Recomend a 3.5m crown reduction to suitable growth points where possible. T3 - Yew - This is a lovely specimen. Request a light prune of 0.3m to suitable growth points and removal of any deadwood.

Cranmer Lodge Kings Mill Lane Great Shelford CB22 5EN

S73 application to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission S/3813/19/FL (Two storey front and side extension with single storey rear extension) to allow alterations to side elevation window.

18 Woodlands Road Great Shelford CB22 5LW

This application is to FELL T1 - a mature Horse Chestnut Tree which is situated in our back garden. We have already been granted permission for a crown reduction and lift due to the tree being too large for its current area, the limbs are encroaching on the house and the chimney stacks. The tree is dropping a lot of deadwood which is a concern as we have young children. However, upon closer inspection from 4 independent professional tree surgeons their unanimous opinion is that the tree is unfortunately in poor health with multiple decay issues and so it should be felled. The following is the opinion of one of the professionals that inspected the tree (which is consistent with the other's views). "The Horse Chestnut (T1) has a co-dominant stem with visual signs of decay to a major butress root and also rot at the base of the tree. Also, there are two fungal brackets feeding off deadwood and possibly the heartwood. These are Oyster Fungus (Pleurotus Ostreatus) and Chicken of the woods (Laetiporus Sulphureus). The tree is also showing Bleeding Canker at aproximately 25ft. In my opinion this tree is in poor health and in slow decline. Taking into consideration the location of the tree I would advise to remove it on the grounds of saftey".

5 Spinney Drive Great Shelford CB22 5LY

(1) Ash - fell. (Right in front of the lime protected by Tree Preservation Order number 08/02). The tree has a large cavity from which the central stem is growing (see accompanying photos and diagram). There are no suitable growth points to reduce the tree to without effectively pollarding it. As this would completely change the appearance of the tree and spoil the aesthetics of the garden (and considering the large number of other trees nearby (and next to it)) we feel it is best to remove it completely. (2) Holly - Fell (leaving sucker stem from base to form new tree). This tree has a thinning canopy and the Greens would like to remove it to allow the sucker growth to replace it (hopefully with denser foliage)

Beeston Buristead Road Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5EJ

Alterations, front and side extension, replacement of existing tiled roof finish with slate finish, apply timber boarding finish to garage, change windows and doors

9 Halatte Gardens Great Shelford CB22 5LE

Non material amendment of planning permisison 20/02128/HFUL (Part single, part two storey rear extension and associated works) introduce a pier in the glazing at ground floor rear elevation and reconfigure 1st floor fenestration from double doors to one single door and external juliette guarding

91 Hinton Way Great Shelford CB22 5AH

TPO 0020 (2002) T1: T1 Ash to reduce back to previous pruning points (to reduce shading on front garden, and reduce wind loading on previous pruning points). TPO 0020 (2002) A1: T2 Western Red Cedar, remove lowest limb on North side of stem to reduce shading on front garden. (AMENDED)

1 Elms Avenue Great Shelford CB22 5LN

T1 - Mature Silver Birch - This tree is in good health. It is however becoming to large for where it is situated. Complaints have been raised by several neighbors about light and dropping branches, in particular 10 Ashen green. I propose a 3.5m reduction in height and 1.5m of the sides to suitable growth points.

34 Church Street Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5EL

TPO 0028 (2002) T17: T4 Lime: Remove epicormic growth from stems, remove major dead wood. (Related to Conservation Area application 21/0051/TTCA)

15 Hauxton Road Little Shelford CB22 5HJ

Ash - S1 - Reduce lower branches overhanging garden by 2-3m Oak - O1 - Reduce lower branches overhanging neighbors and garden by 2-3m

29 Coppice Avenue Great Shelford CB22 5AQ

Single storey garage attached to existing annexe at front of building, re-roofing, windows and cladding of annexe and new sliding front gates

34 Church Street Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5EL

G1 Remove all self-sown Sycamore growing within 2m of the wall. Crown lift all remaining trees to 4.8 metres height from ground level over road and pavement. T3 Lime: Remove epicormic growth from stems, remove major dead wood. (AMENDED) (TPOd Lime and sycamore on separate applications).

Davey Field Cambridge Road Great Shelford Cambridgeshire

Re-provision and relocation of one existing sign and the erection of one new sign adjacent to the entrance for Shelford Rugby Club, with space allowed for sponsorship and details of next game, time and date.

15 Priams Way Stapleford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5DT

Retention of single storey rear extension

3 Church Street Little Shelford CB22 5HG

TPO 0001 (2017) T1: T1Sycamore to 2.5m crown reduction to suitable growth points. Removal of deadwood. (This tree is in good health. It is however becoming to large for the garden and concerns have been raised by my neighbor repeatedly. This will alleiviate weight, sail and reduce shading.)

251 Hinton Way Great Shelford CB22 5AN

Lawful development certificate for a proposed single storey side and rear extensions

9 Greenfield Close Stapleford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5BT

Alteration to the roof of an existing single-storey rear extension (built in 1980 through via planning permission) (no new footprint added) and internal reconfiguration of the kitchen. Replacement of existing roof with new pitched roof including rooflights.

20 High Green Great Shelford CB22 5EG

Outbuilding to rear garden

White Hill Farm Barn Granhams Road Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5JY

Prior approval for change of use of an agricultural building to dwellinghouse (Class C3)

Land At 8 Finch's Close Stapleford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5BL

Installation of 1 x 9m wooden pole (7.2m above ground)

3 High Green Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5EQ

Change of use of former bank and car park to children's day nursery, external changes and provision of four off-site cycle racks (resubmission of 20/03368/FUL)

14 Elms Avenue Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5LN

Two storey front/side extension and single storey front extension including proposed new dropped kerb

3 Halatte Gardens Great Shelford CB22 5LE

Single storey rear extension

275 Hinton Way Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5AN

S73 application to vary condition 2 (Approved Plans) of permission S/2529/18/FL (replacement dwelling) to allow alterations to roof style and material, and alterations to fenestration.

1 Tunwells Lane Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5LJ

Holm Oak (T3) - crown raise over the driveway to a height of 4m. Yew (T4) - crown raise over the driveway to a height of 4m. Cotoneaster (T5) - fell. Yew (T6) - crown raise over the driveway to a height of 4m. Cypress (T7) - crown raise over the driveway to a height of 4m. Sycamore (T8) - Fell due to the close proximity to the house. Several trees overhanging the private road leading to Tunwell's House (G9) - cut back the overhang by between 1-2 metres to allow for larger vehicle access.

24 Church Street Great Shelford CB22 5EL

Repair of kitchen windows to prevent damage to clay batt walls.

1 Tunwells Lane Great Shelford CB22 5LJ

TPO 0022 (2002) T8: Lime tree (T1) - crown raise on the North side to a height of 5m (to allow high vehicle access to Tunwell's House). TPO 0022 (2002) T9: Yew tree (T2) - crown raise to 2.5m above the footpath and cut back lateral branches on the West side by 1m (to prevent encroachment over the highway).

Church Street Barns Church Street Great Shelford CB22 5EL

Submission of details required by condition 4 (Samples of bricks) of planning permission 20/03496/HFUL

44 Tunwells Lane Great Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5LJ

T4 - Dead conifer - Again this dead tree is situated by the driveway entrance, next to the road. Recommend removal to ground level. T5 - Dead Cherry tree - This Cherry is situated by the neighbors garage in the back garden. One branch has already fallen and hit this building causing tension between neighbors. Recommend removal to ground level. All trees to be removed have been marked with orange spray paint.

7 Bar Lane Stapleford CB22 5BJ

Replace existing 75mm black uPVC soil pipe and 22mm white uPVC soil pipe, with new 100mm black cast iron soil pipe and 50mm waste water pipe . Relocate waste pipe approximately 3.5m to the east.

29 Church Street Little Shelford CB22 5HG

Submission of details required for conditions 3 (Traffic Management Plan), 4 (Noise Mitigation), 5 (Dust Mitigation), 6 (Protection of boundary wall), 7 (External materials), 8 (External joinery), 9 (Renewable energy) and 10 (Biodiversity) of planning permission 20/02221/FUL

Cranmer Lodge Kings Mill Lane Great Shelford CB22 5EN

Submission of details required by condition 4 (Hard and Soft Landscaping) of planning permission 20/03277/FUL

9 Woodlands Road Great Shelford CB22 5LW

Beech Tree (T1) - removal of tree due to half tree splitting out at lower folk (8-10ft) due to included bark.

Tree Behind Rear Boundary 17 Courtyards Little Shelford CB22 5ER

TPO 0005 (1960) W1: ASH to shorten lowest limb back to new growths at boundary line (Reason - Reduce excessive overhang and shading to garden and outbuildings), and SYCAMORE to shorten all overhanging branches back to boundary line (Reason - Reduce overhang and shading to garden and outbuildings).

Tree Behind Rear Boundary 18 Courtyards Little Shelford CB22 5ER

TPO 0005 (1960) W1: Sycamore to crown lift by removal of 2 lateral limbs just below main forks (to reduce excessive overhang and shading to garden).

27 Courtyards Little Shelford CB22 5ER

TPO 0005 (1960) A1: T1 - Ash to fell. (Tree is in very poor health. It has considerable die back at the top and also bark falling away at the base to reveal decay inside. It is also exibiting Inonotus bracket fungus. The fungus is very prevalent in the area unfortunately.) T2 Ash to fell. (The multi stemmed tree is clear dangerous. It has huge amounts of die back in the upper crown and bark is falling away at the base. Several large branches have already fallen. It has, I believe, advanced Innonotus hispidus fungus throughout.)

6 Headley Gardens Great Shelford CB22 5JZ

TPO 0007 (2002) G2: Lime to reduce height by 3-3.5m and reduce spread on all sides by 2-2.5m, shape and balance (Reasons - reduce overhang to house and adjacent property).

59-61 London Road Stapleford CB22 5DG

TPO 0011 (2002) G2: Yew - fell (extensive decay in main stem, evidence of honey fungus around base and loss of central crown to storm damage).

Medford Kings Mill Lane Great Shelford CB22 5EN

T1-T13 - This row of very large Laylandii are dominating the lane. They have been a point of contention for years with the residents. They offer little in the way of local amenity. Now the new owners have moved in they have decide to remove them completely to ground level to keep everyone happy. They are causing excessive shading and sway dangerously in the wind. To be replaced with a row of native Cherry trees. Work to be carried out in midwinter to have minimum impact of wildlife. T14 - Ash - This tree in in good health but has not been pruned in many years and is becoming very dominant. The neighbor next door (Cranmer lodge) is also concerned about it in the high winds. I propose a 4m reduction in height to reduce sail and encourage a lower crown. T15 - Silver Birch - This beautiful tree is a real asset to the property. It is in good health but is becoming very large considering it proximity to the house and the Cranmer lodge next door. I propose a sympathetic 3m reduction in height and 1.5m reduction on the sides to reduce sail and improve light below. Also a crown lift to 3.5m. This work is to be carried out in High summer to ensure the trees health. T16 - small conifer - this tree again has been a point of contention. it is also making the inside of the property very gloomy indeed. To be removed and replace with a native broad leaf tree further away from the house in a more suitable location.

3 Halatte Gardens Great Shelford CB22 5LE

Application for a Certificate of lawfulness under section 192 for a proposed rear single storey extension

90 Cambridge Road Great Shelford CB22 5JS

TPO 0025 ((2002) G8: T1 - Mature Beech Tree - This is a beautiful tree and an asset to the community. It has however been a concern for the owner and also for the next door neighbor in the recent high winds. Upon inspection of this tree is transpires there is prolific and advanced Meipilus giganteus fungus at the base of the stem all the way round (photos attached). Apparently this has been the case for a few sessions now. Because of this I recommend removal to ground level because of its proximity to the public and the dwellings and cars ect. To be replaced with another native broad leaved tree. ( Oak )

19A High Street Little Shelford CB22 5ES

T1 and T2 - Robinia - These trees are growing to large for there location. They are beginning to to cause issue for the Acers and cause excessive shading to the flower beds and summer house below. I propose a 1.5m overall crown reduction to suitable growth points on both trees. This should give the Acers in the middle a bit of room to mature.

3 Kings Mill Lane Great Shelford CB22 5EN

TPO 0017 (1977) A1: Two beech trees to be crown lifted by 2m to increase light and access into the garden. Crown reduction by 1.5m to improve form of the canopy as it has become very straggly.

2 High Green Great Shelford CB22 5EG

T1 - Mature Sycamore - This tree is in good health. However it is very large and in close proximity to the neighbors property. In a recent set of high winds several large bows came down, one narrowly missing a car and another smashing the neighbors fence. Obviously concern has been raised. I propose a 2.5m sympathetic crown reduction to growth points, with an aim to reduce weight and sail and make safe. Removal of deadwood and cutting away from the telephone lines. Work to be carried out in mid winter.

Woodville Lodge 4 Newton Road Little Shelford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 5HL

Excessively large yew tree The tree is positioned in our back garden at the side of the house between two properties. The tree is now far too large for the space it occupies. It has a significant impact on our property, blocking light to our ground floor and first floor rooms. The tree overhangs our front drive and our neighbours drive, dropping 100s of red berries in certain seasons (NOW) which get into the house and are dangerous to our pets (It is well known the Yew berries from the female tree are highly poisonous) and children. We would like to fell this tree so that we can make better use of the garden space and make our house significantly lighter, so we don't have to use electric lighting during the day, even in the summer. We will show photos that demonstrate 1. How large the tree is 2. How is overhangs the fences into our front drive and our neighbours property 3. How close the tree is to our property 4. How dark the rooms are even on a beautiful sunny day.