15 Abbey Fields East Hanningfield Chelmsford CM3 8XB

1. 19 Jul 2019

   Received by Chelmsford

2. 15 Aug 2019

   Decision issued: Permitted

3. 8 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Chelmsford granted permission on 15 August 2019, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

• The Old Rectory Abbey Fields East Hanningfield Chelmsford

  20/05628/CAT Submitted 27 Oct 2020 23m away

  T1 - Tulip tree - reduction of branches on the property side by 1meter T2 - Mountain Ash adjacent to Tulip Tree - Crown lift to 4m T3 - Ornamental Maple adjacent Mountain Ash - fell to reduce overcrowding T4 - Yew - Fell (poor specimen) to provide more light and remove two remaining shattered stumps T5 - Oak adjacent to front corner of building - cut back to give 3m clearance from building T6 - Tall Laurel - rear of No 5 - trim back 2m T7 - Yew - adjacent to No 5 and Balcony of No 7 - trim back to give 2m clearance from building

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• The Old Rectory Abbey Fields East Hanningfield Chelmsford Essex CM3 8XD

  23/05504/CAT Submitted 26 Jan 2023 37m away

  T1 Maple- cut back to previous pruning points by 2.5m. Reason: General maintenance; T2 Yew- reduce in height by 2m. Reason: Blocking light to adjacent flats; T3 Conifer- Fell. Reason: Unwanted specimen; T4 Laurel- Reduce by 1.5m. Reason: General maintenance; T6 Oak- 2m height reduction. Reason: General maintenance and blocking light; T7 Yew- Lightly trim back by 0.15m. Reason: General maintenance.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• The Old Rectory Abbey Fields East Hanningfield Chelmsford

  20/05261/TPO Submitted 27 Oct 2020 41m away

  T25 - Copper Beech - lift crown to 4m under 5 year Management Plan. Reason: to avoid damage to cars and injury to pedestrians from overhanging branches T22 - Yew - trim by 0.5m to the achieve conical shape under 5 year Management Plan. Reason: to permit lawn mowing T1 Lime and T24 Copper Beech - lift crown to 3m under 5 year Management Plan. Reason: to permit lawn mowing

  Granted Trees 8 docs

• Vita Bella The Tye East Hanningfield Chelmsford CM3 8AF

  19/05558/CAT Submitted 2 Jul 2019 71m away

  T1 - Ash - cut back to give 2m clearance to building - reason is damaging brickwork. T2 - Lawsons cypruss - fell - growing within a bin store. it is a poor specimen, and growing into and obstructing the growth of a specimen cherry tree. T3 - Pine - fell - very poor specimen, covered in ivy, it is damaging the fence and it is also growing into an obstructing the growth of a specimen cherry tree.

  Granted Trees 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 1 The Lawns The Tye East Hanningfield Chelmsford CM3 8AE

  19/05173/TPO Submitted 17 Sep 2019 73m away

  Weeping Willow (T2) - Reduce lateral growth of 3 metres, remove deadwood to branch collar - Reason: to give clearance to building and blocking of gutters

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 1 Rectory Cottages The Common East Hanningfield Chelmsford Essex CM3 8AG

  19/01158/FUL Submitted 27 Jun 2019 77m away

  Front porch and two storey side extension, with juliette balcony to rear.

  Granted Full applications Extension 6 docs
  Small domestic

• 26/05193/TPO Awaiting decision

  Tudor House Penny Royal Road Danbury Chelmsford Essex CM3 4ED

  T1 - Willow (In rear garden, overhanging a public footpath) - Pollard to 4.5-5m high, 1m above main union - Reason: Previously lost a large bough which has left a large tear in the trunk which will decay and present a future structural issue. It also has hollow cavities in the upper crown; T1 - Oak (rear garden, overhanging a public footpath) - Crown reduction of 6m from upper crown - Reason: The tree is dangerous in our opinion, with cavities and rot.

  Trees
• 26/05185/TPO Awaiting decision

  1 Vicarage Close Roxwell Chelmsford CM1 4LR

  T4 Ash - Crown reduction by 2.5-3m throughout the height and lateral spread of the crown. Reason: To maintain appropriate clearance above areas of regular pedestrian and vehicle use and to retain the tree as safe.

  Trees
• 26/05180/TPO Awaiting decision

  The Old Rectory Colam Lane Little Baddow Chelmsford Essex CM3 4SY

  W1 - Cedar - Remove fractured limb - Reason: has a fracture, beginning to tear and sit on the limb below.

  Trees
• 26/05179/TPO Awaiting decision

  1 The Cedars Chelmsford Essex CM2 6BL

  T1 Yew - Located in the north east corner of the site adjacent to Springfield Road - Dead branches to be cut away from 0.5-2m in length. Reason: TRee is dead. T2 Atlantic Cedar - Located in the north east corner of the site adjacent to Springfield Road - Crown reduction of 3m and branch reduction of 1.5m overhanging our drive to balance the tree. G1 Eucalyptus - Located on the south east boundary behind 332 Springfield Road - Major crown reduction of 3m and thinning of dead branches by 15%. Reason: Tree has outgrown its surroundings and has not been managed for years. G1 Two Leylandi - Located on the north east boundary behind 332 Springfield Road - Removal of dead branches. T3 Atlantic Cedar - Located on the north east boundary behind 53 and 55 Peel Road - Crown reduction of 3m and removal of dead wood to open light. Large branch broke away in high winds causing damage to neighbours property. T4 Sycamore - Located on the north east boundary of the site behind 51 peel Road - Crown reduction of 3m required with additional removal of 1.5m from south west side. This tree appears unbalanced on the south west side.

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• 26/05177/TPO Awaiting decision

  St Martins Church Wheelers Hill Little Waltham Chelmsford Essex CM3 3LJ

  T1 - Pine (Marked 1)- Remove deadwood. T2 - Oak (Marked 2) Sever ivy and remove deadwood. A1 - English Elm (Marked 6) - Coppice to 0.50m Reason for all: Proactive tree mainenance to manage identified risks and prevent potential injury, property damage, obstruction or inconvenience, including conflicts with buildings, telephone lines, roads, footpaths and car parking areas

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