Planning application
19/01193/TRECON
39 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DS
Proposal
1. Lime - Repollard in order to prevent too much growth and allow more light 2. Hawthorn - Prune to shape and improve aesthetics (reduce by 30%) 3. Cherry Plum - Prune heavily in order for a new crown to grow naturally
As published by the council, reference 19/01193/TRECON
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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15 Nov 2019
Received by Gloucester
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19 Nov 2019
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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3 Jan 2020
Decision issued: Tree Conservation Area No Objection
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2 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About trees applications
How this application type works
Tree applications cover work to protected trees: those under a tree preservation order need consent for pruning or felling, and trees in a conservation area need six weeks written notice before work starts. The council assesses the amenity value of the tree and can refuse consent, approve it with conditions, or in conservation areas make a preservation order in response.
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Within 500 metres
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20/00422/LAW Granted
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Proposed change of use from dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to 6 bedroom house in multiple occupation (Use Class C4) including single storey rear extension to match existing, replacement of existing windows, demolition of existing single storey car port and detached garage, loft conversion within existing roof slope including insertion of conservation rooflights and associated internal layout alterations.
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21/00432/FUL Granted
82 Henry Road Gloucester GL1 3DX
Variation of condition 8 of planning permission 20/00080/FUL to enable the front section of the driveway to be granite sets / block paving or similar and the rear section of driveway/parking area to be flint shingle gravel or similar instead of permeable tarmacadam,
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26/00013/TRECON Granted
30 Denmark Road Gloucester GL1 3JA
Reduce 2 x Sycamore (TG1) on the front boundary of the garden by up to 4m. Lateral growth over the house to be reduced by up to 2m. Trees are to be shaped accordingly. Lateral growth has recently damaged the roof of the property.
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26/00528/FUL Status unknown
90 Henry Road Gloucester GL1 3DX
Single storey side/rear extension
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21/00901/FUL Refused
55 Henry Road Gloucester GL1 3DX
Proposed loft conversion to include two rear dormers and one conservation style roof light on the front elevation.
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25/00861/FUL Granted
61 Henry Road Gloucester GL1 3DX
Proposed rear wrap around single storey extension
Other trees applications
In Gloucester
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26/00666/TRECON Granted
Cathedral Court London Road Gloucester GL1 3QE
Please see attached report for works to trees: T2, T3, T5, T9, T10 and T11
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26/00658/TRECON Granted
Gloucester Chiropractic Clinic 19 Spa Road Gloucester GL1 1UY
T1 Rowan - reduce to previous T2 Maple - reduce to previous T3 Maple - reduce to previous T4 Holm Oak - reduce to previous T5 Oak - reduce to previous T6 Walnut - reduce past previous (outgrowing its space) Bay/Ivy - reduce by 3-4m and shape. Tree will be pollarded. Trim to tidy.
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26/00635/TPO Decided
41 Cherston Court Gloucester GL4 3LE
T!: Tulip Tree - Back of the property. ? Reduce crown by 1-2m ? End weight elongated limbs (Reduce by 2-3m) ? Remove all major deadwood
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26/00614/TPO Decided
15 Acer Grove Quedgeley Gloucester GL2 4TH
Ground works and associated root pruning/ severance of T3, T4, T5 (Oak) & T6 (Field Maple) to facilitate installation of a root barrier 42m in length and 4.2m in depth.
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26/00629/TRECON Granted
4 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP
This application is being submitted on behalf of my elderly mother-in-law. 1. Removal of a small Yew tree. This is located at the boundary wall between the property and the public pavement. Thr main trunk of the Yew tree grows almost horizontally from the foot of dwarf boundary wall towards the main property. The dimensions of the Yew tree 3.2m* 3m wide and aprox 4m high. As the tree is located 1.5m from the propertys foul water drain and 2m to the public sewer there is concern that the roots will damage the foul water drains. In addition as the root system is expected to encrouch on the main property it is likely to cause damage to the foundations of the building. (Note there is a cellar directly under this part of the property increasing the risk of property damage.) Further the tree roots will impact the integrity of the boundary wall and potemntially the public pavement. 2. Removal of a Bay tree. This tree is aprox 10 -15m tall and located within 3m of the property rear, and within 0.3m located of boundary wall with the neighbouring property. The neighbouring property is around 1m from this wall. The primary concern is the impact the root system has on the two properties and the boundary wall plus the reduction of light to the neighbours property.