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2 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

Decided Gloucester 24/00625/TRECON Trees in Conservation Areas

Works: Trees

Decided. The decision notice on the council portal carries the outcome in full, including any conditions.

Proposal

T1 - Birch. Raise crown to allow car/van access 2.5m. Undertake 15% crown reduction to improve shape and size

As published by the council, reference 24/00625/TRECON

Application record

Reference
24/00625/TRECON
Type
Trees in Conservation Areas
Status
Permitted
Decision
TPO created
Received
22 Aug 2024
Validated
17 Sep 2024
Decided
17 Sep 2024
Ward
Kingsholm & Wotton
Decision by
Delegated Decision
Postcode
GL1 3DP

Site history

Applications at this address on the Gloucester register

This site has had 2 applications since 2024.

  • 24/00751/TPO Decided

    2 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    T1 - Birch Tree TPO Order 317 Spec of works: Raise Crown of tree to 2.5Lm from pavement/drive hight. Undertake a 15% crown reduction. No more than 1.5lm from the end of the tips. With the exception of reducing the east side corner of the building by 2lm to stop the branches touching the roof. Phone cables to also to be made clear. Works being undertaken to improve the trees shape/ access around the site/pavement / to insure tree isn't touching the building.

    Decided 8 Oct 2024 Trees

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 22 Aug 2024

    Received by Gloucester

  2. 17 Sep 2024

    Validated

    Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

  3. 17 Sep 2024

    Decision issued: TPO created

  4. 1 Sep 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

Documents

Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report

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After the decision

Gloucester has decided this application; the outcome above is the register's own wording and the decision notice on the council portal carries the detail. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

About tree works applications

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.

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  • 2 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    24/00751/TPO Submitted 3 Oct 2024 0m away

    T1 - Birch Tree TPO Order 317 Spec of works: Raise Crown of tree to 2.5Lm from pavement/drive hight. Undertake a 15% crown reduction. No more than 1.5lm from the end of the tips. With the exception of reducing the east side corner of the building by 2lm to stop the branches touching the roof. Phone cables to also to be made clear. Works being undertaken to improve the trees shape/ access around the site/pavement / to insure tree isn't touching the building.

    Decided Trees 2 docs
  • 7 Newland Street Gloucester GL1 3PA

    24/00790/FUL Submitted 21 Oct 2024 70m away

    Retrospective application for retention of PV panels on the front and rear roof-slopes.

    Granted Full applications 10 docs
  • 6 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    21/00469/FUL Submitted 15 Apr 2021 73m away

    Convert existing garage into 'granny annexe'

    Granted Full applications 15 docs
  • 6 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    20/01034/FUL Submitted 16 Oct 2020 73m away

    Convert existing garage into 'granny annexe'

    Refused Full applications 23 docs
  • 4 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    26/00443/TRECON Submitted 21 May 2026 74m away

    Removal of a dead Cherry Tree to the frontapplication of the property. This overhangs the pavement and adjacent electical substation. Removal of 3 mature Leylandii at the rear of the property (approx 25m+) and close to boundary of adjacent properties. These Removal of these trees is requested for the following reasons. 1. Should they fall (or branches) they have could damage to the property, neighbouring property and outbuildings 2. Due to their size the root system is likly to interfere with the footings of the neighbouring properties 3. They restrict light to the property and neighbouring property 4. There is concern relating to the health of one of the trees In addition there is a Yew tree to the front of the property and Bay tree to the rear which require removal/lopping but not sure if these fall in the requirements for the

    Granted Trees 2 docs
  • 4 Heathville Road Gloucester GL1 3DP

    26/00629/TRECON Submitted 13 Jul 2026 75m away

    84% historically approved · decision due ~7 Sep

    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.

    Decided Trees
    Small domestic

In Gloucester

  • 26/00739/TPO Awaiting decision

    7 Wigmore Close Gloucester GL4 5FF

    It's an indian bean tree located the front of the house. It is a very big tree and is causing damage to the driveway and the lamp post located near is possibly being effected by the roots and it isn't straight and is wobbly. It also overhangs next doors driveway. I would like to apply to get the tree taken down for safety reasons and damage to driveway also potential damage by roots to the house in the future.

    17 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/00744/TPO Decided

    29 Kingsmead Gloucester GL4 5DY

    Oak tree covered by an area TPO. A reduction is required to preserve the surrounding properties due to the tree encroaching on boundary gardens. The roots of the tree are already disturbing foundations and causing heave. Suggested reduction of 30%. The impacted tree does not appear to be labelled (or this cannot be identified from documents seen), aerial view of the tree provided. The tree sits within the boundary of 29 Kingsmead, encroaching the neighbouring properties, 47 & 48 Kennett Gardens.

    17 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/00697/TPO Decided

    Redlands Acre 35 Tewkesbury Road Gloucester GL2 9BD

    T1 Cedar tree, remove damaged limbs, deadwood and reduce canopy by 2-3 m to reduce end weight and mitigate limb failure risk

    3 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/00652/TPO Decided

    36 Prices Ground Gloucester GL4 4PD

    Description of Trees Hawthorn (Crataegus species) ? rear garden about 8 metres tall Elder (Sambucus nigra) ? rear garden about 8 metres tall ________________________________________ Proposed Works Hawthorn Trees Undertake a crown reduction by approximately 2-3 metres in height and 1-2 metres in lateral spread, maintaining a balanced crown and the natural shape and character of the trees. Remove any dead, damaged, crossing or defective branches as part of the works. Elder Trees Undertake a height reduction of approximately 2-3 metres and prune selected branches to reduce spread and maintain the trees at an appropriate size for the garden environment. Remove any dead, damaged or defective branches and retain the natural form of the trees. All works to be undertaken to current arboricultural best practice. ________________________________________ Reasons for the Works The trees have grown substantially in height and spread and are now creating excessive shading within the rear garden and affecting general garden enjoyment and maintenance. The proposed works are intended to: ? Maintain the trees at an appropriate size for a residential garden. ? Improve light penetration to the garden. ? Reduce future management requirements. ? Retain the trees as attractive landscape features. ? Promote their long-term health through sympathetic maintenance and pruning. No trees are proposed for removal. ________________________________________ Additional Supporting Statement Prior to submitting this notification, advice was sought from Gloucester City Council. Following informal discussions with the Council's Tree Officer, it was recommended that a formal application/notification be submitted regarding the Hawthorn trees. For completeness and to avoid any uncertainty regarding tree protection status, the Elder trees have also been included within this submission.

    17 Jul 2026 Trees
  • 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

    14 Jul 2026 Trees