Planning application
2026/0699/TPO
Rowan Bank New Hutton KENDAL LA9 7RE
Proposal
FIVE DAY NOTICE - South Lakeland DC TPO No153 1999 - T1 - Horse Chestnut - remove - Recently suffered severe crown loss resulting in the tree being unsafe. It is evident that the tree has failed at approximately 3 metres caused by a severely included union. This failure extends from the main union down the northern side to almost ground level on the main stem, originating between the two main scaffold stems. One stem remains standing. The remaining, standing stem is significantly compromised with the residual strength of the supporting wood seriously weakened. The remainder of the crown is weighted towards the property and is likely to fail in future high winds
As published by the council, reference 2026/0699/TPO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
-
2 Apr 2026
Received by Lake District National Park
-
2 Apr 2026
Decision issued: TPO Approved
-
27 Jul 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.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
-
2026/0699/TPO Granted
Rowan Bank New Hutton KENDAL LA9 7RE
FIVE DAY NOTICE - South Lakeland DC TPO No153 1999 - T1 - Horse Chestnut - remove - Recently suffered severe crown loss resulting in the tree being unsafe. It is evident that the tree has failed at approximately 3 metres caused by a severely included union. This failure extends from the main union down the northern side to almost ground level on the main stem, originating between the two main scaffold stems. One stem remains standing. The remaining, standing stem is significantly compromised with the residual strength of the supporting wood seriously weakened. The remainder of the crown is weighted towards the property and is likely to fail in future high winds
-
2026/0757/FPA Granted
Hay Fellside Farmhouse Hayclose Lane New Hutton KENDAL LA8 0AG
Change of use from agricultural land to domestic garden (Resubmission of 2026/0341/FPA)
-
2026/0942/FPA Decided
Helm View Hayclose Lane New Hutton KENDAL LA8 0AG
Erection of an agricultural livestock and storage building.
-
2026/0942/FPA Decided
Helm View Hayclose Lane New Hutton KENDAL LA8 0AG
Erection of an agricultural livestock and storage building.
-
2026/0757/FPA Granted
Hay Fellside Farmhouse Hayclose Lane New Hutton KENDAL LA8 0AG
Change of use from agricultural land to domestic garden (Resubmission of 2026/0341/FPA)
Other trees applications
In Lake District National Park
-
2026/1332/TCA Granted
High Gillinggrove 23 Gillinggate KENDAL LA9 4JB
Holly marked T1 - Fell
-
2026/1503/TCA Decided
8 Arthur Terrace Drovers Lane Penrith CA11 7QS
S211 Notification; Conservation Area tree works T1 Beech - Fell
-
2026/1496/TCA Decided
100 Kentsford Road Grange-over-sands LA11 7BB
Notification under Section 211 for works to trees within a Conservation Area, submitted on a 5-day notice. Proposed works comprise the felling of: T001 – Goat Willow, T002 – Damson, T003 – Common Ash & T004 – Sycamore
-
2026/1490/TPO Decided
Woodland west of 3 Low Pastures Lowgate Levens Kendal LA8 8QH
Works to trees subject to South Lakeland DC TPO No. 198 (2005). Ash dieback is present within the woodland. Several large trees are located close to the road and the garden of 3 Low Pastures and may pose a risk to people and property. To maintain the woodland's long-term character, replacement planting is proposed using suitable native species, including common holly, common yew, hawthorn, native crab apple, sessile oak, silver birch and whitebeam.
-
2026/1355/TCA Granted
8 Gill Garth ULVERSTON LA12 7FF
G1 - Small Sycamore group, lateral reduction back to property boundary. Up to 3m in branch length to be removed, pruning wounds generally under 75mm diameter. Lateral branches only. To create clearance from building to provide more light, keep on top of garden maintenance