Planning application
DM/0837/14/TCA
29 Welholme Avenue Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0DX
Proposal
T5 Sycamore: FellReason: Excessive shading
As published by the council, reference DM/0837/14/TCA
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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30 Jul 2014
Received by North East Lincolnshire
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9 Sep 2014
Decision issued: Approved
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21 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
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DM/0137/14/TCA Granted
Homefield House 11 Welholme Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0DT
T1 Lime - Crown lift by 2m, dead wood, sever ivy at base T2 Birch - Clear crown around street light, dead wood, sever ivy at baseT3 Sycamore - Remove major dead woodT4 Beech - Remove dead woodT5 Lime - Crown lift over car park by 2m, reduce crown away from building by 3mT6 Birch - FellT7 Beech - Reduce crown away from building to give 3m clearenceG8 Lilac's - Reduce branches overhanging footpath back to wall
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DM/0080/26/TCA Awaiting decision
9 Welholme Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0DT
T1 Magnolia: Reduce the height from 9m to 8m and leaving a canopy radius from 5m to 4m from the main stem. This will be achieved by this reduction. Tree is touching the property and has some over extending branches which are catching the wind. G1 Yews: Given owners property and neighbouring property a clearance of 1m. The Yews are touching both properties. G2 Yews: canopy raise over footpath and highway to recommended height of 5.2m to clear oncoming traffic.
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DM/1215/14/TCA Granted
Welholme Care Centre 3 Welholme Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0DY
T1 Dead tree at drive entrance on Welholme Avenue: Fell under dead exemption, 5 day written Notice.T2 Sycamore: FellReason: leaning approx 15 degrees, branches over roof of neighbouring property, Danger of falling in strong winds
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DM/0095/14/TCA Granted
12B Welholme Avenue Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0HP
T1 Sycamore: FellReason: young tree growing at an angle of 70% under canopy of mature Sycamore. Tree is also obstructing new fence line.
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DM/0990/14/TCA Granted
14 Welholme Avenue Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0EA
T1 Eucalyptus - Fell
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DM/1210/21/TCA Granted
3 Le Burghdike Close Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0HE
x3 Sycamore trees on boundary with 12b Welholme Avenue work: reduce height to 12m, reduce canopy spread to 3m. Reasons: increase daylight and avoid damage to 3 le Burghdike.
Other trees applications
In North East Lincolnshire
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DM/0572/26/TCA Awaiting decision
18 Abbey Park Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0HR
Cherry tree - to reduce the canopy spread over the public footpath/highway back to the boundary line Lilac Tree - due to the size of the lilac overhanging the public highway, the plan would be to reduce this back to boundary line. In the rear garden Although the following work is maintenance , we just wanted to make you aware that we will be trimming a conifer that is overhanging the driveway, trimming prunus serrula and trimming a row of leylandi bordering the property
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DM/0580/26/TCA Awaiting decision
Meadow View Church Lane Irby Upon Humber North East Lincolnshire DN37 7JR
T1 Beech: Reduce canopy height from 13m to 11 m. Reduce canopy radius from 9m to 6m from main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines. Crown raise to 3m. T2 Norway Maple: Crown raise to 3m. T4 Cherry: Reduce lateral spread over driveway from 6m to 4m cutting back to viable secondary growth points.
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DM/0579/26/TPO Awaiting decision
Meadow View Church Lane Irby Upon Humber North East Lincolnshire DN37 7JR
T3 -Sycamore Reduce canopy height from 15m to 13m. Reduce canopy radius from 6m to 4m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines. Crown raise to 3m. T5 - Hornbeam Reduce canopy height from 10m to 9m. Reduce canopy radius from 7m to 4.5m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines. Crown raise to 3m. G1 -Ash -Sycamore Reduce canopy heights from 20m to 17m. Reduce canopy radius from 8m to 5m from the main stems. Cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines to create one whole canopy. They are encroaching over the building, driveways and road. All multi stem trees with included bark at base. Reason:T1 to T5 have all been pruned before and are now aesthetically looking untidy. They are encroaching the road and driveway. some natural light to the front of the property will also be gained by pruning works.
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DM/0578/26/TPO Awaiting decision
41 Brigsley Road Waltham North East Lincolnshire DN37 0JX
T1 Beech: Reduce lateral spread over 33 Mill View only from 11m to 6m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth point and following natural flowing lines. Tree is encroaching 33 mill view to much and dropping debris into the garden.
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DM/0577/26/TPO Awaiting decision
99 High Street Waltham North East Lincolnshire DN37 0PN
T1 Field Maple: Reduce canopy height from 11m to 8m. Reduce canopy radial spread from 5m to 2.5m From the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines. Crown raise to 2.5m. Tree has been done before and is now outgrowing its location again.