Planning applications in DE56

1 Cluster Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DQ

Removal of the existing apex roof shed forward of the principal elevation and replace it with a new timber shed pent roof arrangement to allow for an additional shed adjacent, new decking area to the front of the shed, the insertion of steps adjacent to the stone wall to access the garden from the existing patio area, removal existing slate chippings to be replaced with lawn, change of the paint colour to the existing front-facing elevation Magnolia to Pure White (RAL 9010). (may affect the setting and character of the Conservation Area and the setting of a nearby listed building)

35 Parkside Belper Derbyshire DE56 1HY

Carrying out pollarding to Willow tree

Old Baptist Chapel Bridge Street Belper Derbyshire DE56 1AZ

T1 Ash- Remove due to Ash die back, weak unions and Damage to the footpath

Springwood View Duffield Bank Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4BG

T206 Sycamore: Remove due to excessive die back within the canopy, a previous limb removal with consent shows an internal cavity. T219 Corsican Pine: Remove 3 lower limbs encroaching over the highway, and reduce southward lateral limbs by 3 metres to minimise failure. T217 Corsican Pine: Remove 1 lower limb encroaching the highway T213 Corsican Pine: Remove 1 lower limb encroaching the highway T212 Elm: Reduce southward lateral limbs by 3 meters and crown lift to 5 metres T1 Sycamore: Remove due to Problematic limbs and severe die back

1 Old School Court Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2AZ

T1 & T2 Lime: Crown lift to 5 metres to provide additional light T3 Sycamore: Reduce North-westerly lateral branches by 2-3 metres to minimise limb failure. T4 Maple: Remove due to excessive bird droppings onto vehicles, minimal pruning points for preservation. Replace with an English Oak T5 Horsechestnut: Crown clean of deadwood, Target prune branches by 1-2 metres for aesthetics T6 Sycamore: Remove to enhance T5, Minimal pruning points for a reduction. Replace with an English Oak T7 Sycamore: Reduce North-westerly lateral branches by 2-3 metres to minimise limb failure. T8 & T9 Sycamores: Crown clean of dead wood and crossing Branches.

Ridgeway Farmhouse Crich Lane Ridgeway Ambergate Belper Derbyshire DE56 2JL

Proposed pet crematorium (Renewal of previous planning permission AVA/2022/0394)

Cromford Canal Path Shining Cliff Woods Stretch Matlock Road Ambergate Belper Derbyshire DE56 2HD

Reduce overhanging branches on Alder on west side of water pipe. Reduce Alder tree to a stem of approximately 2 metres high

66 The Fleet Belper Derbyshire DE56 1NW

Listed Building Consent for subterranean room with terrace above and steps down

66 The Fleet Belper Derbyshire DE56 1NW

Subterranean room with terrace above and steps down

Cromford Canal Path Shining Cliff Woods Stretch Matlock Road Ambergate Belper Derbyshire DE56 2HD

Reduce two oak trees in direction of lean by up to 4m to reduce risk of failure and potential for damage to the canal.

47 Town Street Holbrook Belper Derbyshire DE56 0TA

Various tree works

6 Town Street Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4EH

Sycamore - Fell to ground level

St Elizabeth House Matlock Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 2JD

Listed building consent for construction of a single storey extension to the annexe forming a self-contained accommodation ancillary to the main dwelling

St Elizabeth House Matlock Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 2JD

Construction of a single storey extension to the annexe forming a self-contained accommodation ancillary to the main dwelling

3 Chevin View Belper Derbyshire DE56 1BB

Removal of tree in rear garden - see sketch plan

31A Field Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DD

Removal of Conifer

Porter House Ashbourne Road Cowers Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 2LF

Removal of Ash tree and pruning of Oak tree to reduce height by 3 metres

Springwood House Residential Home Duffield Bank Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4BG

Cutting back trees

The Cottage Windley Lane Windley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2LP

Self set ash tree with signs of ash die back to be felled and replanted with a more suitable species of tree

The Old Cheese Factory Windley Hall Windley Lane Windley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2LP

Self set Ash tree-signs of ash die back to be felled and replanted with a more suitable species

Fishermans Rest Broadholme Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 2JF

Proposed 2 dwellings

Spotted Cow 12 Town Street Holbrook Belper Derbyshire DE56 0TA

Upgrade of outside seating area, including lighting, planting, boundary treatment and paving. Railings to front perimeter and removal of 1 parking space to provide bike racks

Yew Tree Cottage Farm Upper Hartshay Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2HW

Construction of a detached dwelling following the demolition of the existing structures associated with the former plant hire business, including alterations to the existing access. (Self-build under section 1(A1) of the Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015) (may affect the setting of a listed building)

Chevin Mill House The Meadows Belper Derbyshire DE56 2UL

Removal of 4 trees: Two ash trees with stage one Ash die back: A - Ash tree is about 6 metres from the house and has a split stem which makes it weaker. It leans toward the grade 2 listed house. B - Ash tree is next the the grade 2 Victorian sluice gates. The tree is hard to photograph as it sits between two other trees. The tree is 5 about metres from the house and sits above it. C - A full grown Magnolia tree touches the house on the west facing corner. The stem is about 40cm from the house. D - 2 metre Ceder tree about 1 metre from the house, on the west side of the house. Mark from Holbrook Garden Maintenance is the contractor and has been out today to look at the trees ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have three acres of land with many trees. I took it on 3 years ago and it wasnt managed properly for 20 years. There are many trees that need looking at, especially those alluded to in the report dated 6.12.23 by the structural engineer (HWA consulting engineers) in the mill pond and along the watercourse. This includes self seeded willows in the silt of the pond and many trees that have self seeded within the wall of the brook ( grade 2 listed walls leading from the sluice gates). When I spoke to Fergus today he said hed look at these when he came out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I spoke to Fergus today about a 60 ft Goat Willow with a split stem. One of the stems has fallen down and has left partial roots for the remaining 60 foot stem. The tree is on the grade 2 listed wall line to the brook. I have marked it with a cross on the site map. Fergus says this is an unsafe tree and can come down without needing to go though planing. He said to send an email wit

64 Long Row Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DR

Douglas Fir located at the bottom of the rear garden. This tree has now outgrown its position and purpose as was planted after Christmas a number of years ago. Fell.

DS Smith Packaging Ltd Yard Derby Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 1WL

Various tree works

29 Spencer Road Belper Derbyshire DE56 1JY

T1 - Copper Beech. Crown reduce by 3-4 metres back to previous points and crown lift to 4 metres to maintain the tree as previously carried out.

The Milking Parlour Highfields Farm Moorside Lane Holbrook Belper Derbyshire DE56 0TW

T1 - Douglas Fir, probably planted following Christmas celebrations. Located in the rear garden of the farm, next to Browns lane and has now got to large for its position and causing overshading. Propose to fell.

176 Park Road Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2AB

Proposed no. 1 new dwelling (outline)

5 Gun Lane Nether Heage Belper Derbyshire DE56 2JX

T1 Oak- Remove The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability at 5 Gun Lane, Nether Heage, Belper, DE56 2JX Estimated costs of repair to the building are ??80,400.00 if the influence of the tree(s) remain and ??5,156.00 if the proposed tree works are allowed to proceed. Granting permission will limit these costs. In the event of a refusal we, or our clients, will seek to secure compensation for the additional costs incurred through Section 202(e). Should the tree/s remain the total cost of repairs will be the Superstructural repairs + Alternative method of repairs = ??85,556 It is the expert opinion of both the case engineer and arboriculturalist that on the balance of probabilities the supporting information demonstrates the influence of the tree(s). Note: Further monitoring results may be submitted if these become available during the course of this application.

Windley Hall Windley Lane Windley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2LP

t1 ash tree -signs of ash die back with sufficient lean into garden -fell and replant in planting season with native tree

Milford House Residential Home Derby Road Milford Belper Derbyshire DE56 0QW

See attached "240508 Milford Care Schedule"

Wiggonlea Plantation Jackass Lane Alderwasley Belper Derbyshire

Construction of 4 x Timber Cabins within existing plantation for the sole use of occasional holiday lets.

3 King Street Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4EU

Various tree works

Home Farm Cottage New Road Alderwasley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2SQ

T1-Golden Cypress - Remove to ground level located in corner of garden near oil tank T2 & T3 2No Cypress -Remove to as near to ground as possible located next to BT line, adjacent outbuilding and shed. T4-Willow tree - To reduce lower limbs and undertake a sensitive reduction back to growth points by approx. 2m T5-Hazel- Remove to ground level and treat stump.

Windley Hall Windley Lane Windley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2LP

t1 willow to fell and to replant with a more manageable slower growing species

13 Raven Oak Close Belper Derbyshire DE56 1NY

Fell 2no. trees

Watersmead The Park Tamworth Street Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4ER

T912: Lime - Remove tree due to fungal fruiting body on north aspect of main stem at 3m. Tree is close to river edge and neighboring land to the north. T913: Alder - Remove tree due to multiple fungal fruiting bodies at base (x4) on northern aspect. Tree is close to river edge and neighboring land. The homeowner would like these trees removed to eliminate the risk of future failure due to the presence of Ganoderma, and subsequently remove the need for annual monitoring of these two trees.

Watersmead The Park Tamworth Street Duffield Belper Derbyshire DE56 4ER

T2: Silver Birch - Reduce lower canopy back to suitable pruning points to enable a 2m clearance from the garage T918: Black Pine - Remove tree due to poor structure, condition, and proximity to house T919: Black Pine - Remove tree due to poor structure, condition, and proximity to house T920: Black Pine - Remove tree due to poor structure, condition, and proximity to house T921: Black Pine - Remove tree due to poor structure, condition, and proximity to house T922: Black Pine - Remove tree due to poor structure, condition, and proximity to house T927: Antarctic Beech - Reduce single western stem back to suitable pruning location to enable a 2m clearance from balcony (currently overhangs) T1588: Common Lime - Remove weak and crossing branches from canopy T1590: Weeping Willow - Reduce lower southern canopy back to main stem. Reduce eastern canopy to blend in following the southern reduction T1593: Hornbeam - Reduce eastern lower branch by 1 - 2m to clear from neighboring streetlight T1598: Beech - Crown-raise to 4m over road G2: Ash, Hawthorn - Reduce canopy back from garage to allow a 2m clearance. Remove eastern stem which overhangs play area

Woodlands Nursery 1 Gibfield Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 1WA

[1] Silver Birch: Overhanging southern border to property from allotments. Proposal: Crown raise low hanging overhanging laterals to 4m. Reduce lateral spread of lower half of crown overhanging by 1.5m. Reason: Overhanging with encroaching lateral spread over playground. [2] Cypress: Overhanging southern border to property from allotments. Proposal: Trim hard back to border level ensuring greenery remains. Reason: Lateral spread now pushing over border and encroaching to chimney. [3] Hazel & Ash group: Overhanging southern border to property from allotments. Proposal: Crown raise overhanging laterals to 5m. Reduce remaining overhanging lateral spread by 1.5m. Reason: Overhanging border encroaching low over playground and roofline. [4] Hawthorn: Overhanging southern border to property from allotments. Proposal: Reduce overhanging lateral spread up to 2m back to fenceline. Reason: Overhanging with encroaching growth to roofline and over playground. [5] Hawthorn: Overhanging playground from railway border. Proposal: Reduce hawthorn lateral spread back to border level. Reason: Hawthorn is encroaching over playground and will drop berries. [6] Laurel: Railway border to carpark. Proposal: Reduce down to 2m and prune to clear off carpark Reason: Now grown large for position on railway border and pushing out over carpark.

Pendleton Cottage Pendleton Lane Alderwasley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2RA

Removal of 3 x trees leaning over road. The trees are shown on attached plan. They sit in our boundary with the road so we dont know who owns them for sure, but presume it is us as opposed to the council?

Brook Cottage Chapel Street Fritchley Belper Derbyshire DE56 2FR

Tree 1.1 - Remove section of ivy from ground level to 1m to facilitate future inspection Re-reduce entire crown by approximately 2m.

59B Chapel Street Belper Derbyshire DE56 1AR

1. Sycamore. Fell. Previously pollarded tree of poor vigour. Limited useful lifespan. Its position will likely cause structural issues with the adjacent brick boundary wall

Ebenezer Chapel Makeney Road Makeney Milford Belper Derbyshire DE56 0RR

T1 - Large multi stemmed Sycamore located to the top of the cliff face to the rear of the chapel and has a branch growing out that is causing concern about its proximity to the building. Remove this stem.

9 Long Row Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DR

To reduce the Silver Birch located in the rear garden of your property by around 2m in height and shape branch length accordingly around the tree. (20%).

21 Wyver Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 2UB

T1 - Sycamore, Fell to ground level T2 - Acer, Fell to ground level T3 - Cypress, reduce to 1 metre below the phone wires

12 The Hutfall Belper Derbyshire DE56 1JZ

Removal of tree

6 Vicarage Close Belper Derbyshire DE56 1TB

This application is to reduce a large, mature Lime tree situated in a small rear garden at Vicarage Close, Belper. The tree is subject of a TPO/92 and also is within a conservation area. The tree has been subject to a previous reduction authorisation and the request is to reduce it to the previous points as before, as well as remove small amounts of epicormic growth on the lower part of the tree. Photographs supplied clearly show where the previous points reduced to last time and the size of the tree. Currently, the branches of the tree are touching the roof of the house and leaf mess is causing blockages to the guttering of the premises. It is also overhanging all the neighbouring properties. The occupant accepts the importance of the tree, the leaf mess and lack of light that comes with it, but is now concerned about the height.

Fern Cottage 11 Albert Street Belper Derbyshire DE56 1DA

3 holly trees that have grown too tall for me to reach and prune and they now block out the light for the other part of the garden. I have asked a tree surgeon (evergreen treescapes) to reduce the height of all three to approximately 7ft so that I can maintain them and increase the light to the rest of the garden in the afternoon and for next doors garden in the morning. The trees are approximately 16feet high

Sunrays 12 Green Lane Belper Derbyshire DE56 1BY

Application for the removal of, Black Walnut tree, situated in the back garden of the property. My client wishes to apply for the removal of this mature Black Walnut tree for various reasons, mainly being that the tree has now grown too large for its setting, the tree has been regularly pruned previously, however this still leaves the majority of the garden in shade when in leaf - meaning that it is extremely difficult to grow other flora. In particular, newly planted fruit trees have not been able to establish due to this, and with the Black Walnut trees roots secreting chemicals (Juglone), they therefore suppress other flora. There is also concern for the other residents in neighboring properties, numerous and different size branches have been known to fall off due to storm damage, within the property itself and neighboring ones, and the same problem with a lack of natural light has been a concern for local residents. If given the permission, we would dismantle and fell the tree on site, the wood be used for fuel and the remaining branches chipped and used as biomass. The black walnut tree is not a native tree, so if permission were granted a new native tree would be planted in its place, i have recommended an Oak tree, but will be open to suggestions from the local council and the client,