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T1 - Cotoneaster - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. T2 - Elm - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. G7 - Elm - Clear streetlamp to allow correct light splay. Clear phone wire and phone wire pole by 0.5m. T10 - Elm - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. T11 - Sycamore - Remove snapped and hanging branches over school field area to reduce risk of harm. T12 - Elm - Remove dead stem. The reason for this work is to reduce risk of harm. T13 - Ash - Reduce lateral branches on the north eastern side (over the garage and third party garden) of the crown by 1.5m. The reason for this work is to reduce the risks of storm failure onto the garage by reducing the weight in the end of the branches. T15 - Elm - Remove - This tree is partially uprooted and is leaning towards the road and drive. T16 - Ash - Remove - This tree is suffering from Ash Dieback Disease which is affecting around 80 to 90 percent of the crown. T21 - Willow - Remove broken and hanging limb - This work is being undertaken for general maintenance. T22 - Willow - Remove split limb resting in adjacent trees. Reducing the standing limb with a split and exposed wood by 2m to reduce risk of storm failure. G23 - Willow - Remove split and hanging branches - This work is being undertaken to reduce risk of harm. T25 - Lime - Remove deadwood from over footpath and crown lift 2.5m over footpath - this work is being undertaken to reduce risk of harm and for statutory clearance. , **We do not intent to plant any trees to compensate for the tree removals as there is a significant amount of regeneration within the woodland already and planting trees within a woodland will likely not be successful. , , ,

Woodland on the west sdie of London Road (off Wyedale Close), Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9RF

Application approvedReference: 2026/4604/TPODerbyshire County Council

Application location

Woodland on the west sdie of London Road (off Wyedale Close), Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9RF

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Tree Preservation Order Application
Received
1 Jul 2026
Validated
3 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

T1 - Cotoneaster - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. T2 - Elm - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. G7 - Elm - Clear streetlamp to allow correct light splay. Clear phone wire and phone wire pole by 0.5m. T10 - Elm - Remove - This tree is dead and within falling distance of the road. T11 - Sycamore - Remove snapped and hanging branches over school field area to reduce risk of harm. T12 - Elm - Remove dead stem. The reason for this work is to reduce risk of harm. T13 - Ash - Reduce lateral branches on the north eastern side (over the garage and third party garden) of the crown by 1.5m. The reason for this work is to reduce the risks of storm failure onto the garage by reducing the weight in the end of the branches. T15 - Elm - Remove - This tree is partially uprooted and is leaning towards the road and drive. T16 - Ash - Remove - This tree is suffering from Ash Dieback Disease which is affecting around 80 to 90 percent of the crown. T21 - Willow - Remove broken and hanging limb - This work is being undertaken for general maintenance. T22 - Willow - Remove split limb resting in adjacent trees. Reducing the standing limb with a split and exposed wood by 2m to reduce risk of storm failure. G23 - Willow - Remove split and hanging branches - This work is being undertaken to reduce risk of harm. T25 - Lime - Remove deadwood from over footpath and crown lift 2.5m over footpath - this work is being undertaken to reduce risk of harm and for statutory clearance. , **We do not intent to plant any trees to compensate for the tree removals as there is a significant amount of regeneration within the woodland already and planting trees within a woodland will likely not be successful. , , ,

Proposal details

Reference
2026/4604/TPO
Agent
Mr Matthew Lally

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TPO: Consent Granted
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