Peak District planning applications

1. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1224/1326

   The tree is a Sycamore located within 6 meters of the cottage and neighbouring buildings, with the canopy overhanging the property. The roots are embedded in a brook side retaining stone wall and are undermining the wall. The tree has recently shown worrying signs of damage a large crack has appeared in the bark for the full height of the trunk. The heart of the canopy has a lot of dead branches which are continually falling. We believe that this tree is a danger to the properties and needs to be felled.

   Dalemore Cottage, Pothooks Lane, Butterton, ST13 7SY

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2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1245

   Approximately 14 small ash (Fraxinus excelsior) stems, dead or dying from ash dieback (ADB). Photograph 1. Approximately 3 small wych-elm (Ulmus glabra) stems, dead from Dutch elm disease (DED). Photograph 2. All stems are marked with orange paint spots. The proposal is to fell them as they are targeting the public highway.

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3. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1252

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4. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1266

   Refer to Jonathan Galley Tree Report.

   Elton Church Yard Main Street Elton Matlock

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5. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1281

   Crown raise all Betula and Ilex on right hand side of main entrance to car park to give clearance for vehicles and open the site line. Crown raise to give 3m clearance and trim back all stock around the car park boundary to clear parking spaces. Images DSC00220-DSC00225 - Number 7 on Overhead plan Remove self set Sycamore in attached Image DSC00223 - Number 6 on Overhead plan Laurel on entrance to site to be reduced in height and reshaped to become formal hedge Image DSC00226 Number 4 on Overhead plan Trim back hedge to roadside wall and raise crowns on any branches lower than 4 metres to give long term clearance over pavement. Image DSC00227 Number 5 on Overhead plan Small Group of Holly that has been previously topped by others historically, to be reshaped and balanced to allow them to grow as a formal group. Image DSC00229 - Number 3 on Overhead plan We are also proposing to remove the Ivy from the walls of the car park to allow inspection/Repairs. Images DSC0022... read more

   Derbyshire House Bakewell Nursery School Matlock Street Bakewell DE45 1EE

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6. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1282

   Prune 2 trees facing onto Cunningham Place and to potentially remove one of these two trees which is overhanging the wall.

   Riversley, Cunningham Place, Bakewell, DE45 1DD

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7. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1283

   A line of self-set mixed species consisting of sycamore and ash alongside a dry stone wall on the southern side of Humphrey Gate heading up the hill out of Taddington to the common land within the Conservation Area. There are ash in Stage 4 ash dieback and dead and decaying stems dotted along the narrow highway verge, counted around 110 stems at around 15 to 20dbh and 10m height up to the common land. These stems have been marked red as they are within reach of the highway. The line of ash continues round the outskirts of the common land and propose to fell ash likely to fall onto the dry stone wall as well, approx 90 stems. This road is hierarchy level 5 so is inspected every couple of years and to maintain highway safety these tree works are needed. From a character and appearance and amenity value, the young trees provide much needed habitat for wildlife and a green corridor into and out of Taddington given the treeless nature of the surrounding drystone wall... read more

   Thin strip of hjghway verge on the south side of Humphrey Gate Taddington

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8. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1299

   Please email for photos. Tree to be removed due to causing subsidence.

   Pear Tree Cottage, Stanton Lees, Stanton Lees, DE4 2LQ

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9. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1224

   T1 weeping Beech reduction. Remove limbs growing out of the weeping canopy at the top, reduce the side branches back by 2-3m to bring the sides in to the inner canopy and give clearance for the building next door and off the road. Sympathetically lift to still give a nice weeping canopy but allow passage underneath the tree.

   Bradwell Methodist Church Cemetery Hugh Lane Bradwell Hope Valley S33 9JB

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10. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1225

    T1. Ash - To be removed.

    St John the Baptist Church Church Ave Tideswell Buxton SK17 8LF

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11. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1228

    T1, T2 & T3 - Cherry - Reduce and prune to shape the 3 leggy Cherry trees as overhanging the carriageway T4 - Silver Birch - Reduce back to suitable replacement branches due to it leaning towards the house T5 - Goat Willow - Re-pollard to previous points due to decay at the base

    3 The Green Bar Road Baslow DE45 1SF

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12. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1229

    T1 - Sycamore - Pollard to approximately 4M due to it's poor lower union and safety concerns as the close proximity to the Scout Hut and children playing beneath T2 - Sycamore - Pollard to approximately 4M as has been previously poorly reduced T3 - Ash - Dismantle dead roadside Ash

    Curbar Scout Hut Dukes Drive Curbar Hope Valley

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13. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1230

    T1 - Silver Birch - Previously poorly reduced - Reduce and prune to shape to suitable replacement branches.

    Ivy Cottage Foolow Hope Valley S32 5QA

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14. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1300

    The tree I am requesting permission to work on is a dead cherry tree in the carpark of the Cavendish Hotel which overhangs cars parked in the area on a daily and nightly basis. I intend to remove the tree entirely to ground level to remove all risk.

    Cavendish Hotel Church Lane Baslow DE45 1SP

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15. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1301

    I am requesting for 4 sycamore trees to be crown lifted, removing the lowest 2 branches on each tree (one branch on 1 of the trees); and also the removal of 2 small overhanging elder trees.

    Meadow Hurst, Royal Oak Road, Wetton, DE6 2AF

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16. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1225/1302

    I am requesting permission for 1 ash tree to be removed from the garden of the property.

    View Cottage, Main Road, Wensley, Matlock, DE4 2LH

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17. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/0423/0405

    Dismantle to ground level the 8 Ash trees alongside Stoke Lane due to them suffering from Ash die back and suppressing the health Beech trees either side.

    Stoke Hall, Grindleford Road, Calver, Hope Valley, S32 3XY

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18. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/0424/0360

    Shown in the photographs are three lime trees and one willow tree. On the Willow I request to reduce the vast majority of the large lateral limb to the growth points around the area indicated by the red line. This is to remove the risk of failure and thus damaging the hedge and fence below. Although the limb would look more aesthetically pleasing if it were to be completely removed I feel there is a risk of damaging the structural integrity of the remainder of the tree by creating such a large wound that close to the main trunk.Of the three lime trees I request to crown lift roughly to the height indicated by the red line as well as removing the epicormic growth from the bottom tree. The intention is to allow more light onto the drive and hopefully help save the yew tree shown in the final photograph that is massively in decline due to being outcompeted by the limes.

    Orchard Views Burton Close Drive Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1BG

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19. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/0424/0375

    T1 - Beech - Dismantle large roadside Beech due to safety concerns as is suffering from crown die back and Meripilus fungus growing off the roots

    Stoke Hall Grindleford Road Calver S32 3XY

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20. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TPO/0425/0371

    Work relates to two trees in the "Group of mature Sycamore" marked as G1 on the map provided on the TPO (TPO_077A). We are requesting to be permitted to 'fell a dead twin stem sycamore on a roadside boundary.' It is angled across Oaks Lane and if it did fall would block the road. We were therefore advised by all three arboriculturalists that viewed the site that it should be taken down. The second tree is a hollowed sycamore in the same group, again close to the roadside, where we are requesting permission to 'reduce the tree to approximately 6-9m to retain habitat.' We are further requesting permission, due to the location of the tree to be felled (in a cluster of mature sycamores and on a boundary wall) not to replace this tree.

    Oakes Farm House Oaks Lane Bradfield Sheffield S6 6HY

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21. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TPO/0425/0395

    T1 Beech – Proposal to crown thin by 20% to reduce wind sail and improve the overall longevity and structural integrity of the tree. Additionally, a lateral reduction of approximately 2 metres is requested on three limbs extending toward a regularly used seating area. This will be carried out back to appropriate growth points to reduce the risk of limb failure and ensure continued safe use of the area beneath.

    The Old House Main Street Chelmorton Derbyshire SK17 9SL

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22. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/0522/0650

    Hornbeam, Elm, Yew - crown life to give 5m clearance over the drive to clear large vehicles and let in more light

    Dovedale House, Ilam Moor Lane, Ilam, Ashbourne, DE6 2AZ

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23. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TPO/0522/0615

    1)Cut back branches on main road - some overhanging road and some starting to block height restriction signs on the railway bridge again - as previously dealt with 3 years ago by National Trust. 2) Cut back branches and removal of dead branches on Station Approach - some are overhanging the road and pulling at telephone wires. 3) Cut back overhanging branches from back of the Penny Pot Café. I have spoken to Northern Rail and they have advised that unless we need to be on their land to do the cutting we don’t require permission for these. 4) Cut back overhanging branches from land adjacent to The Penny Pot Café (covered with TPO). As part of the decarbonise plan we have secured a grant towards the cost of installing solar panels on the front facing roof of the Penny Pot Café. Obviously there is a slight risk to the panels & roof of possible falling branches etc as well as the added cleaning needed. There is also a the reduction in efficiency of the solar panels from shading

    The Penny Pot Cafe, The Penny Pot Cafe, Unnamed Road From Hope Road To Stonecroft, Edale, S33 7ZA

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24. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/0525/0491

    Willow branches now in reach of garage and sewage plant. Require pollarding urgently. Also informed of an Ash tree with dieback.

    West side Farm Hulme End Buxton Derbyshire SK17 0EY

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