Planning applications in S33

A double row of 24 conifers between Edale road and the farm house/garden. 15 metres high 7 metre spread. Touching the roof of the house in places. Originally planted as a hedge by the previous owner, now very overgrown with limited reduction options available as they are very sparse lower down and no longer provide much of a screen to the road. Work requested: Fell the double line of conifers and replant with a more suitable species/mixed native hedging.

Listed Building consent - Cleaning, stone repair and re-pointing of memorial utilising specialist conservation techniques

Multiple Sycamores on the banks of the river Noe to be worked on over the next few years. First sycamore is 20m high with a fairly sparse but heavy crown leaning towards the garden. Reshape the crown to re-balance the tree and reduce by 30%. Second sycamore is very poorly formed, appears to have windblown at some point many years ago. 12m high, coppice to retain bank intergrity.

Consultation from Peak District National Park - Renovation and enhancement of existing buildings at Blue John Cavern.

Renovation and enhancement of existing buildings at Blue John Cavern.

A line of five beech trees on the boundary to the neighbours. It appears they were pollarded 25 or so years ago with little or no work since. Height 16 metres, spread 8 metres, pollard at 6 metres. The new limbs are to long and heavy to be supported, one is likely to fail which poses a risk to the neighbours property. Re-pollard the line of beech trees back to the original 6m height. I have an outage booked for the 9th October to shut down the powerline running through the trees

Multiple Sycamores on the banks of the river Noe to be worked on over the next few years. First sycamore is 20m high with a fairly sparse but heavy crown leaning towards the garden. Reshape the crown to re-balance the tree and reduce by 30%. Second sycamore is very poorly formed, appears to have windblown at some point many years ago. 12m high, coppice to retain bank inetergrity.

A double row of 24 conifers between Edale road and the farm house/garden. 15 metres high 7 metre spread. Touching the roof of the house in places. Originally planted as a hedge by the previous owner, now very overgrown with limited reduction options available as they are very sparse lower down and no longer provide much of a screen to the road. Work requested: Fell the double line of conifers and replant with a more suitable species/mixed native hedging.

T1 Copper Beech Prominent tree situated at front of property. Previously reduced in 2021 following tree report and QTRA recommendations for crown reduction due to large cavity in main stem. Significant regrowth since then. Work proposed to reduce encroachment on the building, and give good clearance over the pavement and the road. 1 • Reduce away from the house to give 2 metres clearance. 2 • Crown raise the canopy appropriately, to a height of approximately 4 metres from the ground level to give good clearance from the road. 3 • Crown reduce the tree sensitively by approximately 1.5 metres, back to suitable pruning points and leaving a balanced crown.

T1 & T2 - Oak & Western Red Cedar - Crown lift to suitable replacement branches T3 - Oak - Prune back to suitable replacement branches to give 2m clearance of the property T4 - Maple - Remove the low overextending branch T5 - Norway Spruce - Crown lift as marked on the photo T6 - Reduce by approximately 60% as shown in photo T7 - Norway Spruce - Dismantle as has out grown its location causing excessive shade

T1- 30% (3.5m) crown reduction of Sycamore tree located adjacent to Brook Cafe.

Consultation request from PDNP Application Number: NP/HPK/0826/0782 Location: Edale Arqiva Site, Greenlands Farm, Edale, Proposal: Proposed upgrade to the existing telecommunications equipment and works to upgrade cabin and associated ancillary works.

Consultation request from PDNP Application Number: NP/HPK/0926/0861 Location: 53 Fidlers Close, Bamford, Proposal: Replace timber windows and timber doors.

Non Material Amendments on NP/HPK/0625/0543

Replace timber windows and timber doors.

T1 - Magnolia in-between the house and the garage : crown reduce by approximately 2.5 metres, to suitable pruning points

A: Large sycamore: This is owned by the National Trust and on NT land, the customer has a long term license agreement for this land and are responsible for its maintenance. Suckers and small stray lower branches to be removed. B: Small hawthorn: On a raised bed growing very close to an incoming power line. Crown reduce by 2m. E: Goat willow: crown reduce by approximately 2.5m. These have grown into and around BT cabling and poles and are beginning to stress the wires.

New patio door, existing patio door changed to reduced size glazed entrance door.

Consultation from Peak District National Park - Listed Building consent - Remedial works required to replace failed and defective flat roof covering to West Tower. Associated timber repairs to structure below where timber decay and rot detected.

Semi Mature sycamore on a steep bank next to Michlow lane. 10m high, 5m spread. Not in very good condition and exposed to the prevailing wind. Root system is compromised due to the bank and the retaining wall it is growing next to. Fell the sycamore and replant with something native once the site has been landscaped

Consultation received from PDNP: Application Number: NP/HPK/0826/0767 Location: Anns Close, Brough Lane, Brough, , Proposal: Conversion of garage to living accommodation. Addition of roof lights.

T3 and T4 Sycamore, REMOVE , Reason, trees are in decline, canopy cover is reduced by approximately 50% cause is likely cryptostroma corticale T6 Sycamore, Reduce the end load weight of a single primary branch on the north side of the canopy, from 7 metres to 5 metres. Reason. since my last tree risk assessment this pitch has changed from a seasonal to residential pitch thus having a caravan placed under a large limb that extents beyond the trees average crown spread, the pruning is intended to reduce the risk of any parts of this branch landing on the caravan, the probability of failure is increased due to natural features forming at an acute branch junction. T22 Ash, Reduce the end load weight of the lower later primary branch on the east side of the canopy from 6.5 metres to 5 metre. Reason; reduce the risk of branches falling onto a caravan/motorhome due to the tree affect by Ash dieback (Class 1, early stage), and Inonotus brackets on the lower stem that we... read more

T1 - Norway Maple & T2 - Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to suitable replacement branches and remove the larger lower branch on the Horse Chestnut to give approximately 2m clearance over the garage G1 - Mix of multi stemmed Holly's, self set Maple Saplings and one leggy Cherry - cut all to ground back to the boundary field side hedge

Three mature sycamores to the rear right of the property. One is over mutiple LV power lines the other two are next to it. The two to the left 30% crown reduction. The one over the lines fell to the ground.

Proposal: Conversion of ancillary buildings to residential annex or holiday let use.

Change of use from Class E (commercial, business and services) to mixed Sui Generis use as taproom and drinking establishment, including ancillary retail sales, comprising bar use at ground floor level and customer seating at first floor.

Two storey rear extension, new and amended windows to existing house.

Consultation from Peak District National Park - Change of use from Class E (commercial, business and services) to mixed Sui Generis use as taproom and drinking establishment, including ancillary retail sales, comprising bar use at ground floor level and customer seating at first floor

Single storey front extension and rear window alteration.

First floor extension above existing single story extension to the rear of the property. Single storey rear extension. Raised timber deck within the garden at a maximum 0.6m from ground level.

Consultation from Peak District National Park for Listed Building consent - Fixture of blue commemorative plaque to front/principal elevation of the inn

Consultation frpm PDNP for Advertisement consent - Erection of illuminated and non-illuminated signs to the exterior of the building

The proposed development comprises the installation of a 3-metre-high acoustic attenuation barrier along the cement works branch railway line at Hope Cement Works, Hope Valley. The barrier will be positioned adjacent to the existing track in the vicinity of Orlecar Cottage and Robin Hill. The structure will be continuous with no gaps and constructed in accordance with the submitted Noise and Vibration Management Plan to mitigate rail-related noise associated with the importation of Alternative Raw Materials (ARM). The barrier will have a minimum surface density of 10kg/m² and will include a clear final panel to avoid loss of sunlight to neighbouring properties. The proposal forms part of the noise mitigation measures required under planning conditions and does not involve any change of use of the land.

G1 Containing Laurels, Whitebeam and Ash. Ash tree to fell the Whitebeam to be reduced by 1-2m and the Laurels topped back down to gutter height. T1 Ash tree pushing wall over to fell. G2 hedge to trim.

Birch T1, 2,3 - Fell, inappropriate location Cupressus T4, 5, 6 - Fell, inappropriate location Rowan T1 - Fell, inappropriate location

Extension to the rear of 60 Castleton Road

T1 conifer I the garden of Ashmede, Edale road. To fell as suspected to be causing issues with the water main to the house.

Lawful Development certificate for an existing use - Use of Shippon Cottage as a holiday let.

Elm - T1 + T2. Fell - Dead, Dying Ash - T3, T4 + T5. Fell - Ash Dieback DCC Highway Enforcement Ref - HAL/224776 0224 798

Erect a Victorian style greenhouse in the back garden.

Advertisement consent - Fascia Sign

Retrospective consent for proposed demolition of single-storey rear extension and erection of replacement single-storey rear extension. Also, alterations to the external appearance of the existing building.

Proposed lateral extension of the Limestone Quarry to extract up to 13 million tonnes of limestone for the purpose of continued on-site cement manufacture and the quarry’s restoration.

Report from Peak Tree Consultancy - you will find the proposed works detailed on p.14 of this report (which is numbered .PTC/2610/003.02/TRA).

Consrvation Area tree works

Proposed lateral extension of the Limestone Quarry to extract up to 13 million tonnes of limestone for the purpose of continued on-site cement manufacture and the quarry’s restoration.

T1 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, looks to have fallen over in the past and continued growing sideways T2 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, is too close to wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already started to damage the wall T3 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded and is not in a desirable location T4 - ?Chestnut - Remove the tree - Growing against the wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already knocked over part of the wall and we'd like to restore it. It is also shadowing the orchard, to the detriment of the fruit trees, and is also growing close to the tree behind (in a neighbouring property) restricting its growth. T5 - ?Chestnut- Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded, growing too close to the wall, and will shadow the orchard in the future when it become bigger. T6 - ?Sycamore - Remove the tree - Very lopsided, only growing over and shadowing the orchard, to the detriment of the fruit trees (fruit trees growing at an angle away from the tree). T7 - ?Nectarine - Remove the tree - Growing against the wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881), want to reduce the risk of it damaging the wall. It's also only growing on the garden side of the wall, probably due to large vehicles passing by on the other side of the wall prevent growth. P1-8 - Various fruit trees - Annual pruning (crown reduction) to encourage fruit production.

A line of seven small ash (30cm DBH) on the boundary wall with various stages of ADB. All are pushing the wall out which the client wants to rebuild. Fell all ash to the ground. The client has already planted various fruit trees in the garden last year so no new planting should be required

T1 - Beech - Crown lift and prune away from the carriage way for maintenance and close proximity to the School G1 - 3 Cherry's - Reduce by approximately 50% to suitable replacement branches for maintenance and close proximity to school

Non-material amendment on NP/DDD/0522/0671