Search Chub Tor planning applications

3 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Chub Tor · updated daily · Devon County Council

Only 1 application in the last 90 days, so this shows every one we hold.

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Wychwood Green Lane Yelverton PL20 6BWAwaiting decisionReplacement of ancillary building with new garden roomHouseholder ApplicationReceived 5 Oct 20262705/26/HHO
Hart Care Nursing and Residential Home Crapstone Road Yelverton PL20 6BTDecidedT1. Beech. Reduce lateral spread of tree on NW by 2-2.5 metres to reduce overhang over care home. 2. Reduce height of tree by 4 metres. 3. Reduce Lateral spread on SE side over access way by 2 metres. Tree significantly shades the care home and overhangs access way and residential accomodation. Care home would like to reduce shading and reduce risk of branches falling on care home or accessway. T 2-8. Beech. Reduce lateral spread all trees on NW side over care home by 2.5 - 3.5 metres to prevent them from overhanging care home. 2. Reduce height of all trees by 4- 4.5 metres 3. Reduce lateral spread on SE side over car park by 2.5 metres. These 8 trees dominate the front of care home and significantly shade the front of property. Branches overhang the roof and there is evidence on the roof where branches have rubbed the tiles. Care home wants to reduce risk to roof of care home accomodation by reducing the overhang. Care home want to reduce risk to residents and visitors by reducing overhang over car parking area. T9-16. Beech. Reduce lateral spread all trees on NW side over care home by 2 - 2.5 metres to prevent from overhanging care home. 2. Reduce height of all trees by 4- 4.5 metres. 3. Reduce lateral spread on SE side over car park by 2.5 metres. Care home wants to reduce risk to residents and visitors by reducing overhang over car park area should branches fail. T17. Ash. Reduce lateral spread of tree by 2-2.5 metres throughout on all four cardinal points N/S/E/W N side over carpark/ entrance way by 2.5-3 metres. 2. Reduce height of tree by 3 metres. Tree is at the main vehicle entrance to care home. Care home are concerned about risk of Ash DB and risk presented if branches fail that over hang entrance. T18 -20. Beech . Reduce lateral spread on NW side over carpark/ entrance way by 2.5-3 metres. 2. Reduce height of all trees by 4.5 metres 3. Reduce lateral spread of beech trees on SE side over road by 3 metres. Trees significantly shade care home and entrance, Care home is also concerned about risk trees present to road users should branches fail. They would like to reduce overhang over road to reduce chance of branches falling in road. Liability of tree owner. T21 Horse Chestnut. Reduce lateral spread on NW side over carpark/ access way by 2 - 2.5 metres. 2. Reduce height of tree by 4.5 metres 3. Reduce lateral spread of beech trees on SE side over road by 2.5 metres. T22.Beech . Reduce lateral spread on NW side over carpark/ access way by 2.5-3 metres. 2. Reduce height of tree by 4.5 metres 3. Reduce lateral spread of beech trees on SE side over road by 3 metres. Tree shades front of care home. Care home is also concerned about risk trees present to road users should branches fails. They would like to reduce overhang over road to reduce chance of branches falling in road and their liability. T23. Beech.Reduce lateral spread throughout on 4 four cardinal points N/S/E/W by 3-3.5 metres 2. Reduce height by 4.5 metres. Tree overhangs care home and neighbour at Forge Cottage to NW. Care home is concerned about liability and risk of branches failing and falling on Forge Cottage. T24. Maple. Reduce lateral spread by 2.75 metres throughout on all four cardinal points N/S/E/W. Reduce height by 2.5 metres. To maintain tree longevity and ensure it does not out grow its position within garden. T25. Horse Chestnut. Reduce lateral spread by 2.75 metres throughout on all four cardinal points N/S/E/W. Reduce height by 2.5 metres. To maintain tree longevity and ensure it does not out grow its position within garden. T26. Beech. Reduce lateral spread by 2.5 metres throughout on all four cardinal points N/S/E/W. Reduce height by 3.5 metres. Tree is very large and works would mitigate risk of tree catching high winds causing branches or tree to fail. To maintain tree longevity and ensure it does not out grow its position within garden. T27. Oak. Reduce lateral spread by 2 metres throughout on all four cardinal points N/S/E/W. Reduce height by 3 metres. So as to mitigate risk of tree catching high wings causing branches or tree to fail and to maintain tree longevity and ensure it does not out grow its position within garden.Works to a TPO TreeReceived 22 Dec 20253744/25/TPO
The Mare And Foal Sanctuary Yeoland Lane Yelverton PL20 6BXApprovedApplication for variation of conditions 6 (external lighting), 8 (materials) & 10 (approved plans) of planning consent 0197/25/VARVariation or Removal of ConditionReceived 14 Oct 2025Decided 8 Dec 20253044/25/VAR

Planning in Chub Tor

Only 1 decision near Chub Tor in the last 2 years, too few to judge an approval rate.

Applications within 1 km of the centre of Chub Tor in the last 24 months, from Devon County Council's planning register.

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PL20 91 applications in the last 12 months

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About Chub Tor

Chub Tor is a settlement located in Devon, England.

There are currently no active flood warnings for the Chub Tor area, indicating a relatively low flood risk at present. This is a positive factor for both existing residents and those considering property purchases or new developments.

In terms of safety, there were no crimes reported in the immediate area during the most recent reporting period (September 2026). This makes Chub Tor a particularly low-crime area, which is often reflected in its desirability and property values.

The area around Chub Tor has 5 nature designations nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.

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In the last 24 months, 3 planning applications were submitted near Chub Tor.

The most common types were tree works (1), discharge of conditions (1).

Common questions

How many planning applications have been submitted near Chub Tor?

In the last 24 months, 3 planning applications were submitted near Chub Tor.

What types of planning applications are most common near Chub Tor?

The most common type of planning application near Chub Tor is tree works applications, with 1 submission in the last 24 months.

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