Land at the back of 18 Velwell Road, St Davids, Exeter (EX4 4LE)

HM Land Registry title DN536113 · Freehold · EX4 4LE

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Plymouth and Exeter Methodist District Manse Trust

Proprietorship: Corporate Body.

Planning at this postcode

• Discharge of conditions 3 (materials) and 4 (bird box) 25/0151/FUL
  Condition(s) Fully Discharged, 2025-07-11 · Exeter City Council · 25/0691/DIS
• Fig Tree in the rear garden of 16 Velwell Road, close to the brick boundary wall between 16 and 18 Velwell Road. The tree is marked "T" on the attached sketch plan. The boundary of 16 Velwell Road is marked in red on the sketch. The tree is approximately 3.5m tall, with a trunk circumference of 40cm (diameter approximately 12cm). The work requested is the complete removal of the tree, leaving the stump to rot away over time. I wish to remove the tree because its close proximity to the boundary wall risks damage to the wall and its foundations. Furthermore, the tree impedes access to the upper lawn area of the garden from the lower patio area via the steps (see attached photograph), which are the only means of accessing the lawn. Removal of the tree will have little visual impact on the area. The tree is not visible from the road, and neighbouring properties have limited views of the tree due to the high walls to the north and south and the rear fence to the east.
  Permitted, 2025-05-30 · Exeter City Council · 25/0509/CAT
• Removal of dying cherry-plum tree, leaving the stump in the ground to rot naturally. The tree is approximately 5m tall with a trunk circumference of 90cm (diameter approx 29cm). The tree has produced very little leaf, blossom or fruit for the last two years, and most of the branches are completely dead. I consulted an arborist, who advised that the tree has reached its natural end of life and should be removed. Please see attached photographs, which were taken on 23/4/2025. The tree is on the garden area opposite 16 Velwell Road, close to the garage. It is marked T1 on the attached sketch plan. The garden contains a number of other fruit trees, and is close to (and crowding) a mature apple tree in the neighbouring garden. For these reasons, I do not intend to replace the plum tree.
  Permitted, 2025-05-07 · Exeter City Council · 25/0504/CAT
• Single storey rear extension
  Permitted, 2025-03-31 · Exeter City Council · 25/0151/FUL
• The tree concerned is an Ash tree. The tree has grown a lot in recent years and branches have already broken off in high winds. Some of the branches threaten our house and others overhang the public footpath. The Exeter University arborist has viewed the tree and identified a small bit of ash die back. He has advised taking about 30% of the height and weight out of the tree. He felt that this would increase safety and better enable the tree to fight off ash dieback. To achieve the above selected branches would need to be shortened by 3-4 metres I am applying to get this work done.
  Permitted, 2025-03-31 · Exeter City Council · 25/0162/CAT
• Replacement new timber windows and front door. Build single storey rear extension and rebuild the existing garden outhouse.
  Permitted, 2024-07-04 · Exeter City Council · 24/0410/FUL

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