Land on the south and south east side of Cadogan Court, Barley Lane, Exeter (EX4 1TA)

HM Land Registry title DN540296 · Freehold · EX4 1TA

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Devon County Council

Proprietorship: County Council.

Planning at this postcode

• T1 - Monterey situated on the South boundary - Limb to the North over the wooden shed/bar at approximately 8m - To be reduced by 4m to a suitable pruning point. - Reduce bird mess onto patio/bar, hygiene risk. (///oils.edit.cake) T2 - Mature Monterey situated on the East boundary - Remove deadwood over 50mm in diameter (No consent required) (///gent.nails.basket) T3 - Ash situated on the South boundary over the van parking area - Crown-lift and reduce Northern face by 2 Metres - Reduce bird mess onto vehicles (///short.valid.nature) T4 - Sycamore and Holm oak - Prune back Southern face to the inside edge of the wall - Approx 1 metre. Reduce bird mess onto vehicles (///washed.tiny.successes) T5 - Lime - Remove stem over road - Potential hazard to high sided vehicles (///sizes.tilt.jazzy)
  Permitted, 2026-05-19 · Exeter City Council · 26/0473/TPO
• RHS Boundary x1 Sycamore reduce three limbs back behind boundary fence Yew (Group) Cut back to boundary fence Reduce the group of yew and sycamore encroaching on to the garden of number 32 Eton Walk, to reduce heavy shading, and leaf litter in garden. Additional Information: Sycamore (x1): Reduce three lateral limbs overhanging the boundary by up to 3m metres to bring them back behind the boundary fence, making pruning cuts no greater than 75mm in diameter. Yew (Group): Trim all lateral growth back to the boundary fence line to achieve full clearance, maintaining a natural shape where possible. Yew and Sycamore (Group adjacent to 32 Eton Walk): Reduce lateral growth overhanging the garden by up to 3 metres to alleviate heavy shading and leaf litter, ensuring at least 4 metres of canopy spread remains from the main stems, and making pruning cuts no greater than 75mm in diameter.
  Permitted, 2025-08-04 · Exeter City Council · 25/0735/TPO
• T1 - Scott's pine - reduce lowest lateral limb on eastern side over road by 2.5m - tree opposite no.44 - a tree with a similar sized limb failed recently and the people living opposite the school have flagged this to the land owner - by carrying out this work the wind/weight loading will be significantly reduced G1 - 3 X dead sycamore - section fell to ground level - trees are dead - located close to pine to be reduced T2 - Hawthorne - remove - small diameter tree looks to be snapped at base and growing out of bank over pathway and near to entrance of school
  Permitted, 2025-07-18 · Exeter City Council · 25/0671/TPO
• G1 - Mixed species trees on fence line Crown lift to achieve a 0.5m clearance from the palisade fence to facilitate maintenance and security G2 - x11 Sycamore stems - average DBH 200mm Dismantle fell close to ground level to clear palisade fence and allow future maintenance and avoid damage to fence. T1 - x1 Ash - approx DBH 250mm Dismantle, fell close to ground level - tree is in decline with early signs of Ash dieback and basal decay. Tree leans over the palisade fence towards the schools walkway to playing field. T2 1 x1 Beech - approx DBH 250mm Monolith to 5m - tree is situated behind T1 and has extensive squirrel damage at major unions - Monolith to remove risk of failure on fence. All pruning cuts to be made at suitable growth points. All works carried out to BS 3998:2010 Tree Works Recommendation Remove all cut material from site & return to a Teign Trees depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean & tidy.
  Permitted, 2024-06-18 · Exeter City Council · 24/0602/TPO
• Horse chestnut tree: Crown lift over the lawn area to 3.5 metres clearance over ground level. Reasons - to create lighter conditions for the grass to grow. Max diameter cut size of 75mm. Removal of second and third order growth only
  Permitted, 2024-04-15 · Exeter City Council · 24/0220/TPO
• G1 - Oak intertwined with Sycamore (northernmost group in the tree line) - Reduce the crown of the Oak tree by 30-40% (approximately 3 metres), and reshape to leave a balanced form. Topping cut of 6 inches diameter, and lateral pruning cuts of 4 inch. Remove the deadwood. Reduce the sycamore tree to balance with the Oak tree. Reasons - The Oak is suffering from dieback in the upper crown. It is inconclusive whether this is due to local conditions (ie lack of nutrients/exposed roots due to position on Devon bank), but a reduction in it's size may invigour the tree and promote new growth. The Sycamore is suppressed due to its proximity to other trees, and would be exposed to wind forces after pruning the Oak. So a reduction in size is also recommended. T2 - Sycamore (immediately adjacent and south in the tree line) - Reduce in height by 4 metres, and reshape to leave a balanced form. 4-5 inch topping cut, and 2-3 inch lateral pruning cuts. Reasons - Significant decay in the lower stem at 2-3 feet high. After hammer testing the area of decay, it is possible that approx 60% of decay could exist centrally. Therefore I would recommend a reduction in size to help reduce the risk of failure at the point of decay. Please accept the above as the Consultancy report provided by Hywel Davies (Exe Tree Care Ltd)
  Refuse Planning Permission, 2024-03-11 · Exeter City Council · 24/0044/TPO

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