What is planning application 26/1114/TPO?

26/1114/TPO is a planning application at 2 Grace Avenue Shenley Radlett Hertfordshire WD7 9DN, submitted to Hertsmere Borough Council. Current status: Undecided. Received on 10 August 2026.

How can I comment on planning application 26/1114/TPO?

You can submit comments on 26/1114/TPO through the Hertsmere Borough Council planning portal. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

26/1114/TPOUndecided

2 Grace Avenue Shenley Radlett Hertfordshire WD7 9DN

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

(T4)Conifer tree, to remove a limb picture attached. (T3)Yew Tree Crown reduction by 1.5-2m - we will be reducing the tree from 12m to 11m in height and 11m to 9.5m in width. Yew tree to remove all dead diseased or crossing branches 2 inches in diameter or larger. The reasons for the works is that the tree is very large and needs to have a crown reduction as it is causing the grass surrounding it to be heavily shaded and causing locking of sunlight to the mansion house. The tenants do not want it removed for various reasons, just slightly reduced.

Received

10 August 2026

First tracked

11 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

WD7 9DN

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