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TPO - MOLESCROFT - 1995 - (REF 119) T3 - Pollard 1 no. Sycamore tree (T3) at 9 metres due to a large cavity at the base, previously hidden by ivy, affecting the basal cross-section of the tree; evidence of a sparse canopy in decline with vigorous growth occurring on the trunk instead of the branches; shedding of multiple branches, particularly in the centre of the canopy, which show signs of reduced vigor and health; and being in close proximity to both the garden boundary fence and neighbouring garage, influencing its growth and overall health

2 The Paddock Molescroft East Riding Of Yorkshire HU17 7HB

TPO Granted (Prune)Reference: 24/03266/TPOEast Riding of Yorkshire Council

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2 The Paddock Molescroft East Riding Of Yorkshire HU17 7HB

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Application summary

Status
TPO Granted (Prune)
Application type
Works to Protected Trees
Received
4 Nov 2024
Validated
4 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Application overview

TPO - MOLESCROFT - 1995 - (REF 119) T3 - Pollard 1 no. Sycamore tree (T3) at 9 metres due to a large cavity at the base, previously hidden by ivy, affecting the basal cross-section of the tree; evidence of a sparse canopy in decline with vigorous growth occurring on the trunk instead of the branches; shedding of multiple branches, particularly in the centre of the canopy, which show signs of reduced vigor and health; and being in close proximity to both the garden boundary fence and neighbouring garage, influencing its growth and overall health

Proposal details

Reference
24/03266/TPO
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Ward
St Mary's
Parish
Beverley Town Council
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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
eDecisioneDecision31 Dec 2024View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF4 Nov 2024View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF4 Nov 2024View
PHOTOGRAPH 1Supporting Documents4 Nov 2024View
PHOTOGRAPH 2Supporting Documents4 Nov 2024View
SKETCH MAPPlans4 Nov 2024View

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TPO Granted (Prune)

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