TPO - THE CROFT, WOODGATES LANE - 1981 - (REF 125) W2 - Crown reduce 3 no. Beech trees (G3) back to 4 metres (first tier limbs only) to reduce extension over the garden and for maintenance purposes; Crown reduce 1 no. Beech tree (G2) (3rd tree) hyper extended limb at 8m west by 4 metres due to overhanging the garden and is at risk of wind damage; Fell 1 no. Beech tree (T1108) as the cambial layer is dried out, causing the bark to peel away from the stem, with minimal healing on old pruning wounds, several habitat holes, and a decaying internal wood structure; Fell 1 no. Norway Maple tree (T1106) due to the historic failure of the main upright stem at 2 metres resulting significant decay and hollowing, with only one viable limb extending west which is putting significant strain on the compromised stem; Fell 1 no. Beech tree (T1110) as the main stem has split at 2 metres, with one stem dead and decayed, while the secondary stem has a modest cavity and evidence of decay near the union, and the overall tree is leaning heaving towards the highway and has evidence of both dieback and deadwood, Fell 1 no. Beech tree (T1111) due to being heavily suppressed with the tall slim stems arching over the highway, and is showing evidence of cambial dieback throughout with only one viable stem remaining; and Remove 1 no. Lateral Limb at 10 metres (west) from 1 no. Beech tree (T1009) as is heavily decayed close to the union point, with increased failure if the decay continues to breakdown the structural timber

Tree Belt North Of Woodgates Lodge 43 Woodgates Lane North Ferriby East Riding Of Yorkshire