TPO - BRANDESBURTON PARK (NORTH) - 1989 - (REF 384) A1 - Crown reduce 1 no. English Oak tree (T1) back to 2.5 metres from the stem on south-west side, 1 no. split branch at 10 metres north back to stem, and 1 no. split branch at 7 metres on south-west side back to 6 metres from the stem; Fell 1 no. Sycamore tree (T3) due to decay on eastern side, dense ivy, dieback, and is falling distance of road; Remove ivy at base of 1 no. Common Lime tree (T4) to 2 metres up the stem and associated epicormic growth to allow for future inspection; Remove crown deadwood and associated epicormic growth at stem and to height of 2 metres from 1 no. Common Lime tree (T5) to allow for future inspection and monitoring; Crown reduce 1 no. Beech tree (T6) by removing upper branch at 5 metres back to primary branch 1.5 metres up from the fork with the main stem, reduce spread of lower branch by 3 metres, deadwood, and associated ivy at base and 2 metres up the stem due to being a large tree with dense ivy, major deadwood, and is within falling distance of the road; Fell 1 no. English Oak tree (T8) as is characterised by dense stem ivy, a small decay pocket, a 1.2 metre wound from the main fork to base, a thin crown, and is both in a poor form with over-extended limbs and within falling distance of the road; and Fell 1 no. English Oak tree (T10) as is supressed with dense ivy on the stem, is suffering from branch shedding and poor form, and is within falling distance of the road

Land East Of Oak Tree Way Brandesburton East Riding Of Yorkshire YO25 8QE