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3x Acer pseudoplatanus, early mature, sprayed with a yellow horizontal line on main stem. 2 of the trees have single stems, whilst the third trifurcates at ground level. Trees are in significant decline with canopies displaying signs of poor vigour and vitality, deadwood evident throughout and within striking distance of road / stationary traffic at junction if to fail. Reason for decline due to waterlogging within woodland compartment caused by collapsed highways drainage infrastructure. Re-stock in planting season 24/25 with 6 x Alnus glutinosa, more favourable to current site conditions. Stock to be used 60-80cm 1+1 in Tubex standard tree shelters, planted 10m minimum from highway. Photos and locations of trees attached.

Trees are located on junction of A6 / B5056, Pickering Corner. Haddon Estate Woodland Cpt 27b Co-ordinates 53.188616, -1.643129

Decided: ACCEPTReference: NP/TPO/0724/0705Peak District National Park Authority

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Decided: ACCEPT
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Determination deadline
19 Aug 2024
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

3x Acer pseudoplatanus, early mature, sprayed with a yellow horizontal line on main stem. 2 of the trees have single stems, whilst the third trifurcates at ground level. Trees are in significant decline with canopies displaying signs of poor vigour and vitality, deadwood evident throughout and within striking distance of road / stationary traffic at junction if to fail. Reason for decline due to waterlogging within woodland compartment caused by collapsed highways drainage infrastructure. Re-stock in planting season 24/25 with 6 x Alnus glutinosa, more favourable to current site conditions. Stock to be used 60-80cm 1+1 in Tubex standard tree shelters, planted 10m minimum from highway. Photos and locations of trees attached.

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TPO/0724/0705
Parish
Nether Haddon
Agent
Sheldon Landscape Forestry Ltd

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Application location

Trees are located on junction of A6 / B5056, Pickering Corner. Haddon Estate Woodland Cpt 27b Co-ordinates 53.188616, -1.643129

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Supporting photos redacted 08-04-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Application Form 08-07-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Location Plan 08-07-2024Council documentNot publishedView
Decision Email - 16-07-2024Council documentNot publishedView

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Decided: ACCEPT
Decision Email - 16-07-2024
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