Five ash trees on the edge of the field with a public footpath underneith. Three of the ash have stage 3 dieback, one has a significant old cavity in the trunk. One ash looking ok except for some dead wood. The three ash trees with ADB fell to the ground or monolith. The one with the cavity hard pollard back and remove the heavy limb over the footpath to recover or leave as habitat. Multiple trees and a small woodland have been planted on site over the years so no immediate plans to replant in the same area as the ash
The Peak Centre The Peak Centre Unnamed Road From Hope Road To Stonecroft Edale
Under AssessmentReference: NP26/0709Peak District National Park Authority
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Five ash trees on the edge of the field with a public footpath underneith. Three of the ash have stage 3 dieback, one has a significant old cavity in the trunk. One ash looking ok except for some dead wood. The three ash trees with ADB fell to the ground or monolith. The one with the cavity hard pollard back and remove the heavy limb over the footpath to recover or leave as habitat. Multiple trees and a small woodland have been planted on site over the years so no immediate plans to replant in the same area as the ash
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Reference
NP26/0709
Parish
Edale
Agent
Mr Mark Chapman / THTC Ltd
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