Works to trees in Crowland Conservation Area. Reference numbers relate to the aerial photograph which was supplied with the notification. The trees are all within Snowden Recreation Field ''Kissing Ground'' area. A: Horse chestnut, cut down. B: Horse chestnut, cut down. These trees are diseased, contain many dead branches and are a safety concern in this public park. C: Horse chestnut, thin crown(by a 20-25% reduction in branch structure)by removal of weak, damaged and diseased branches. D: Horse chestnut, thin crown(by a 20-25% reduction in branch structure)by removal of weak, damaged and diseased branches. E: Horse chestnut, remove damaged branch/limb. F: Horse chestnut, investigate split in main branch, remove if necessary for structural integrity. Other horse chestnut trees in the double row, remove minor rubbing branches. The horse chestnut trees are showing signs of disease/canker. the removal of branches will hopefully prolong the life of the trees, and improve their safety. A small stand of various trees including oaks and beech, encircled on the aerial photograph. Remove minor rubbing branches and any showing damage and splitting. To maintain health of these trees.

Snowden Recreation Field Kissing Ground Area Crowland Peterborough