Works to one tree subject of Moulton Tree Preservation Order No.6 1984 and other trees within Moulton Conservation Area which grow on the banks of Moulton River as it passes along the eastern boundary of Moulton Park. Horse chestnut(Number of metal tag fixed on tree is 4268)noted on the original tree survey as 283. Located on the western bank of Moulton River. The tree has a branch tear-out at 10 metres with a decaying cavity. A woodpecker hole is present above the cavity. Reduce crown of tree to lateral branch just above the woodpecker hole. Horse chestnut(Number of metal tag fixed on tree is 4240)this tree is noted on the plan as being within Group 12 of Moulton Tree Preservation Order No.6 1984. Located on the western bank of Moulton River.The tree is infected with bleeding canker, has a historic break out in the upper crown with early decay at the wound. There have been recorded shear cracks at the base of the main stem. Reduce crown to 15 metres or just below historic break out. Sycamore (Number of metal tag fixed on tree is 4183). Located on the eastern bank of Moulton River,in the vicinity of the south western corner of the 'Old Vicarage' garden. The tree is nearly dead, moderate ivy is present. Fell and remove. The description of condition is from the result of a survey carried out by a qualified arboriculturalist on 2nd November 2011. Please read conditions as recommendations to apply to those trees which are not mentioned as being subject to a Tree Preservation Order but are within Moulton Conservation Area.

Trees along Moulton River Off Church Lane Moulton Spalding