Works to trees within the grounds of Moulton Park. All the park is in the Conservation Area and most of the trees are covered by Moulton Tree Preservation Order No 6 1985. Two dead cherry trees, identified as T225 and T226 and a silver birch likely to be T218, in the north west corner of the park to remove. Twin trunked cherry with a split in the trunk,likely to be within Group 19 of the order, located on the western border of the park opposite 36 Bell Lane, remove to allow space for the adjacent lime to prosper. Silver birch, possibly T179 of the order,located on the western border of the park oppposite 34 Bell Lane, contains a large cavity. Carry out selective reduction by approximately three metres over Bell Lane. Horse chestnut,located on the western border of the park opposite 26 Bell Lane, the tree is nearly dead, reduce to a stump of about four metres for wildlife to live in. This tree would appear not to be preserved and is identified as 5 on the preliminary tree survey plan of the park. Large stump (likely to be a horse chestnut) set in the park opposite 34 Bell Lane. The stump is infested by various fungi, remove; to help prevent the spread of fungi to healthy trees. this tree would appear not to be preserved and is identified as 338 on the preliminary tree survey plan of the park. Horse chestnut in the south western corner of the park. Identified as T160 of the order. The tree had recently died, and had been cleared away except for the stump. Remove stump. Young willow near the south side of the pond in the north eastern corner, nearly dead, remove. Ash stump in the north eastern part of the park, possibly identified as 258 on the preliminary plan, remove stump.

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