Woodland Playground The Woodland Play Area is used frequently by local children, event attendees and the Ipsden Nursery School. There are several dead limbs overhanging the play equipment which pose a hazard to users of the facilities. The proposal is for targeted arboricultural works to remove deadwood and dangerous limbs overhanging the Play Area and in the immediate surrounding woodland. T1 â¿¿ multi stem cherry stool beside woodland play area with major deadwood in crown â¿¿ remove major deadwood T2 â¿¿ twin stem oak beside play area â¿¿ remove major deadwood T3 â¿¿ twin stem cherry â¿¿ remove major deadwood T4 â¿¿ mature cedar beside play area with numerous historic tear out wounds and hanging branches â¿¿ remove dead limb to 1m stub, clean up old tear out wounds and remove hanging branches, remove major deadwood T5 â¿¿ dead prunus sp. near play area â¿¿ reduce to a 3m eco-pollard G1 â¿¿ 2x multi-stem cedar / Lawson cypress with dead or dying suppressed secondary stems beside woodland play area â¿¿ fell to 2m stubs the dying and suppressed minor stems T6 â¿¿ over mature birch tree near play area â¿¿ remove major deadwood T7 â¿¿ mature ash with early ADB, pronounced lean towards disabled toilet block in camping field and large wound near the base â¿¿ reduce to 6-7m ecopollard T8 â¿¿ mature horse chestnut near woodland play area and beside well used permissive path with 2x hazard beams â¿¿ reduce hazard beams by 3-4m, remove major deadwood. Camping Field The â¿¿Woodland Walkâ¿¿ permissive footpath runs through the woodland belt around the perimeter of the Campsite Field. It is a popular path and experiences high levels of foot traffic from members of the public, Brazier Park event attendees and a local Forest School. The belt of mixed woodland forms the campsite boundary and in several places the mature trees overhang the campsite toilets and shower blocks and other infrastructure. Many of the ash trees within this woodland belt are exhibiting signs of the early or intermediate stages of ADB, and there have been recent incidents of branch and top failures, including one that damaged a toilet block. Some of the mature beech trees are also host to Kretzschmaria deusta. T9 â¿¿ mature ash tree beside vehicle gate to camping field with early stages of ADB, high target and within falling distance of the road â¿¿ fell to ground G2 â¿¿ a group of 9 young ash trees beside the permissive path in the north west corner of the campsite field all showing signs of ADB â¿¿ fell to ground T10 â¿¿ mature beech beside permissive path, with extensive basal decay â¿¿ reduce to a 3-4m ecopollard T11 â¿¿ Large mature beech beside permissive path with Kretzschmaria â¿¿ reduce crown by 3-4 metres T12 â¿¿ mature ash by toilet block with advanced ADB â¿¿ sectional fell to a 3-4m ecopollard T13 â¿¿ ash tree over urinal block â¿¿ fell to 3-4m eco-pollard T14 â¿¿ large mature ash tree leaning over urinal block, past failure in the top, inonotus hispidus brackets high on stem â¿¿ sectional fell to 3m ecopollard T15 â¿¿ smaller straight pole stage ash by urinal block and beside permissive path with advanced ADB â¿¿ fell to ground T16 â¿¿ mature beech beside permissive path with Kretzschmaria â¿¿ reduce crown by 3-4m G3 â¿¿ a group of 3 (2 + 1) young mature ash trees beside the permissive path with advanced symptoms of ADB â¿¿ fell to ground T17 â¿¿ cherry tree over stile beside disabled toilet block with asymmetrical crown form (including heavily weighted and over-extended lateral) and pronounced lean towards toilet block â¿¿ reduce crown by 2-3m over toilet block T18 â¿¿ semi-mature pole stage ash beside permissive path with ADB â¿¿ fell to ground G4 â¿¿ mature beech beside toilet block with low vitality and young mature ash with ADB â¿¿ reduce beech crown by 2-3m, fell ash tree to ground T19 â¿¿ dead beech monolith beside permissive path â¿¿ reduce in height to 3m G5 â¿¿ 2 young mature ash trees with ADB beside the permissive path â¿¿ fell to ground G6 - group of 6 ash trees (including 1 triple stem stool) beside the straw bale urinal, toilet block and permissive path, 1 leaning over the urinal, 2 leaning over the toilet block, all with advanced symptoms of ADB â¿¿ fell to ground T20 â¿¿ dense ivy covered ash tree beside the stile and gate to the cattle field with ADB â¿¿ ecopollard to 3-4m T21 â¿¿ mature ash tree beside vehicle gate to campsite field with ADB â¿¿ ecopollard to 6-7m T22 â¿¿ mature ash tree over covered stage area and beside permissive path with sparse crown and early stages of ADB but with a high target â¿¿ Ecopollard to 4-5m

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