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Westmorland CC TPO No 17 1965 T1 - large twin-stemmed ash sited within woodland above Ashmeadow House; crown exhibiting signs of mid-stage infection with ash dieback disease; eastern stem evidently significantly structurally compromised (exhibiting sunken and smooth bark patches and cracks, sounding indicates defective wood); risk of large branch or stem failures to woodland users or potentially Ashmeadow House; propose to fell, retaining lower stems as standing deadwood T2 - smaller ash close to site boundary; advanced ash dieback disease infection with little remaining foliage; heavily ivy-clad to apex; risk of stem/rootplate failure towards outbuilding within curtilage of Ashmeadow House; propose to fell to ground level Photos of both trees included within application TPO: No. 17 (1965) South West of the Promenade, Arnside

Ashmeadow Woodlands Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0AD

DeterminedReference: 2024/1652/TPOWestmorland and Furness Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
10 Sept 2024
Validated
10 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Westmorland CC TPO No 17 1965 T1 - large twin-stemmed ash sited within woodland above Ashmeadow House; crown exhibiting signs of mid-stage infection with ash dieback disease; eastern stem evidently significantly structurally compromised (exhibiting sunken and smooth bark patches and cracks, sounding indicates defective wood); risk of large branch or stem failures to woodland users or potentially Ashmeadow House; propose to fell, retaining lower stems as standing deadwood T2 - smaller ash close to site boundary; advanced ash dieback disease infection with little remaining foliage; heavily ivy-clad to apex; risk of stem/rootplate failure towards outbuilding within curtilage of Ashmeadow House; propose to fell to ground level Photos of both trees included within application TPO: No. 17 (1965) South West of the Promenade, Arnside

Proposal details

Reference
2024/1652/TPO
Ward
Kent Estuary
Parish
Arnside
Agent
Dr Jennifer Keighley, Lakeland Tree Consultancy Ltd

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Ashmeadow Woodlands Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0AD

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form No Personal Data10 Sept 2024View
Site location planMiscellaneous Plan10 Sept 2024View
Site view #1Photograph10 Sept 2024View
Site view #2Photograph10 Sept 2024View
Site view #3Photograph10 Sept 2024View
Site view #4Photograph10 Sept 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice4 Oct 2024View

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