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Planningvia North East Lincolnshire Council Planning

Tree 1 Multi-stem Ash: The multi-stem Ash has suffered significant structural decline. Two stems have already failed,...

30 July 2026

Tree 1 Multi-stem Ash: The multi-stem Ash has suffered significant structural decline. Two stems have already failed, with one failed stem currently hung up within the canopy. Several cavities are pre

Tree 1 Multi-stem Ash: The multi-stem Ash has suffered significant structural decline. Two stems have already failed, with one failed stem currently hung up within the canopy. Several cavities are present at the base of the tree together with fungal fruiting bodies, indicating advanced decay. Proposed Works: Reduce the two remaining stems to approximately 5 metres in height, making suitable reduction cuts where practicable to leave a stable framework. Remove the failed and hung-up material as part of the works. Tree 2 Single-stem Ash: Proposed Works: Reduce the single-stem Ash tree to approximately 6 metres in height which is approximately half of its original height Tree 3 Double-stem Ash: Proposed Works: Reduce the right-hand stem of the double-stem Ash tree to approximately 6 metres in height, cutting back to viable growth points Address: 25 Clematis Avenue Healing North East Lincolnshire DN41 7JJ Ref: DM/0586/26/TPO Type: Works to a tree with a TPO Status: Pending Consideration Ward: Wold
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