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PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, RAF DAWS HILL, HIGH WYCOMBE

Arboricultural Interim Survey

8494_AA ISR 003

May 2012

ARBORICULTURAL INTERIM SUMMARY RAF DAWS HILL, HIGH WYCOMBE

CONTENTS

1. Introduction p.1 2. Arboricultural Survey p.2 3. Statutory Designations p.3 4. Design Considerations p.4 5. Constraints/Impacts (current work) p.4 6. Interim Recommendations p.5

Appendix A Tree Locations Plan (AA TL 02)

Appendix B Tree Schedule (AA TS 03)

Appendix C Demolition Impacts Drawing (AA Demolition Draft 02)

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ARBORICULTURAL INTERIM SUMMARY RAF DAWS HILL, HIGH WYCOMBE 8494_AA ISR 03 (Revision A)

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, RAF DAWS HILL, HIGH WYCOMBE: INTERIM SUMMARY

1. Introduction

1.0. To inform redevelopment at the former RAF Daws Hill Strike Command site at

High Wycombe, Taylor Wimpey has commissioned Aspect Arboriculture Limited

to advise in respect of Arboricultural matters. Proposals for the site are for the

clearance of the existing built form and construction of a new residential

development with associated access roads and landscaping. To inform the

proposals Aspect has undertaken a survey of all trees with the potential to be

influenced during future redevelopment of the site.

1.1. As part of the pre-application discussions with Wycombe District Council, a 3

Stage approach has been agreed between WDC and Taylor Wimpey to agree the

extent of tree removals across the site resulting from the development of RAF

Daws Hill. A brief overview of the stages sets out the elements of this approach:

Stage 1 - Assessment of all trees associated with the site to BS5837:2012 - 'Trees

in Relation to Design, Demolition and Construction' to allow the preparation of a

detailed Tree Schedule and Tree Location Plan. Information will include

identification of individual specimens and groups, categorisation of trees in terms

of quality and value, species, height, canopy spread and extent of Root Protection

Areas (RPAs). The site is also subject to a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) details

of which will be added to the assessment.

Stage 2 - Assessment of effects as a result of tree condition and demolition. A

drawing will be prepared which illustrates the expected tree losses due to i) trees

which should be removed for reasons of sound arboricultural management

(category U), and ii) demolition of buildings and outlying planters with hard surface

removal on more than one side of the RPA. The removal of roads, footpaths and

kerb edges within RPAs and facilitation pruning, as well as trees being

compromised as a result of removing other trees, will be discussed with the tree

officer on site. The impacts shown on this drawing will not account for alterations to

existing services. The drawing will represent initial tree removals, but does not take

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into account input from a demolitions expert, and is considered to add to the

justification for the overall removals required by a finalized layout.

Stage 3 – As development layout is evolved with the agreement of DC and Urban

Design Officers (taking into consideration the tree categories and removal as a

result of stages 1 and 2), undertake assessment of tree removal and tree

replacement as a function of the implementation of the layout; and preparation of a

Tree Protection Plan(s) to show the overall tree retentions across the site. The

plan will illustrate the practicable protection of trees where there is potential for

foreseeable harm or damage to occur during construction. This plan will form the

basis of discussions with the tree officer and Aspect will provide detailed

justification for tree removals shown in addition to those at Stage 2, which require

removal to accommodate the proposals.

2. Arboricultural Survey

2.0. The arboricultural survey was originally undertaken in November 2011 in

accordance with the recommendations of the British Standard for Trees in

Relation to Construction (BS 5837:2005). In order to provide an impartial

assessment, the trees were surveyed and reassessed without any direct

consideration for specific features within the proposal.

2.1. The survey was undertaken on an individual tree basis, however where

appropriate, trees have also been assessed as groups. The term ‘group’ is used

to define trees that form a cohesive arboricultural feature, i.e. aerodynamically,

visually or culturally. The assessment of individuals within groups has been

undertaken where it will be advantageous to make such a differentiation.

2.2. A revised version of the British Standard came into effect in April 2012; in order to

reflect changes and additional considerations brought about by the new guidance,

the baseline survey data was subsequently revisited and updated in May 2012.

2.3. Overall the survey relates to 856no. individual trees and 16no. groups of trees

including mature deciduous woodland to the north of the site. On balance the

majority of the existing trees occur as ornamental plantings associated with the

sites current soft landscaping arrangement and as self-set trees distributed along

the site boundaries. The location and distribution of the existing trees is

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illustrated in appendix A whilst a detailed schedule of the trees is provided in

appendix B.

2.4. To make an informed decision on which trees are to be considered for retention or

removal, all of the surveyed trees have been categorised in accordance with their

existing arboricultural quality and value. The method for tree categorisation is

based on the guidance provided in BS 5837:2012 ‘Trees in Relation to Design,

Demolition and Construction’. On this bases trees considered suitable for

retention are categorised ‘A-C’, those unsuitable for retention are identified as

category ‘U’. As a rule, individual trees and groups which fulfil the criteria for

category ‘A’ are considered to be the most desirable for retention, with category

‘B’ and ‘C’ of respectively decreasing priority.

2.5. Overall the survey has identified 8no.individual category ‘A’ trees, 58no. individual

category ‘B’ trees and 742no. individual category ‘C’ trees. A further

48no.individual trees fulfil the requirement for category ‘U’ under the new

standard, these trees are of such reduced potential that their early loss is

anticipated in the existing context.

2.6. Where trees occur in numbers or small groups, such that they attract a higher

collective rating than they otherwise would as individuals this has been

acknowledged. On this basis an additional 8no. collections of trees warrant

category ‘A’ status, and 15no. groups achieve a collective category ‘B’ rating

(refer to appendix A and B for details).

3. Statutory Designations

3.0. In the context of proposed development of the site, Wycombe District Council

confirmed Tree Preservation Order No 21:2010 on the majority of the existing

trees. Confirmation of the TPO serves to deter damage or clearance of trees,

irrespective of their existing quality or value (except where dead or dying) prior to

receiving planning permission. The TPO also seeks to enforce protection of

retained trees during future demolition and construction.

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4. Design Considerations

4.0. During the design process it is necessary to consider the constraints posed by the

trees including statutory protection and the influence, and requirements, of their

above and below ground structures.

4.1. To afford protection to below ground structures and rooting environment, the

minimum soil area in m2 which should be left undisturbed around retained trees

has been calculated; these areas are called Root Protection Areas (RPAs). The

protection of the RPA during demolition and construction is considered a priority

to ensure a trees future vitality. To protect above ground structures,

consideration is given during design to crown clearance, spread and predicted

unmaintained growth.

4.2. Detailed site design will be balanced with the constraints posed by existing trees

and will reference tree location, current size, future requirements, root network

and available soil volume. Consideration is also given to our opinion of the

quality and value of the trees and their tolerance to disturbance based on species,

age, condition and presence of surrounding trees, structures and services. Care

will also be taken to avoid recommendations for misplaced tree retention that may

result in post-completion demands for removal or pruning works.

5. Constraints/Impacts (current work)

5.0. The constraints that existing trees pose to during design will be dictated by the

degree of tree retention achieved during demolition of the existing site. Assessing

the impact of demolition is consequently the first stage in determining the overall

impact to the exiting tree stock.

5.1. Our assessment to date relates to the demolition of the site’s existing above

ground structures within their own footprint. Where it is not practicable to protect

the RPAs and canopies of adjacent trees, and/or where the impact is likely to

result in significant detriment, affected trees are recommended for justified

removal. Category ‘U trees are exempt from this assessment on the basis of

their anticipated early loss in the existing context.

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5.2. In respect of the above, it is our current opinion that demolition will incur the

clearance of: 1no. category ‘A’ tree, 8no. category ‘B’ trees and 278 category ‘C’

trees. The extent of this impact is illustrated in appendix C.

5.3. It is reasonable to assume that the number of trees to be removed will increase

once an assessment has been made in respect of redundant subterranean

services, in particular removal of the site’s district heating system and mains

sewer network.

6. Interim Recommendations

6.0. Our BS 5837 survey is considered to provide balanced judgment and identification

of appropriate trees for retention, integration and protection during demolition and

construction.

6.1. Aside from any TPO or ecological constraints, it is our opinion that tree losses

during demolition are unavoidable. Our current recommendations for tree removal

are considered to be justified and represent trees that (in our opinion) cannot be

justifiably retained or effectively protected during demolition.

6.2. Throughout our current assessment emphasis has been placed on the retention of

the sites principal trees, collections of more established internal groups and the

integrity of the site boundaries (as illustrated within appendix C).

6.3. It will be necessary to prepare a tree protection plan to demonstrate confident tree

retention during demolition of the existing site. On arrival at a fixed layout for

submission, it will be necessary to prepare a second plan to facilitate in the

practicable protection of existing trees where there is potential for foreseeable

harm or damage to occur during construction.

6.4. Although subject to details for tree protection measures, integration of principal

tree cover will form an underlying objective within our future assessment of a

proposed scheme.

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ARBORICULTURAL INTERIM SUMMARY RAF DAWS HILL, HIGH WYCOMBE

Appendices

8494_AA ISR 03 (REVISION A) MAY 2012


Appendix A Tree Locations Plan (AA TL 02)

(Scaled at 1:500 @ A1)


Appendix B Tree Schedule (AA TS 03)

8494: AA TS 03

BS 5837:2012 Tree Schedule: RAF Daws Hill, High Wycombe

Surveyed By: Aspect Arboriculture in April 2012.

Note: This schedule in no way constitutes a health and safety survey. Where concerns for tree health and safety exist the necessary and appropriate tree inspections should be undertaken.

BS 5837:2012 Tree Survey Schedule For each individually surveyed tree or group entry the following information may be provided:

Arboricultural qualities (1) Mainly landscape qualities (2) Cultural values including conservation (3) Category A: Trees of high quality with an estimated remaining life expectancy of c.40 years

Good examples of their species, especially if rare/unusual; or those that form principle/dominant components of groups or features

Trees, groups or woodlands of particular visual importance

Trees, groups or woodlands of significant conservation , historical, commemorative or other value i.e. veteran trees or wood-pasture

Category B: Trees of moderate quality with an estimated remaining life expectancy of c.20 years

Those that might be included within category A but are downgraded through remedial defects including storm damage

Trees present in numbers such that they attract a higher collective rating that they might as individuals; or trees occurring as collectives but situated so as to make little visual contribution to the wider locality

Trees with material conservation or other cultural value

Category C: Trees of low quality with an estimated remaining life expectancy of c.10 years

Unremarkable trees of limited merit or of such condition that they do not qualify in higher categories

Trees present in groups or woodlands, but without this conferring any greater collective value; or trees offering only temporary or transient landscape benefits

Trees with no conservation or other cultural value

Category U: Trees in such a condition that they cannot be retained as living trees in the context of the current land use for longer than 10 years

Reasons include: Serious, irremediable structural defect, such that early loss is expected due to collapse, including those that will become unviable for retention after removal of other category U trees; trees that are dead or showing signs of significant, immediate and irreversible overall decline; trees infected with pathogens of significance to the health/safety of other trees nearby; low quality trees suppressing adjacent trees of better quality

1. Tree No: Allocated tree number (a Tree Preservation Order number may also be incorporated)

2. Species: Unless requested otherwise common names are shown

3. Height: Height of each tree/group in metres to centre of upper crown or highest point

4. Trunk Diameter: Usually at 1.5m from ground level. Multiple measurements provided for trees with two or more stems.

5. Crown Spread: Measured on compass points (e.g. N, E, S, and W). Dimensions are taken from centre of trunk to edge of canopy

6. Crown Clearance: Height in metres to lowest branch foliage from ground level.

7. Life Stage: Young, Semi-mature, Early mature, Mature, Mature, Over-mature or Veteran

8. Physiology: Considered to be one of the following: Average, Below average, Low, or Dead

9. Structure: Considered to be one of the following: Good, Moderate, Indifferent, Poor, or Hazardous

10. Comments: A description of general form, including presence of physical defects, disease or decay and other appropriate details based on vitality,

context, and potential and overall structural integrity- purpose being to inform any need for immediate tree works.

11. Category (A to C and U) and subcategory (prefix 1-3) in accordance with the criteria below (cited BS 5837:2012, Table1:p.9)

BS 5837:2012 Tree Schedule Daws Hill, High Wycombe

Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)

Trunk Diameter @ 1.5m (mm)

Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage

Physiological Condition

Structural Condition Comments Category

Calculated RPA Radius

(m)

1 Small-leafed Lime 14m 435

7 N, 7 E, 6 S, 5 W

1 Early Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/E/W stems at 3.5m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

5.2

2 Norway Maple 14m 325

6.25 N, 6 E, 5 S,

5.25 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor

Exposed surface roots up to 1.5m to S; large impact wound to SW measures from ground to 500mm x 25mm across; single trunk; forms co-dominant N/upright stems at 2.5m; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.9

3 Small-leafed Lime 14m 450

5 N, 4.5 E, 4 S,

4.5 W

1 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S/W stems at 2m; union appears sound;

suppressed from S by adjacent trees.C12

5.4

4 Beech 14.5m 350

9.25 N, 5 E,

4.5 S, 4 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from S by adjacent

trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.2

5 Hornbeam 14.5m 450

6 N, 7.5 E, 6 S,

6.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; canopy suppressed from S; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

125.4

6 Hornbeam 15m 505

5.25 N, 5.75 E, 4.75 S, 6.5 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; slight lean to NE; maintains a single lead; canopy slightly suppressed

by adjacent trees; adds density to boundary screen.C12

6.1

7 Hornbeam 15m 505

3.5 N, 4.75 E, 7.5 S, 6 W

12 N Early Mature Below average Poor

Single trunk; large cavity to S at 750mm; measures 750mm x 500mm across; exposed wood appears decayed; beginning to occlude; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 4m; leans S towards motorway; should be removed fro reasons of sound arboricultural management.

U 6.1

8-9 Norway Maple

Up to 12m 260 to 245 4 3 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Dead tree. U3.12 to

2.94

10 Beech 22m 950 (over ivy)

2 N, 8.5 E, 8 S, 5 W

2.5 E Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures entire scaffold; canopy heavily suppressed by adjacent trees to N; provides a short length of screen on the boundary.

C12

11.4

11 Sycamore 21m 450

4 N, 4 E, 2 S,

4.5 W

8 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed by adjacent trees to N; of no

particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.4


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

12 Beech 21m 690

6.5 N, 8.75 E,

4 S, 7 W

3 N Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; kinks to N at 8m, corrects at 13m; heavily suppressed by adjacent trees to S; has some screening benefits.

C12

8.3

13 Flowering Cherry 12m 590 5 2 Early

Mature Average PoorFungal brackets consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. present to E to 500mm from ground; should be removed fro reasons of sound arboricultural management.

U 7.1

14 Bird Cherry 14m 900 (over ivy) 7.25 2.25 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures scaffold; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

1210.8

15-16 Hawthorn Up to 5.5m

Up to 250 (over ivy) 3 3 Early

Mature Average Poor Dense Ivy obscures majority of structure; of very poor form; both exhibit a serious, irremediable structural defect such that their early loss is expected. U 3.0

17-19 Hornbeam Up to 5m

235 (over ivy)

270 (over ivy)

260 (over ivy)

4 2 Young Average Poor Single trunks; dense Ivy cover; structures typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

2.82 3.24 3.12

20 Purple Plum 7m 360 3 2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 1.75m; of no particular

arboricultural quality.C12

4.3

21-30 Lawson Cypress

Up to 11m 120 to 290 1.5 2 Young Average Indifferent Established ornamental plantings forming a hedge; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

Up to 3.48

31 Wild Plum 5m 170 @arf 4 1 Young Average Poor Multistemmed from base; heavily suppressed from S; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

1.7

32 Lawson Cypress 10m 525 2.25 0.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting. C12

6.3

33 Sycamore 14m 350 4.25 2 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms upright dominant/sub-dominant N/SW stems at 1.75m; impact

wound on SW stem; squirrel damage to N; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.2

34-40 Western Red Cedar

Up to 16m

330 585 470 330 330 340

480 (over ivy)

3 0 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; canopies mutually

suppressed.C12

3.96 7.02 5.64 3.96 3.96 4.08 5.76


Up to 16m Up to 620 2 0 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species. C

12Up to 7.44


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

45 English Oak 20m 585

3.5 N, 6.25 E,

7 S, 9 W

4 N, 3 W

Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy obscures structure to 7m; above average epicormic growth

throughout; canopy suppressed by adjacent tree.C12

7.0


6.75 N, 5.5 E, 5 S,

10 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; heavily suppressed by adjacent tree to S; above average epicormic

growth throughout.C12

5.3

47 Large-leafed Lime 17m 805

7.75 N, 7.75 E,

8 S, 7.75 W

2 Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; some epicormic growth at base; forms dominant upright/NE sub-dominant stems at 2.5m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; visible for long distances within the site; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.7

48 Large-leafed Lime 16m 305

4 N, 1 E, 4 S, 4 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for species; canopy heavily suppressed from E; of

no particular arboricultural quality.C12

3.7

49 Sycamore 16m 460 (over ivy)

3.75 N, 5.5 E, 5.5 S, 1 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy

heavily suppressed from W by adjacent trees.C12

5.5


10.5 N, 8 E,

6.25 S, 8 W

2.5 Mature Below average Poor Single trunk; dense Ivy to 5m; forms co-dominant NW/NE stems at 6m; union appears sound; structure typical for the species; die back in tips.

C12

8.9


1.5 N, 5.25 E,

6 S, 1.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from N/W by adjacent


5.3

52 Beech 18m 510

4.5 N, 3.5 E, 6 S,

5.5 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy

suppressed from N by adjacent trees.C12

6.1


4.25 N, 3.75 E,

3 S, 4 W

6 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy

suppressed from N by adjacent trees.C12

5.0

54 Hybrid Black Poplar 27m 1070 (over

ivy)

8.75 N, 10.25 E, 12.5 S, 11 W

12 Mature Average Indifferent

Possible disturbance of root plate but not conclusive; single trunk; structure obscured by dense Ivy to 12m; old tear out wound at 16m to E; occluding but appears to contain rot; mature example of a species known to shed limbs in later life; requires detailed/climbed inspection to investigate necessity for remedial works.

C12

12.8


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

55 Silver Birch 16m 375 3.5 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 10m; of no particular


4.5

56 Beech 20m 670

7 N, 5.5 E,

6.25 S, 6.5 W

3 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; impact wound at 750mm from ground; measures 150mm x 100mm across; forms co-dominant NW/Se stems at 7m; union appears sound; canopy suppressed from NE by adjacent trees.

C12

8.0


4.25 N, 4 E,

1.75 S, 3.25 W

12 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 10m; union appears sound; heavily

suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.2

58 Beech 16m 860

7.5 N, 8 E,

7.25 S, 7.75 W

4 N, 8 E,

3.5 S, 2 W

Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; forms E/W co-dominant/subsidiary S stems at 9m; union appears sound; crown lifted to clear residential property to E; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

10.3


5.75 N, 4.5 E, 2 S,

4.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk with slight lean to E; corrects at 5m; canopy suppressed from E/S by

adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.4

60 Sycamore 17.5m 460 4 12 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy cover to 9m; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

125.5

61 Norway Maple 12m 210 4 2.5 Early

Mature Average Poor Single trunk; established ornamental planting. C12

2.5

62 Silver Birch 15m 535 (over ivy)

6 N, 5 E, 5 S,

5.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; slight scar to W from ground to 500mm; dense Ivy cover for entire

height; structure and canopy typical for the species.C12

6.4

63 Sycamore 16m 470

5.5 N, 3 E,

2.75 S, 5.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; canopy suppressed from E by adjacent

trees.C12

5.6

64 Sycamore 15m 310

3.75 N, 2.25 E,

5 S, 3.25 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; leans slightly to S; corrects at 2.5m; large tear out wound at 2.5m to S; measures 300mm x 100mm across; decayed wood within; occluding; forms dominant S/N sub-dominant stems at 5m; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees.

C12

3.7


2 N, 5 E, 6 S, 4 W

12 N, 2 S

Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; heavily suppressed by adjacent trees to N; of no particular


4.7

66 Norway Maple 15m 335 2.5 4 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; slight suppression from N; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

4.0


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


3 N, 4.75 E, 5.5 S,

2.75 W

5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Exposed surface roots to N; single trunk leans to W; does not correct; heavily

suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.0

68 Norway Maple 16m 425 Early

Mature Average Dead tree. U 5.1

69 Sycamore 21m 415 3.5 7 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; dense Ivy partially obscures structure to 12m; structure and canopy

typical for the species in this context.C12

5.0

70 Beech 22m 745

8.25 N, 5.75 E, 7.25 S, 7.5 W

2.5 N, 3 E, 2 S,

10 W

Mature Average Moderate

Fluted base; single trunk; forms co-dominant N/ stems at 10m; structure typical for the species; canopy lifted to W to clear residential property; likely visible to SW from adjacent highway and existing site entrance; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.9


360 340 390

550 @arf

3.5 2.5 Early Mature Average Poor

T71-73: single trunks; T74: forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 1m; stems in contact to 1m; all have been heavily reduced to 12m in the past; likely visible from existing site entrance to S.

C12

4.32 4.08 4.68 6.42 5.5

75 Hybrid Black Poplar 25m 705

6 N, 6.25 E,

7 S, 6.5 W

14 Mature Average Poor

Exposed surface roots to 4m all sides; single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 9m; wide/open union; structure typical for the species; likely visible to S from existing site entrance; mature example of a species know to shed limbs in later life; unsuited to existing setting; should be removed for reasons if sound arboricultural management.

C12

8.5

76 Flowering Cherry 11m 415

4.25 N, 3.5 E, 4 S,

4.5 W

6 N, 2 S

Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 2m; union appears sound; slightly

suppressed from N by adjacent tree.C12

5.0

77 Horse Chestnut 17m 595

6.25 N, 6.25 E, 5.75 S,

6 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW/S stems at 2m; union has pocket forming

between NE/S stems; structure and canopy typical for the species.B12

7.1

78 Sycamore 15m 420

2 N, 7 E, 6 S,

6.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; leans slightly to S; does not correct; heavily suppressed from N by

adjacent tree; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.0


3 N, 5.25 E, 4.5 S,

3.75 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; heavily suppressed from S by adjacent Sycamore; canopy typical for

the species.C12

3.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

80 Hornbeam 17m 460

5.5 N, 6.5 E, 8.5 S, 6.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 6m; tight union; structure and

canopy typical for the species.C12

5.5

81-82 Hornbeam 14m to 15m

435 (over ivy) to 455 6.5 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; T81: dense Ivy cover to 8m; initial unions both at 5m; structures typical for the species; form a single cohesive crown.

C12

5.52 5.46

83 Silver Birch 16m 305

5 N, 2.75 E,

3 S, 3.75 W

6 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; drawn up/etiolated form due to suppression by adjacent trees. C

123.7

84-86 Hornbeam18m 18m 18m

525 (over ivy)

470 (over ivy)

430 (over ivy)

6 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunks; Ivy cover obscures majority of all structures; for a cohesive crown; likely visible for short distances across adjacent highways to S from residential properties; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

6.3 5.64 5.16

87 Sycamore 8m 230 3 4 Early Mature Dead Poor Dead tree. U 2.8

88-89 Sycamore 18m to 18m

525 (over ivy) to 385 (over ivy)

7 3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.3 4.62

90-91 Norway Maple

17m to 18m 405 to 465 7.25 5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; canopies forming a cohesive crown.

C12

4.86 5.58

92 Ash 11m 420 6 2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/NW/S stems at 2.5m; unions appear sound;

structure and canopy typical for the species.C12

5.0

93 Sycamore 7m 305 2 4 Early Mature Average Hazardous Dead tree. U 3.7


7.5 N, 6 E,

5.5 S, 7 W

4 Mature Average Indifferent Buttress roots; single trunk; maintains a single lead; large subsidiary limb arises to N at 1.5m; established ornamental planting.

C12

8.2


8 N, 2 E,

5.75 S, 6.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; heavily one sided to W due to adjacent tree; canopy typical for the

species; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.1

96 Sycamore 16m 690

6 N, 9.5 E, 10 S, 7 SW, 2 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk leans immediately to E due to close proximity of adjacent tree; does not correct; structure suppressed from W; canopy typical for the species.

C12

8.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


1.5 N, 5 E, 5 S,

2.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk leans immediately to SE; suppressed from N by adjacent trees; of no


3.3


6 N, 2 E, 5 S, 8 W


Single trunk; tear out wound to SW at 3m; measures 150mm x 400mm; exposed wood appears sound; cavity at 5m where former stem lost; measures 200mm x 150mm; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.2

99 Sycamore 15m 440

7 N, 4 E,

7 SE, 5.25 S, 4.5 SW,

6 W

6 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; impact wound to N at 20mm, 200mm & 500mm from ground;

occluding; appears to have lost lead at 8m; canopy typical for the species.C12

5.3


6.5 N, 6.75 E,

6 S, 3.5 W

3.75 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms multiple stems at 9m; suppressed from SW by adjacent trees;


5.5

101 Sycamore 11m 520

4.75 N, 6.5 E, 7 S,

7.25 W

3 Early Mature Below average Indifferent Single trunk; forms three co-dominant stems orientated E-W; poor union; canopy

typical for the species.C12

6.2

102 Hornbeam 13m 535

9.25 N, 9 E,

7.5 SE, 9.5 S,

7.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 7m; union appears sound; structure

typical for the species; canopy slightly suppressed SE by adjacent tree.C12

6.2


6.5 N, 6 E,

5.25 S, 7 SW, 6.25 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Pronounced buttress roots to S/E; single trunk; maintains a single lead; large

subsidiary limb arises at 1.5m to W; canopy slightly suppressed by adjacent trees.C12

5.6

104 Ash 17m 555

8.25 N, 9 E, 9 S, 9 W

2 N, 3 S

Early Mature Below average Indifferent Fluted base; single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W/S stems at 7m; union appears

sound; some tear out wounds; slightly above average epicormic growth.C12

6.7


0.25 N, 3.5 E,

4.25 SE, 3.5 S, 4 SW, 2.25 W

2 S Young Average Poor Single trunk; leans immediately to S; canopy heavily suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C1

1.6


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

106 Beech 14m 570

5 N, 5.25 NE,

5 E, 7.5 S, 9 W,

5.75 NW

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; forms N dominant/sub-dominant SE/SW stems at 7.5m; union appears sound; poor form due to loss of lead in the past; canopy typical for the species.

C12

6.8

107 Hornbeam 15m 395 S360 N

5 N, 5.75 E,

7 S, 5.5 SW, 1.5 W

3 Mature Average Poor Twin stemmed from base orientated N/S; small pocket forming in union; heavily suppressed from W by adjacent tree.

C12

6.4


5.75 N, 6.25 E,

5 S, 5.5 SW, 2.5 W, 3 NW

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from W by adjacent


4.8

109 Ash 22m 560

5.5 N, 4 E, 5 S,

4.5 W

17 Early Mature Below average Hazardous

Single trunk; etiolated/drawn up form; trunk forms co-dominant N/S stems at 12m; union appears sound; canopy forms high up due to suppression; fungal fruiting bodies and 'boot laces' consistent in appearance with Armillaria sp. Present; tree is infected with a pathogen of significance to the health and/or safety of other trees nearby and should therefore be removed.

U 6.7


7.25 N, 7.5 E,

3.5 SE, 6.5 S, 8 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from SE by adjacent Ash; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.3


Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 4m; structure and canopy typical for the species.

C12

5.2

112 Hornbeam 12m 520 6.5 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 5m; union appears sound; structure

and canopy typical for the species.C12

6.2


Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; leans immediately to W; impact wounds to SW up to 1.5m; forms E dominant/sub-dominant NW/SW stems at 4m; union appears sound; slight die back in upper crown; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.5

114 Beech 23m 605

5 N, 6.25 E, 6.25 S, 5.25 W, 6.75 NW


Single trunk; forms dominant upright/S sub-dominant stems at 13m; union appears sound; structure typical for the species; canopy slightly suppressed from N by adjacent tree; likely visible for long distances in internal views; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

115 Beech 25m 820

7.5 N, 7.75 E, 6.5 S, 5.5 W

10 N, 13 S Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 13m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for species; likely visible for some distance internally to the site and to S from beyond the boundary; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.8

116 Beech 22m 675

7.5 N, 5.25 E, 6.25 S,

7 W


Single trunk; forms upright dominant/sub-dominant N stems at 6m; structure typical for the species; canopy beginning to merge with adjacent specimen; likely to be visible for some distance internally to the site and to S from beyond the boundary; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.1

117 Hornbeam 15m 310 5 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for the species; crown suppressed NE/S by adjacent


3.7

118 Beech 18m 640

5.5 N, 5.5 E, 5 S,

3.5 W


Single trunk; forms upright dominant/sub-dominant NE stems at 9m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely to be visible for some distance internally to the site and to S from beyond the boundary; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.7


4.5 N, 7.75 E, 5.5 S, 5.5 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; leans immediately to W; corrects at 5m; forms upright dominant/sub-

dominant NE/W stems at 5m; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.7

120 Beech 20m 770

5.75 N, 7.25 E, 6.5 S,

6.75 W

7 Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; large pruning wounds from previous lift present on all sides; occluding well; crown poorly reduce to E; above average epicormic growth throughout canopy.

C12

9.2

121 Common Lime 10.5m 270 5 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms sub-dominant N/S dominant stems at 7m; union appears sound; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.2

122 Ash 14m 340

5.5 N, 6.75 E, 3.5 S,

6.75 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 4.5m; canopy heavily suppressed

from S by adjacent trees.C12

4.1

123 Flowering Cherry 9m 470 6.25 2.25 Early

Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms five co-dominant stems at 2.5m; structure and canopy typical for the species.

C12

5.6


Up to 12m

495 , 395 , 510 &

455 , 405

3.25 2 Early Mature Average Poor

T124: single trunk forming five stems at 1m; T125: single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 1m; E stem swollen at 2m - reason unclear; both canopies typical for the species.

C12

9.758 7.31

126 Common Lime 12m 530 6.25 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; small amount of epicormic growth at base; maintains a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species.

C12

6.4


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

127 Beech 19m 945

9.25 N, 10 E,

8.25 S, 6.5 W


Pronounced buttress root to N; single trunk; small 50mm diameter cavity from removed branch to E; maintains a single lead; likely to be visible for some distance internally to the site and to S from beyond the boundary; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

11.3


11 N, 8.5 NE, 7.5 E, 10 SE, 8.5 S, 12 W

2 N, 5 E, 4 S, 2 W


Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy slightly suppressed by adjacent trees; likely to be visible for some distance internally to the site to N and to S from beyond the boundary; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

10.5

129 Flowering Cherry 6m 265 6.25 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; impact wound to E at 0.5m; forms E/S/W co-dominant/subsidiary central stems at 2.5m; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.2


14m to 16m 245 to 460 4 1 Mature Average Indifferent Planted in line; established ornamental plantings forming a short hedge; structures

and canopies typical for the species in this context. C12

2.94 5.52

134-139 Leyland Cypress

10m to 13m

450 @arf to 625 @arf 2.5 1 Mature Average Indifferent Planted in linear formation; form a hedge; structures and canopies typical for the

species in this context.C12

4.5 6.25

140 Ash 13m 460 5 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms S dominant/sub-dominant SE/SW stems at 3m; slightly above

average epicormic growth; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.5

141 Flowering Cherry 14m 600 7.25 2.5 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; large subsidiary limbs arise to NE/SW; forms co-dominant N/S stems

at 3m; structure and canopy typical for the species.C12

7.2

142 Norway Maple 14m 555 6.25 2.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant stems at 1.5m; stems in contact after union; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.7


6 N, 3 NE,

5.25 E, 6 S,

6.5 W

7 N, 3 S Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed from NE by adjacent tree; of no


6.5


5.75 N, 4.25 E, 6.75 S, 3.5 SW, 6.5 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.3

145 Horse Chestnut 6m 230 2.75 2.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Establishing ornamental tree; of no particular arboricultural quality. C1

2.8


6.5 N, 6 E, 4 S,

4.75 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; immediately leans to E; does not correct; heavily suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

147-148 Hornbeam 12m to 12m 555 to 600 7 3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; forming a single crown. C

126.66 7.2

149 Ash 9m 460 5 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; forms upright dominant/sub-dominant S stems at 5m; significantly above average die back and dead wood throughout; shows signs of significant, immediate and irreversible overall decline.

U 5.5

150 Beech 19m 750

8.75 N, 7.25 E, 7.5 S,

7.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/E/S stems at 17m; structure and canopy typical for the species; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.0

151 Flowering Cherry 11m 540 6.25 2.5 Early

Mature Average Poor Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; established ornamental planting.

C12

6.5


5.5 N, 6 E,

6.25 S, 5.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 5m; union appears sound; structure


5.2

153 Ash 23m 555

8 N, 6 E, 4 S, 5 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; maintains a single lead; above average dead wood; die back in tips;

of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.7


7.75 N, 6 E, 11 S, 3.5 W

3 N, 4 E, 2 S

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 12m; old scar to W from ground to 2.5m; heavily suppressed from W by adjacent tree.

C12

8.4

155 Beech 22m 935

8.25 N, 5 E, 5 S,

5.75 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms dominant N/S sub-dominant stems at 2m; stems in contact for further 1m; suppressed from E/S by adjacent trees.

C12

11.2

156 Beech 21m 445

2 N, 4.5 E,

8.75 S, 4.75 W

1.5 S Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from N by adjacent tree;


5.3

157 Beech 22m 925

8.5 N, 8.75 E, 9.5 S, 8 W

2 Mature Average IndifferentExisting hard standing to E shows signs of disruption up to base; single trunk; forms dominant NE/SW sub-dominant stems at 7m; slightly suppressed E-W by adjacent trees.

C12

11.1

158 Wingnut 9m 405 5 2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunks; kinks to NE at 1m; corrects at 2m; significant die back in scaffold;

shows signs of significant, immediate and irreversible overall decline. U 4.9


Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; large subsidiary limb to N at 2.5m; trunk forms co-dominant NE/W stems; structure and canopy typical for the species; established ornamental planting.

C12

6.5


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

160 Ash 12m 535 9 3.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/SE/SW stems at 4.5m; above average dead

wood in canopy; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.4

161-162 Flowering Cherry

8m to 8m 325 to 320 4.25 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures and canopies typical for the species; established ornamental plantings.

C12

3.9 3.84

163-164 Small-leafed Lime


Mature Average Poor

T163: single trunk; subsidiary limb to W at 2m; trunk forms E/W co-dominant/subsidiary S stems at 3m; structure and canopy typical for the species; T164: single trunk; forms dominant N/S sub-dominant stems at 2.5m; structure and canopy typical for the species.

C12

8.04 6.84

165 Ash 10m 585 7 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; large subsidiary limb to E at 2m; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems;

union appears sound; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

7.0

166 Hawthorn 4m 170 3 1.75 Young Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting. C12

2.0

167 Ash 10m 425 7.5 3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms three co-dominant and two subsidiary stems at 7m; canopy

typical for the species.C12

5.1

168 Beech 21m 750

10 N, 10 E, 12 S, 11 W

2.5 Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; wide/spreading canopy; likely visible for some distances internally and from residential properties outside site to S; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.0

169 Ash 15m 545 9 7 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; forms upright dominant/sub-dominant N/E stems at 4m; fungal fruiting body present 1.5m above union on E stem consistent in appearance with dead wood saprophyte; originates from old pruning wound; canopy typical for the species.

C12

6.5

170 False Acacia 14m 350 7 4 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; large subsidiary limb at 1.5m to Se; forms co-dominant NW/SE stems; union tight; dead Ivy to 7m; major die back in tips; of significantly reduced potential.

U 4.2

171 Common Lime 16m 585

7.75 N, 6.75 E, 7.25 S, 4.5 W, 7 NW

3 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 5m; union appears sound; of no

particular arboricultural quality.B12

7.0

172 Horse Chestnut 14m 460 6 2.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for species; established ornamental planting. C12

5.5

173 Scots Pine 10m 195

3 N, 2 E, 2 S, 4 W

2 Young Average Poor Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

2.3

174 Beech 19m 870

8 N, 8.75 E,

7 S, 6.25 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 6m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely visible to S/W; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

10.4


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; forms dominant S/N sub-dominant stems at 5m; structure and canopy typical for the species; union appears sound; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

4.9


6 N, 5 E, 4 S, 5 W

1.75 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed from S by adjacent trees; limited

visibility.C12

6.5

177-178 Beech Up to 20m 695 to 755

5.5 N, 14.5 E, 16 SE, 15.5 S,

12.75 SW,

6 Wfro #177

0.25 N, 4 S Mature Average Moderate

T177: single trunk; forms dominant SW/NE sub-dominant stems at 3m; structure typical fro the species; T178: single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 9m; structure atypical for the species; beginning to form a single cohesive canopy; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution.

C12

8.34 9.06

179 Hornbeam 17m 575 6.25 3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 2m; stems in contact for 0.5m;


6.9


7.25 N, 7.25 E,

6 S, 6.25 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/S/W stems at 2.5m; union appears sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; limited visibility.

C12

8.8

181 Sycamore 17m 295 , 180 5 3 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 1m; canopy previously suppressed from N by collapsed tree and from existing trees to S; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

4.1

182-183 Sycamore Up to 16m 490 to 500 5.75 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Structures and canopies typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.88 6

184 Horse Chestnut 11m 490 5.75 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.9

185 Sycamore 13m 460 8 , 3.25 S 4 Early

Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; large subsidiary limb to N at 5m; structure typical for the species; canopy previously suppressed from S by fallen tree; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.5

186 Flowering Cherry 10m 625 4.5 3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; ladder nailed to tree on SE; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant

stems at 2.5m; stems in contact for 0.4m; canopy previously heavily reduced.C12

7.5


Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms multiple stems at 2m; established ornamental planting. C12

4.5

188 Sycamore 11m 535 5.75 , 0.25 N 4 Early

Mature Low Poor Single trunk; previously heavily suppressed by fallen tree to N; has a serious, irremediable structural defect such that its early loss is expected. U 6.4

189 Ash 15m 505

6.25 N, 7.75 E, 8.5 S,

7.25 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms dominant upright/S sub-dominant stems at 3m; union appears

sound; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.1


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

190 Sycamore 16m 615 7.25 2 Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms multiple stems from 3m; canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.4


7 N, 12 E,

7.25 S, 8 W

7 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; maintains a single lead; large subsidiary limb to N at 5m - curves to E; above average epicormic growth throughout; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.5

192 Hornbeam 16m 580 6.5 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species. C

127.0

193 Beech 22m 885

9.25 N, 10.75 E, 6.75 S, 5.75 W

3.5 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; large tear out wound at 6.2m to N; measures 400mm x 150mm across; old wound occluding; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 12m; structure and canopy typical for the species; downgraded due to cavity.

C12

10.6

194 Purple Sycamore 16m 570 6.75 1.25 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 2.5m; structure typical for the species.

C12

6.8

195 Sycamore 16m 510 6.5 2 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 4m; structure typical for the

species.C12

6.1

196 Hornbeam 9m 410

3.75 N, 4 E,

3.5 S, 3.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; epicormic growth at base from old tear out wound to N; possibly previously twin stemmed; remaining stem has slight lean to E; suppressed by adjacent tree to W.

C12

4.9


5.75 N, 6 E,

5.75 S, 6.7 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms three co-dominant stems orientated N-S; union appears

sound; canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality. C12

6.4

198 Beech 23m 775

8 N, 8 E,

6.75 S, 7.5 W

1.5 E, 5 W Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 15m; union appears sound; canopy slightly suppressed by adjacent trees; likely to be visible E/W internally and beyond site boundary to S.

C12

9.3


4.75 N, 7.25 E,

7 S, 6.75 W

5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; large subsidiary limb to SW at 6m; maintains a single lead; crown

suppressed by adjacent tree to N.C12

6.4

200 Hornbeam 15m 415 4.75 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting. C

125.0

201 Beech 22m 650

5 N, 7 E,

6.75 S, 6 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; leans immediately to E; corrects at 7m where it forms co-dominant E/W stems; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.8

202 False Acacia 9m 315

2.75 N, 1.75 E, 4.75 S, 4.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; leans immediately to W; heavily suppressed by adjacent trees to

N/W.C12

3.8


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

203 Silver Birch 9m 190 3 1 Young Average Moderate Established ornamental type; of no particular arboricultural quality. C12

2.3


Up to 5m Up to 250 3 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; established ornamental trees forming a single cohesive canopy. C12

3.0

209 Flowering Cherry 6m 385 6 1.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; established ornamental tree; of no particular arboricultural quality. C12

4.3


Up to 5.5m

240 220 245 285 280 240

3.5 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; establishing ornamental specimens; forming a common crown; of


2.88 2.64 2.94 3.42 3.36 2.88

216-224 Field Maple 5m to 5.5m

370 320 250 210 315 300 340 315 210

4.25 1.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Establishing ornamental trees forming a common crown. C

12

4.44 3.84

3 2.52 3.78 3.6

4.08 3.78 2.52

225 Hornbeam 14m 410 , 430 7 2 Mature Average PoorPartially decayed fungal fruiting bodies at base to N consistent in appearance with Meripilus giganteus; tree is infected with a pathogen likely to result in the early loss of this specimen.

U 7.1

226 Sycamore 18m 550 , 590

8 N, 6.5 E, 6.5 S,

7.75 W

3 Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 1m; union tight with included bark; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely only of significance in internal views.

C12

9.7

227 Sawara Cypress 6m 160 1.25 0 Young Average Moderate Establishing ornamental specimen. C

121.9


Up to 10m

330 &

250 , 110 2.5 0 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Pair of established ornamental plantings; of no particular arboricultural quality. C12

3.96 3.278

230-231 Hornbeam Up to 12m 345 to 380 5 3 Early

Mature Average Poor Established ornamental plantings; T231 has a serious, irremediable structural defect such that its early loss is expected due to collapse.

C12 / U

4.14 to

4.56


2 N, 3.75 E, 6.75 S,

12.75 W

6 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; heavily suppressed from N by adjacent tree; of very low quality

suppressing better quality tree adjacent.C12

7.1


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

233 Beech 25m 960

9 N, 9 E,

8.75 S, 8.75 W


Single trunk; maintains a single lead for majority of height; structure and canopy typical for the species; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

11.5


5.25 N, 5.5 E, 7 S,

8.25 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; large subsidiary at 2m to W; forms four co-dominant stems at 3m;

crown slightly suppressed by adjacent trees.C12

7.5


4 N, 3.75 E, 4.25 S,

5 W

2 N, 4 E, 2 W

Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; maintains a single lead; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; of no


5.6

236 Beech 21m 730

6.5 N, 8.75 E, 7.75 S,

7 W


Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy suppressed from NW by adjacent tree; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.8

237 Beech 21m 775 6.25 4 , 2 W Mature Average Poor Single trunk; light Ivy cover to 5m; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 4m; union

obscured; structure typical for the species; crown slightly suppressed by tree to S. C12

9.3

238 Corsican Pine 26m 880

4 N, 6.75 E, 7.5 S,

6.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 10m; heavily suppressed from N by adjacent trees; low quality but high value; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

C12

10.5


6.75 N, 2.5 E, 5.75 S, 8.25 W

2 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.6

240 Beech 21m 715

8 N, 8.5 E, 9 S,

8.5 W

6 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant stems at 11m; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.6

241 Beech 19m 650

7.25 N, 8 E,

6.5 S, 8.5 W


Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.8

242 Beech 22m 920

7.75 N, 7 E,

6.5 S, 7 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 5m; stems in contact at 6.5m & 7m; of reduced potential; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

11.0


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


6 N, 6.5 E,

3.25 S, 2 W

6 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; maintains a single lead; heavily suppressed from W/S by adjacent

trees.C12

5.4

244 Beech 21m 745

5.75 N, 5.75 E,

7 S, 9.5 W

3.5 Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 5m; stems in contact for 1m; structure typical for the species; canopy suppressed from N/E; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.9

245 Beech 22m 690

5.75 N, 8.75 E, 8.5 S,

7.25 W


Single trunk; large subsidiary limb at 9m to E; maintains a single lead; suppressed N/W by adjacent trees; no clear visual indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.3


3.25 N, 4.75 E,

5 S, 6.5 W

7 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed from N by adjacent trees; of no


7.1

247 Beech 17m 760 6 8 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant upright/sub-dominant N stems at 7m; crown reduced

in the past; limited visibility due to adjacent trees.C12

9.1


7 N, 8.75 E, 6.5 S, 6 W

3.5 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 3.5m; stems in contact for 750mm; structure typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.2


6 N, 6 E,

4.5 S, 6.75 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; significant epicormic growth throughout; suppressed by adjacent

specimen.C12

6.4


5 N, 8.5 E, 9 S,

8.25 W

7 Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 6.5m; canopy suppressed from N; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.0

251 Sweet Chestnut 12m 330 6 1 Early

Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure and canopy typical fro the species; limited visibility due to other trees and built form.

C12

4.0


6 N, 5 E, 3 S, 8 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; leans slightly to NE; does not correct; above average epicormic

growth on bole and scaffold.C12

5.5

253 Beech 21m 565

5 N, 9.75 E, 5.25 S,

3 W

1 E Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; leans immediately to E; corrects at 12m where it forms E/W co-

dominant stems; union appears sound; canopy typical for the species.C12

6.8


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


4.25 N, 4.25 E, 4.25 S,

8 W

3 W Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed from N/SE by adjacent trees. C

126.8

255 Sycamore 15m 305 4 2.5 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

123.7


3.75 N, 3.5 E, 4.75 S,

5 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Previously E/W stems from ground; E stem lost; tear out wound contains some

decay; canopy typical for the species in this context.C12

5.6

257 Sycamore 14m 350 4.5 2 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species. C

124.2

258 Horse Chestnut 16m 590 7.25 2.25 Early

Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms N/E/S co-dominant stems at 2.5m; union appears sound; limited visibility due to adjacent trees and built form.

C12

7.1

259-260 Silver Birch Up to 14m 270 to 235 Young Average Poor Established ornamental plantings. C

123.24 2.82


4.5 N, 5.75 E, 4.5 S,

2.25 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant N/S sub-dominant stems at 3m; suppressed from W;


2.6


4 N, 6.25 E, 4.5 S,

4.25 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; kinks to N at 7m; maintains a single lead; canopy suppressed by


4.6


5.75 N, 3 E,

4.25 S, 3.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed by adjacent trees; of no


3.4


6.5 N, 5 E,

6.75 S, 7 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; maintains a single lead; kinks at 18m to N; suppressed from E by adjacent trees; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

6.6


6.25 N, 4.75 E, 2.75 S, 3.75 W

6 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; suppressed from S by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.3


6.5 N, 6 E,

4.5 S, 3 W


Single trunk; appears to exhibit fibre buckling between 3-4m; maintains a single lead; suppressed from S/W by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

267-268 Beech Up to 21m 670 to 655

4 N, 11 E, 7 S, 6 W

fro #267


Single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; forming cohesive canopy; limited visibility to N; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; individually category C but category B as a pair; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.04 7.86

269 Scots Pine 20m 290 2.5 10 Early Mature Average Hazardous Single trunk; leans immediately to E; shows signs of significant, immediate and

irreversible overall decline. U 3.5

270-272 Hybrid Black Poplar

Up to 14m

455 410 470

3 8 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunks; previously reduced to 13m; of no particular arboricultural quality;

provide a screening benefit on the boundary for residential properties to N.C12

5.46 4.92 5.64

273 Silver Birch 15m 400 4 9 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental specimen. C

124.8

274 Sycamore 14m 300 2.5 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; slightly suppressed by offsite tree adjacent; of no particular


3.6


5.75 N, 6 E, 6 S, 6 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for the species; limited visibility. C12

7.6

276-278 English Oak Up to 12m

645 555 500

6.25 N, 5 NE, 9 E, 13.75 SE,

12.25 S, 17.25 SW,

15.5 W, 14 NW

fro #278


Single trunks; forming a single cohesive canopy; structures typical for the species in this context; likely prominent in internal views to N/S; individually of low quality but as a collection gain higher moderate rating; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.74 6.66

6

279-280 Beech Up to 15m 690 to 735 7 3 Mature Average Poor Fluted bases; single trunks; structures typical for the species; canopies beginning

to merge; individually and as a pair of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

8.28 8.82

281 Monterey Cypress 14m 650 4 0 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

127.8

282 Sycamore 16m 950 7.75 4 Mature Average PoorTwin stemmed from base orientated N/S; some bark disruption to S of S stem; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

11.4

283 Hornbeam 14m 615 N710 S 7 1.5 Mature Average Poor Twin stemmed from base orientated N/S; structure and canopy typical for the


11.3


Up to 10m 460 to 365 5.75 4 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures and canopies typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.52 4.38


Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 3m; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

287 Hornbeam 14m 540 6 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species. C

126.5

288 Sycamore 16m 730 6.25 4.5 Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; maintains single lead for majority of height; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; likely to be visible from NW/W from multiple residential properties; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.8

289 Common Lime 11m 340 4 1.5 Early

Mature Average Poor Impact wound to S at 1m from ground; single trunk; slightly suppressed by adjacent Sycamore.

C12

4.1

290 Sycamore 9m 490 3.5 2.5 Early Mature Average Hazardous Shows signs of serious, immediate and irreversible overall decline. U 5.9

291 Sycamore 15m 630 6.5 2 Mature Average Moderate

Single trunk; appears to maintain a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely to be visible to W from residential properties; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.6


4 N, 2 E,

5.5 S, 5 W

4 Mature Average PoorExposed surface roots to W to 2.5m; single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems; union appears sound; canopy heavily suppressed from N by adjacent specimen; likely to be visible from W from multiple residential properties.

C12

8.7


5.25 N, 6.75 E,

7 S, 8 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant stems at 7m; suppressed

from S; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.4

294 Sycamore 15m 460 3.25 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms E/W co-dominant stems at 7m; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

5.5


7.75 N, 8 E,

7.25 S, 4.75 W

3 Mature Average Moderate Single trunk leans at 20° to E from ground; does not correct; root plate appears stable; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

7.7

296 Beech 17m 985 8 4 Mature Average HazardousSingle trunk; structure typical for the species; fungal fruiting bodies consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. to S/E/N and Meripilus giganteus at base to S; tree is infected with a pathogen likely to cause early loss of the specimen.

U 11.8

297 Beech 17m 890 6 2 Mature Average PoorLocated in planting pit; fluted base; single trunk; maintains a single lead; large subsidiary to S at 5m; crown reduced to 17m in the past; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

10.7

298 Silver Birch 6m 220 2.25 1 Early Mature Average Indifferent Above average epicormic growth at base; forms E/W co-dominant stems at 1.5m;


2.6

299-301 Deodar Cedar

Up to 8m Up to 250 2.5 0 Early

Mature Average Good Single trunks; beginning to form a cohesive canopy; establishing trees that gain a category C due to immature state.

C12

Up to 3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

302 Sycamore 16m 795 (over ivy) 5.5 3.5 Mature Average Poor

Single trunk with dense Ivy cover to 6m; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant stems at 3m; union obscured; previously reduced; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.5


8.75 N, 9 E,

9.5 S, 7.75 W

1.5 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 13m; above average epicormic

growth throughout scaffold; limited visibility.C12

5.9

304-305 Beech Up to 21m 710 to 895 9.75 3 Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunks; structures typical for the species; forming a common crown; likely visible from residential properties to W; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution; individually category C - category B as a pair.

B12

8.52 10.74

306-308 Ash Up to 9m

350 385 380

4.5 3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunks; structures and canopies typical of the species; of no particular


4.2 4.62 4.56

309 Purple Plum 6m 305 3.25 1 Early Mature Average Poor Four stems from base; canopy typical for the species; of no particular


3.7

310 Corsican Pine 21m 720 5.75 9 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant stems at 8m; structure and


8.6

311-312 Beech Up to 20m 955 to 835 8.5 1 Mature Average Indifferent

T311: extensive dark staining to 1.75m W and 0.5m S likely to be bleeding canker; both have single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; forming a single cohesive crown; category B as a pair.

U 11.46 10.02


8.25 N, 12.75 E, 8.5 S, 11 W


Single trunk; appears to maintain a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely visible from residential properties to W; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

A12

10.9


8.25 N, 6 E,

6.75 S, 7.75 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant upright/N stems at 4m; heavily suppressed fro0m S by adjacent tree; likely to be visible to W from residential properties.

C12

7.4

315 Sawara Cypress 8m 280 3.25 1 Early

Mature Average Moderate Fluted base; single trunk; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.4


3.5 N, 5.75 E, 8.5 S, 5.5 W

10 Mature Average Good

Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely visible for long distances to N/W; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution; particularly good example of the species.

A12

10.0

317 Beech 23m 845 7.25 2.5 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; structure typical for the species; large mass of fungal fruiting bodies at base to S consistent in appearance with Meripilus giganteus; tree has a pathogenic infection likely to result in its early loss.

U 10.1


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


7 N, 8.25 E, 3.25 S, 6.75 W

3 N Mature Average PoorSingle trunk; forms E/W stems at 8.2m; heavily suppressed by adjacent trees; above average epicormic growth on bole and scaffold; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.9

319 Beech 22m 835

7 N, 7.75 E, 9.25 S,

7 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; Ivy present to 6m; trunk develops lean to E; structure typical for the species; canopy slightly suppressed by adjacent trees.

C12

10.0

320 Beech 20m 940

5 N, 4.5 E,

7.25 S, 5.75 W


Single trunk; fungal fruiting body consistent in appearance with Meripilus giganteus at base to S; forms co-dominant NW/SE stems; included bark and pocket in union; stems fuse at 3.8m; should be removed for reasons of sound arboricultural management.

U 11.3


4 N, 7 E,

4.75 S, 5.5 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy to 5m; suppressed to S by adjacent trees; of no particular


4.4

322 Hornbeam 16m 320 3 , 5 E 5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; suppressed from W; of no particular arboricultural quality. C12

3.8

323 Beech 26m 925

6 N, 6.75 E,

7 S, 7.75 W

7 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 6m; N stem twists to W; stems in contact to 4m; likely to visible for long distances to S; poor structural condition results in category C rating.

B12

11.1


14m 14m 14m

260 280 380

5 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; Established ornamental plantings beginning to form a cohesive

crown.C12

3.12 3.36 4.56


335 430 310

5.75 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; forming a cohesive canopy; T328 is dead.

C12 / U

4.02 5.16 3.72

330-331 Hornbeam 16m to 16m

310 , 340 &

550

5 2 Mature Average IndifferentT330: twin stemmed from base; T331: single trunk with nest box to E; above average epicormic growth from base; of no particular arboricultural quality; possibly visible to residential properties to S.

C12

5.522 6.66

332 Norway Maple 15m 505 7 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms E/W/S co-dominant stems at 3m; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.1


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


395 570 630 465

4.75 N, 5.25 NE,

6.5 E, 7 SE,

14.25 S, 12.75 SW,

11.75 W, 3.75 NWfro #336

7 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunks; etiolated/drawn up form; forming a single cohesive canopy; individually category C gain category B rating as a collection; dependant upon companion shelter.

B12

4.74 6.84 7.56 5.58

337-338 Horse Chestnut

17m to 17m 635 to 475 5 3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; both have bleeding cankers

present to W; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

7.62 5.7

339 Beech 19m 860

8.5 N, 7.25 E,

9 S, 8.5 W


Single trunk; large subsidiary to S at 3m; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 8.2m; union appears sound; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

A12

10.3


14m to 14m 375 to 320 6.25 2.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; established ornamental plantings. C12

4.5 3.84


6.75 N, 5.5 E, 4.5 S,

5.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 7m; union appears sound; structure typical for the species; canopy slightly suppressed by adjacent trees; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

6.2

343 English Oak 5m 225 3.75 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species. C

122.7

344-345 English Oak 16m to 16m


7.25 N, 8 NE, 9 E,

10 SE, 9.25 S,

7.25 SW,

6.75 W, 6.5 NWfro #344

4 E, 2 W Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunks; Ivy to 8m partially obscuring scaffolds; structures typical for the species; forming a single cohesive crown; individually of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.32 8.76

346 Hornbeam 16m 610 (over ivy) 5.5 4 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 3m; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

7.3


10.25 N, 10 E,

10.25 S, 6.25 W

1.5 E, 7 W Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant NE/SW stems at 15m; union appears sound;

suppressed from W by adjacent tree; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

8.6


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


8.75 N, 5.75 E, 9.25 S, 9.25 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms three co-dominant stems orientated N-S at 5m; large subsidiary limb arises to S at 4m; suppressed from S by adjacent Oak.

C12

7.7

349 Sycamore 20m 720 (over ivy) 9.25 4 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy cover on trunk and scaffold; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

8.6

350 Lawson Cypress 9m 180 ,

170 3 0 Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from base; canopy typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

3.0

351 Beech 22m 765

7.5 N, 10 E,

7.25 S, 7 W

1 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms three co-dominant stems orientated E-W at 15m; structure typical for the species; canopy one sided to E.

C12

9.2

352 Sycamore 17m 575 5 6 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms two co-dominant stems at 8.8m; high canopy; of no particular


6.9

353 European Larch 18m 820 (over

ivy) 5 7.25 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures structure for majority of height; canopy typical for the species.

C12

9.8

354-355 Beech 18m to 18m 775 to 680

8.5 N, 6 NE, 6.5 E,

6.75 SE, 7.5 S, 8 SW,

11.5 W, 9.75 NWfro #354


T354: single trunk with fluted base; limb lost at 0.75m - wound occluded; trunk leans to SE at 15°, does not correct; suppressed from W by adjacent tree; T355: single trunk; leans to SW at 15°; trunk forms co-dominant E/W stems at 8.3m; union appears sound; forming a common crown; likely visible internally and to SW/W from residential properties.

C12

9.06 8.16

356 European Larch 20m 890 (over

ivy) 6.5 , 7 W 6 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures structure for entire height; canopy one sided to

W; likely visible to SW/W from residential properties.C12

10.7

357 Hornbeam 10m 410 (over ivy) 7.25 1.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely visible to SW/S from residential properties.

C12

4.9

358 European Larch 20m 605

5.75 N, 6.25 E, 5.25 S,

8 W

4 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for the species; canopy one sided to W due to suppression from adjacent specimens.

C12

7.3


6 N, 5.75 E, 6.25 S, 9.75 W


Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; canopy one sided to W due to suppression from adjacent trees; likely visible from residential properties to SW; particularly good example of the species; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

A12

9.7

360 Sycamore 18m 720 (over ivy) 7.25 4 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy partially obscures entire structure; structure and canopy typical

for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

8.6


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

361-365 Beech 19m to 22m

835 555 410 535

740 (over ivy)

22.75 N, 16.5 NE, 15.5 E,

6.25 SE, 9 S, 9.25 SW,

9.75 W, 16.5 NWfro #361

4 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; previously reduced to 19m in the past; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

10.02 6.66 4.92 6.42 8.88

366 Sycamore 17m 440 5.25 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; cavity at 4.5m to SW measures approx 100mm x 100mm; die back in

tips; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.3

367-368 Beech 23m to 22m 785 to 705 10.5 4 Mature Average Indifferent

T367: single trunk; forms co-dominant NW/SE stems at 12m; union appears sound; T368: single trunk; maintains single lead; structures typical for the species; individually and as a collection worthy of category B; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.42 8.46

369 Sycamore 19m 480 (over ivy) 5 4 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures structure for entire height; canopy typical for the species.

C12

5.8

370 Hornbeam 16m 455 6.75 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 3m; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

5.5

371 Beech 15m 340 6.75 1 Early Mature Average Indifferent Structure and canopy typical for the species. C

124.1

372-373 Beech 8m to 8m 430 to 315 5.5 1 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Structures and canopies typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.16 3.78

374 Beech 19m 790 6.25 2 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms dominant upright/W sub-dominant stems at 7m; W stem curves to N; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.5

375 Sycamore 18m 425 6 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; large subsidiary limb at 4m to N; structure


5.1

376-377 Tibetan Cherry

4m to 4m 110 to 105 3 1 Young Average Indifferent Recently planted ornamental specimens. C

121.32 1.26

378-379 Bird Cherry 6m to 6m 120 to 115 3 2 Young Average Indifferent Establishing ornamental specimens. C

121.44 1.38


9m to 10m 120 to 200 4.25 1.5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental trees. C12

1.44 2.4

393 Silver Birch 18m 460 , 420

4 N, 3 E, 6 S, 6 W

3.5 SW Mature Average Poorsilver birch; single trunk; forks at 1m into 2no.codominant stems orientated N/E-southwest; compression fork; canopy and structure otherwise typical for species; of low arboricultural quality; likely to be visible within external views.

C12

7.5


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

394-395 SycamoreAsh

15m to 17m 545 to 535

6 N, 8 E, 6 S,

5.75 Wfro #2

3.5 SW Early Mature Average Indifferent

Sycamore and Ash; both single trunked and forming cohesive crown; Sycamore leader lost at c.9m; Ash lifted over footpath; both of low arboricultural quality; likely to provide minimal contribution within external views of site

C12

6.54 6.42

396 English Oak 16m 435 4 , 2 N 4 Early

Mature Average IndifferentSingle truck with slight leans to southeast; canopy suppressed to east for entire height; unions appear typical for species; of low arboricultural quality but likely to be prominent within short range internal views.

C12

5.2


5 N, 6 E,

4.25 S, 4 W


English Oak; leans slightly to east; forks at c.3.5m into3no. Stems with dominant into t3oo east; union poor with included bark; crown one-sided to south; likely to visible from boundary but considered to be of significantly reduced potential

C12

6.5

398-400 Sycamore Up to 17m

480 315 480

8 N, 5 E, 6 S, 7 W


self-seeded appearance; all of poor structure; trunks lean to east; share a common cohesive crown; provide a cohesive crown; of no particular arboricultural quality; likely to be of only short term potential.

C12

5.76 3.78 5.76

401 Hornbeam 14m 480 6 3 Early Mature Average Poor

Single upright trunk; structure typical for species; bark loss to 2.5m from base on south side of trunk, mycelium present; any existing value likely to be lost within 10 years.

U 5.8


6 N, 3.5 E, 6.5 S, 4 W


Single upright trunk for entire height; crown on sided to south and southwest; suppressed by companion shelter to north; adds density to boundary screen; of low arboricultural quality.

C12

5.9


6 N, 4 E, 6 S, 7 W

2.5 , 4 NW

Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single upright trunk; forks at c.5.5m into dominant to south with subsidiary to southeast; above average amount of deadwood and storm damage in central upper scaffold; of low arboricultural quality.

C12

5.2

404 Beech 23m 875

7 N, 7.25 E, 7.5 S, 7.5 W


Single upright stout trunk; forks at 6.5m into 2no. Co dominant stems orientated new/Se; union looks tight but appears sound; densely branched ad foliated crown throughout; a tall and established tree likely to be visible for some distance outside of the site boundary to the east; as long as appropriately maintained is considered capable of providing a significant future contribution to the setting

B12

10.5

405 English Oak 22.5m 765

10 N, 9 E,

9.5 S, 11 W

4 Mature Average Good

Single trunk leans slightly to east; main bole ivy covered to c.9m; structure otherwise appears typical for species with wide low level spreading canopy; an established tree likely to be visible from adjacent footpath and interior views to the west; as long as appropriately maintained is considered capable of providing a significant future contribution to the setting.

A12

9.2


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


Up to 8m

400 450 370 380 290 490 510 470

4 2 Early Mature Average Poor Collection of planted ornamental types with mutually suppressed canopies;

individually and collectively of only low arboricultural quality.C12

4.8 5.4

4.44 3.48 5.88 6.12 5.64

414 Bird Cherry 11m 530 (over ivy) 7 2 Early

Mature Average Poor Single upright trunk with dense ivy cover to c.4m; poor structure; dense radial crown; considered to be of limited potential; of low arboricultural quality

C12

6.4

415-419 Tibetan Cherry

Up to 5m Up to 150 2 1 Young Average Indifferent Small ornamental trees; of no particular arboricultural quality; readily replaceable. C

121.8


Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; leans slightly to southeast; of poor structure; ornamental planting of no low arboricultural quality.

C12

4.1


7.5 N, 7.5 E, 6 S, 7 W


Stout upright trunk forks at c.2m into 2no. co dominant stems orientated E/W; union looks wide but appears sound; above average amount of epicormic growth and deadwood within upper scaffold; exhibits signs of physiological retreat associated with life-stage; as long as appropriately maintained is considered capable of providing a significant future contribution to the setting.

B12

11.0


Mature Average Indifferent Single upright; forks at 1.5m into co dominant stems orientated N/S; considered to be of only short term potential and low arboricultural quality

C12

5.2

423-424 Apple Up to 7.5m 350 to 360 4 3 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental plantings of poor structure; considered to be of reduced potential and low arboricultural quality.

C12

4.2 4.32

425 Purple Plum 7m

255 , 145 , 165 , 185

4 2 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; densely branched; structure apepars typical for life-stage; establisheding ornamental planting; likely to be significant within only short distance veiws; of low arboricultural quality.

C12

4.6

426 Hawthorn 6m 160 2 2 Young Average Indifferent Small ornamental tree; readily replaceable. C12

1.9

427 Apple 8m 320 3.5 5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; establishing ornamental planting; structure appears typial for

species; of low arboriclutral quality.C12

3.8


Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental tree; structure typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.9

429-431 Apple Up to 6m

300 380 495

3.5 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental trees; low level spreading crowns; of no particular arboricultural

quality; readily replaceable.C12

3.6 4.56 5.94


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


Up to 7m

400 340 490 550 425

4 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental trees; low level spreading crowns; provide a temporary and low

level screen on boundary; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.8 4.08 5.88 6.66 5.1

437 Flowering Cherry 7.5m 510 3.5 3 Early

Mature Average Poor Shows signs of significant, immediate and irreversible overall decline. U 6.1

438-439 Apple Up to 6m 200 to 385 3 2 Early

Mature Average Poor Small ornamental tree; of no particular arboricultural quality; readily replaceable. C12

2.4 4.62

440 False Acacia 10m 560 5.5 2.5 Early Mature Average Poor

Single stout trunk; exposed surface root on NW side to 2.5m; structure typical for species; twin stemmed from c.2m; above average amount of dead wood and small leaf size throughout canopy; appears to be of only short term potential.

C12

6.7


Up to 7.5m

515 460 270 280 540

4.5 3 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental trees; provide a temporary and low level screen on boundary; of


6.18 5.52 3.24 3.36 6.48

446 Apple 5m 240 3 2 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental tree; structure typical for species; of no particular arboricultural

quality; readily replaceable.C12

2.9

447 Apple 4.5m 210 3.5 1.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental tree; readily replaceable. C

122.5

448-454 Apple 4m to 8m

390 380 230 340 160 230 410

4 2 Young Average Poor Small ornamental trees; structures typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality; readily replaceable.

C12

4.68 4.56 2.76 4.08 1.92 2.76 4.92


Up to 8m

630 410 320

5.5 2 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental trees; structures typical for species; of no particular

arboricultural quality; readily replaceable.C12

7.56 4.92 3.84

458 Bird Cherry 6m 230 4 2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental tree; of no particular arboricultural quality; readily replaceable. C

122.8

459-460 Apple Up to 6m 280 to 260 3 1 Young Average Indifferent Small ornamental trees; readily replaceable. C

123.36 3.12

461 Norway spruce 14m 485 5 1 Early

Mature Average Good Single trunk; established ornamental planting; structure typical for species; of no particlur arboricultural quality.

C12

5.8

462-465 Apple Up to 5m

210 240 225 245

3.5 1 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental trees; structures typical for species; of no particular

arboricultural quality; readily replaceable.C12

2.52 2.88 2.7

2.94


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

466 Small-leafed Lime 11m 430 5.75 1.25 Early


Single upright trunk; pronounced buttress roots on all sides; densely branched scaffold with unions considered typical for species; established ornamental planting; at it's current height and size is unlikely to be of any particular significance within long range views

B12

5.2

467 Small-leafed Lime 9m 385 5 2 Early

Mature Average ModerateSingle upright trunk; densely branched; structure appears typical for species; visible from numerous short-distance views within site but unlikely to be visible within long range views to south; establishing ornamental planting;

C12

4.6

468 Norway Maple 10m 430 4.5 ,

4 S 2.25 N Early Mature Average Poor

Single upright trunk with pronounced buttressing to S/NE; forks at c. 1.75m into 2no. Co dominant stems to N/S; lateral branching on all quarters; unsympathetically lifted to SE; of low arboricultural quality; likely to be prominent within short range views.

C12

5.2


8m to 11m

420 330 400 550 270 650 445 460 325 460 450 385 370

7 SE, 4.5 NW 2 Mature Average Indifferent

planted avenue; single trunks forking at c.2m into densely branched canopies; structures appear typical for species in context with some suppression from companion shelter; deadwood present throughout canopies considered typical for life-stage; individually and as a collection considered to be of reduced potential and low arboricultural quality

C12

5.04 3.96 4.8 6.6

3.24 7.8

5.34 5.52 3.9

5.52 5.4

4.62 4.44

482 Elder 6m 320 2.5 0 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Self-set appearance; of poor structure and suppressed by companion shelter to south; of low arboricultural quality; unlikely to be visible except within short-range internal views.

C1

3.8


2.5 NE, 4 SE, 5 SW, 4 NW


Sell-set appearance; of poor structure; canopy suppressed by companion shelter; of low arboricultural quality; unlikely to be visible except within short-range internal views.

C1

7.1

484 Sweet Chestnut 14.5m 660 ,

695

9.75 N, 7.5 E, 8.5 S, 9.5 W

2 Mature Average IndifferentShort stout bole; forks at 1m into 2no. co dominant stems; union appears sound; lateral branching on all quarters supporting radial canopy; dense epicormic growth within upper south of canopy; likely to be visible from adjacent offsite footpath

C12

11.5

485 Hornbeam 15m 330 2 Early Mature Dead Hazardous Standing deadwood U 4.0

486 Ash 22m 440

1 , 1.5 SE, 7.5 S,

1.5 SW

7 S Early Mature Low Poor

Single upright trunk with drawn up structure; maintains single leader for entire height; above average deadwood throughout; significant dieback to N/E/W; early loss anticipated; stability likely to depend on companion shelter.

U 5.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

487-490SycamoreHornbeamBeech

22m to 25m

300 , 475 &

385 590 510

8 N, 5 E,

5.5 S, 3.75 W

4 E Early Mature Below average Poor

Tree Nos. 487 Sycamore, 488 Hornbeam, 489 Common Beech, 490 Sycamore; all etiolated with poor structure; individually and collectively considered to be of low arboricultural quality; form a cohesive crown area; likely to be of only short term potential and limited visibility within external views. Note: Tree No.489 Common Beech has Meripilus Giganteus at base; appears to be a state of irremediable decline; early loss anticipated due to collapse; should be removed for reasons of sound arboricultural management.

C12 / U

6.742 4.62 7.08 6.12

491 Sweet Chestnut 12m 795

6 NE, 5 E,

7.5 S, 5 W

2 E Mature Below average Poor

Single stout twisted trunk; forks into dominant central (twisted to west) and subdominant twisted to south and east; decay pockets at old pruning wounds throughout canopy; storm damage and epicormic growth in upper canopy; bark necrosis at compression side of dominant stem; provides dense addition to collection in which located; of low arboricultural.

C12

9.5

492 Hornbeam 14m 3955 ,

6 NE, 5 SE


Single upright trunk; maintains single leader for entire height; lateral branching on all quarters; structure considered typical for species; radial canopy; likely to be prominent within short distance internal views only; of low arboricultural quality

C12

4.7

493 Ash 18m 550 (over ivy)

4.25 , 6 N 7 N Early

Mature Below average Poor

Single upright trunk; maintains single leader for entire height; lateral branching on all quarters; canopy suppressed by adjacent hornbeam; structure otherwise appears typical for species; radial canopy; slightly above average amount of deadwood for life-stage; likely to be visible within short distance internal views only; likely to be of reduced potential; of low arboricultural quality

C12

6.6

494 Sweet Chestnut 12m 420 3.5 ,

5 SEarly

Mature Dead Hazardous Standing deadwood U 5.0

495 English Oak 20m 720 (over ivy)

6.25 N, 4.5 E, 8.75 S, 6.25 W


Single upright trunk; unable to inspect unions due to Ivy covering main scaffold to c.10m; appears to maintain single leader for entire height with large laterals to south and west; canopy suppressed to south by adjacent built form; deadwood and epicormic growth within canopy; considered to be of low arboricultural quality; softens the effect of the adjacent built form.

C12

8.6

496-497 HornbeamSycamore

15m to 19m 410 to 610 6.25 ,

8 W 4 SE Mature Average Poor

Tree No.496 Hornbeam; Tree No.497 Sycamore; both single trunked with vertical trunks; lateral branching on all quarters; forma a cohesive crown with suppression on internal edge; visibility likely to be restricted to internal views and from adjacent footpath only; of low arboricultural quality individually and collectively.

C12

4.92 7.32


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

498-500HornbeamSycamoreBeech

12m 14m 12m

430 (over ivy)

445 (over ivy)

480 (over ivy)

5 3 Mature Average Indifferent

Tree No.498 Sycamore; Tree No.499 Hornbeam; Tree No.500 Beech; single trunked with Ivy cover up to c.4m; all maintain single leaders for entire height; lateral branching on all quarters; form a cohesive crown with suppression on internal edges; visibility likely to be restricted to internal views and from adjacent footpath only; considered to be of low arboricultural quality individually and collectively.

C12

5.16 5.34 5.76

501 Beech 20m 835

8.5 N, 8 E, 6 S,

5.5 W


Single upright trunk; compression fork at c.7m appears typical for species; 2no. Co dominant stems with lateral branching on all quarters; forms high canopy with slightly unbalanced canopy; visibility likely to be restricted to internal views and from adjacent footpath only; established specimen; as long as appropriately maintained is considered capable of providing a significant future contribution to the setting.

B12

10.0

502-503 Hornbeam 14m to

14m 490 to 430

7.25 N, 8.5 E, 6.5 S, 6.5 W


both single trunked with slight lean to west; lateral branching on all quarters; form a cohesive crown with suppression on internal edge; visibility likely to be restricted to internal views and from adjacent footpath only; of low arboricultural quality individually and collectively.

C12

5.88 5.16

504 English Oak 18.5m 840

7 N, 9.25 E, 10 S,

9.25 W

4 N Mature Average Indifferent

established specimen; buttress roots on all quarters; forks at c.6m into 2no. co dominant stems orientated N/SE; lateral branching on all quarters; unions appear typical for species; provides large radial canopy with minor suppression from companion shelter to NW; one of the principle components of the group in which located; as long as appropriately maintained is considered capable of providing a significant future contribution to the setting.

A12

10.1

505-506 English Oak 24m to

23m 540 to 450

5 N, 8.5 E, 7 S,

4.5 Wfro #113

3 S Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunks; both drawn up with single leader for entire height; lateral branching on all quarters; form a cohesive crown with suppression on internal edge; provide a high canopy addition to the group in which located; visibility likely to be restricted to internal views and from adjacent footpath only; of low arboricultural quality individually and collectively.

C12

6.48 5.4

507-508 Silver Birch 10m to 4m

#1 120 S#1 120 N

#2 60 2.25 1.5 Young Average Indifferent Young trees with stem diameters below 150mm; structures typical for species; of


2.037 0.72


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

509-511 Sycamore12m 16m 15m

#3 150 N#3 290 S

#4 220 (over ivy) E

#4 245 (over ivy) N

#4 315 W#5 320 @arf

S#5 360 @arf

N

8.25 N, 4.5 E, 4.5 S, 6 W

4.5 Early Mature Average Poor Likely self seeded; multistemmed from base; structures typical for species; crowns

mutually suppressed; provide screen on boundary.C12

3.918 5.469 5.78

512 Hazel 4.5m 450 @arf

3.25 N, 0.25 E,

6 S, 5.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor Diameter estimated; multistemmed from ground level; structure partially obscured

by Ivy; suppressed by adjacent specimens; provides a short length of screen.C12

4.5

513 Sycamore 14m 310 3.25 5 Early Mature Dead Hazardous Dead tree. U 3.7


7.25 N, 5.5 E, 1.25 S, 7.75 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; dense Ivy obscures structure; structure typical for the species; structure suppressed from S; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

7.7


240 (over ivy)

330 (over ivy)

410 (over ivy) @arf

5 54 Early Mature Average Poor

Likely self seeded trees in close proximity; drawn up/etiolated forms; mutually suppressed and suppressed by adjacent specimens; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

2.88 3.96 4.1

518 Sycamore 17m 745 (over ivy) @arf

4.75 , 5.5 W 5 Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; multistemmed from base; structure partially obscured by dense

Ivy; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

7.5



0.25 N, 3 E,

3.75 S, 6.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; single trunks; partially obscured by Ivy; suppressed by

adjacent trees; provide a length of screen on the boundary.C12

3.6 3.78

521 English Oak 8.5m 690 (over ivy)

7.5 N, 8 E, 3 S,

2.75 W


Fungal fruiting body consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. on ground at base to E -partially decayed; appears to have be affixed at approx 0.15m; single trunk; partially obscured by Ivy; significant dead wood present; die back in canopy; tree has a significant pathogenic infection which, combined with die back in crown suggests tree will be lost within 10 years.

U 8.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

522 Sycamore 14m 220 S675 @arf N

5 N, 4.5 E,

4.25 S, 5.5 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; multistemmed from ground; sparse canopy; dead wood in

canopy to E; provides a short length of screen on the boundary. C12

8.5

523 Sycamore 15m 560 @arf

3.5 N, 5 E,

5.5 S, 5.25 W

4.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; single trunk to 1m; Ivy partially obscures structure; suppressed

from N/W by adjacent trees; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

5.6

524 Beech 19m 790

8 N, 8 E,

10 S, 5.75 W


Grows on slight mound; surface roots visible to max 1.5m N; fluted base; buttress roots to 0.25m; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; canopy droops to ground except where lifted over footpath; provides a length of screen on the boundary; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.5


2.5 N, 3.25 E,

6 S, 5 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Likely self seeded; single trunk to 0.8m; structure and canopy heavily suppressed

by adjacent trees; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

4.9

526 Hawthorn 8m 170 3 2.5 Young Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for species; radial crown; provides temporary and low level screen on boundary.

C12

2.0

527 Hawthorn 5.5m 105 2.5 0.5 Young Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for species; provides temporary and low level screen on boundary.

C1

1.3

528 Sycamore 18m

215 (over ivy) S

660 (over ivy) @arf

5.5 N, 4.5 E, 4 S,

7.75 W


Multistemmed from 0.25m with subsidiary from ground to S; structure partially obscured by Ivy; drawn up/etiolated form; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

8.3

529 Ash 18m 720 @arf

4 N, 7.75 E, 5.75 S, 8.75 W

4 Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; single trunk to 0.4m; partially obscured by Ivy; suppressed from N/S by adjacent trees; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

7.2

530 Ash 16m 370 @arf

1.75 N, 6.25 E, 3.5 S,

0.25 W

5 Early Mature Average Poor Likely self seeded; single trunk to 0.5m; partially obscured by Ivy to 5m; NW stem

appears dead and should be removed; adds density to screen on the boundary.C1

3.7


4 N, 5 E,

6.5 S, 8.25 W


Twin stemmed from ground level; stems in contact to 2m; rot pocket in base affecting heartwood; tree has a serious irremediable structural defect such that it is likely to be lost due to collapse.

U 5.9

532 Ash 15m 385 @arf

0.5 N, 0.25 E, 0.5 S,

8.25 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Likely self seeded; dominant central trunk with subsidiaries; heavily suppressed

from N/E/S by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C1

3.9


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)



7 N, 6.25 E, 6.5 S, 8 W

4 Mature Average IndifferentMultistemmed from base; structures partially obscured by Ivy but appears typical for the species in this context; as a pair are among the more established specimens along this section of the boundary; provide a length of screen.

C12

7.5 11.76

535-538 HawthornHazel

5m to 8m

275 @arf to 480 @arf

1.5 N, 4 E,

2.5 S, 5 W

2 E, 3 W

Early Mature Average Poor

Species run Hawthorn/Hazel/Hawthorn/Hazel; Tree No.31 only tree with single stem; mutually suppressed; drawn up/etiolated forms; provide a dense screen on the boundary; suggest coppicing in near future.

C12

2.75 4.8


3.5 N, 1.25 E,

1 S, 6.5 W


Likely self seeded; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; low screening value due to high crown; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

2.6


7m to 10m

400 (over ivy) @arf to 600 (over ivy) @arf

5.5 N, 4 E,

4.5 S, 3.75 W


Species are Tree Nos. 34,36,37 Hawthorn, 35,38,39 Hazel; Hazels and 36 coppiced in past; partially obscured by dense Ivy; heavily mutually suppressed and by adjacent trees; provide a dense low level screen on the boundary; recommend coppicing due to structural condition.

C12

4 to 6

546 Beech 19m 715

7.75 N, 8.25 E, 8.75 S, 6.25 W

0.25 Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; exceedingly dense epicormic growth all sides of stem and basal area obscures trunk; possibly former pollard; diameter measured at 2m; no obvious signs of pathogens; forms co-dominant stems at 3m; union appears sound; crown typical for the species in this context; average dead wood present; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

8.6


7.5 N, 11 E, 12 S,

12.5 SW,

6 5 W

4 Mature Average Poor Single trunk to 4.5m; heavily suppressed from N/NW; canopy appears typical for the species; limited visibility; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

8.3



0.5 N, 0.25 E, 0.5 S, 9 W

4 Young Average Poor Likely self seeded; single trunks; dense Ivy partially obscures structures; heavily suppressed from N/E/S; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C1

2.4 3.3

550 Beech 11m 1200 @arf

7.5 N, 9.75 E,

6 S, 4.5 W

2 , 1.5 E Mature Average Poor

Possibly former pollard; significant epicormic growth on all sides of trunk; single trunk; forms multiple stems from 1.75m; canopy typical for the species in this context; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

12.0

551 Norway Maple 12m 450 (over

ivy)

3.75 N, 0.25 E,

4 S, 7 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; crown suppressed from N/E/S; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

125.4


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


6m to 5m


@arf

0.25 , 5.75 W 3.5 Young Average Poor

T552 Hawthorn; single trunk; T553 Hazel; single remaining trunk with two dead subsidiaries to N/S; suppressed N/E/S; obscured by dense Ivy; provide a length of screen on the boundary; recommend coppicing.

C12

3.12 3.5

554 Sycamore 14.5m 780 (over ivy) @arf

2.75 N, 2.75 E,

5 S, 6.75 W

4 Mature Average Poor Multistemmed from near ground; majority obscured by dense Ivy; suppressed from N/E; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

7.8

555-560 Hazel 4m to 7m


3 N, 2 E,

3.75 S, 1.5 W

3 W Young Average Indifferent Collection of six previously coppiced trees that provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

2.5 to 6.5


6.75 N, 7 E, 6 S,

6.25 W

3.5 Mature Low IndifferentSingle trunk; cavity on SE quarter from ground to approx 1m; decay extends into heart wood; bark falling from tree in many places; tree has a serious irremediable structural defect that is likely to result in it's early loss.

U 8.5


4 N, 3.5 E,

3.75 S, 5.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor Likely self seeded; single trunk; light Ivy covering; provides a length of screen on

the boundary.C12

3.4

563-565 Beech9m 6m 9m

375 @arf 200 @arf 200 @arf

5.5 N, 2.75 E, 3.75 S,

5 W

1 Young Average Poor Diameters estimated due to epicormic growth; previously coppiced and reduced to 1m in the past; now multistemmed; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

3.75 2 2

566 Sycamore 19.5m 1145

6.25 N, 7.25 E, 4.5 S,

5.25 W

5 , 2 E Mature Average Indifferent Likely self seeded; forms ten stems by 1.5m; on of the more established trees on

this length of the boundary; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

13.7


3.75 N, 7.75 E, 6.25 S,

4 W

5 , 0.75 E Mature Average Indifferent Established likely self seeded tree; heavily suppressed from S/W/N; provides a

length of screen on the boundary. C12

9.1


2.75 , 5 W 5.5 Early

Mature Average Poor Multistemmed from ground level; of no particular arboricultural quality; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

5.4


3.25 N, 3 E,

3.75 S, 6.75 W

5 , 2 W Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from 0.25m; of no particular arboricultural quality; provides a length

of screen on the boundary.C12

7.1


3.25 N, 4.25 E, 5.75 S, 5.75 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established likely self seeded tree; single trunk; provides a length of screen on the

boundary. C12

5.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

571 Hazel 6m 900 @arf

4.75 N, 6.25 E,

4 S, 6.25 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from ground level; of no particular arboricultural quality; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

9.0


6.5 N, 7.25 E, 3.5 S,

8.25 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk to 8m; light Ivy covering; structure and canopy typical for the species

in this context; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

4.5


4.5 N, 4.5 E, 5 S,

6.25 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from ground level; poor initial union; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

9.1


3.75 N, 3 E, 4 S,

6.25 W

5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; provides

a length of screen on the boundary.C12

4.2


315 @arf 790 @arf 750 @arf

7.5 N, 5.5 E,

4.75 S, 5 W

4 , 2 N

Early Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed; provide a screen on the boundary. C

12

3.15 7.9 7.5


235 270 180

3.5 4 , 2 N Young Average Poor Single trunks; drawn up/etiolated forms; canopies typical for the species in this

context; provide a length of screen on the boundary.C12

2.82 3.24 2.16

581 Sycamore 16m 190 , 185

over Ivy

3.25 , 1 NE 7 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Forms three stems before 0.75m; drawn up/etiolated form; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

2.22 2.16


190 150 170

0.25 NE, 0.5 SE, 3 SW,

0.75 NW

4 Young Average Poor Single trunks; drawn up/etiolated forms; canopies typical for the species in this context; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

2.28 1.8

2.04

585 Sycamore 16m

220 , 250 , 205 , 240

2.5 , 1 NE 7 Early

Mature Average Poor Multistemmed; drawn up/etiolated from; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

5.5

586 Beech 16m 730

7.5 N, 8.5 E,

9.25 S, 6 W

2 , 0.5 S Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; two likely man made holes to N side up to 0.5m N quarter; possibly had fence in contact with the trunk in past; first major limb at 2m to NE; some decay in SE scaffold at old tear out; suppressed from N; canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

8.8


6.25 N, 7 E,

2.5 S, 3.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms dominant S/N sub-dominant stems at 1.4m; suppressed from

S; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

5.3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

588 Hawthorn 10m 470 (over ivy) @arf

3 N, 5.5 E, 4 S,

4.5 W

1 E, 3 W

Early Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from 1.5m; majority obscured by dense Ivy; provides a length of

screen on the boundary.C12

4.7


8 N, 9.75 E, 8.75 S,

7 W

2 , 5.5 E Mature Average Moderate

Epicormic growth at base on all sides; single trunk; trunk and scaffold partially obscured by Ivy to approx. 8m; trunk forms co-dominant N/S stems at 3m; structure and canopy typical for the species; established tree likely visible for mid-long distances E-W; provides a length of screen on the boundary; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

12.7

590 Sycamore 12m 2456.75 SW,

6.75 W,

5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; canopy heavily suppressed N/E/S; of no particular arboricultural

quality.C12

2.9


2.5 N, 4.25 E, 2.75 S, 5.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Three stems from base; provides a short length of screen on the boundary. C

125.6


0.5 N, 2 E,

0.5 S, 5.5 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Twin stemmed from base orientated dominant S/N subsidiary; of no particular


2.8

593 Sycamore 16m 340 @arf S680 @arf N

5.5 , 11.25 3 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from ground level; significant dead wood at 2.5m to S should be removed; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

9.1


310 (over ivy)

265 (over ivy)

725 (over ivy) @arf 475 (over ivy) @arf 400 (over ivy) @arf 660 (over ivy) @arf 560 (over ivy) @arf 310 (over

ivy) 220 (over

ivy)

5.75 NE, 6.5 SE,

4.25 SW,

4.25 NW

2 E, 4 W


Collection of likely self seeded Sycamore; all partially obscured by Ivy; suppressed internally and E/W by adjacent specimens; of no particular arboricultural quality; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

3.72 3.18 7.25 4.75

4 6.66 5.6

3.72 2.64


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


3.75 NE, 3 SE, 4 SW,

5.5 NW

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Exposed surface roots to 0.5m N; single trunk; suppressed from E by adjacent

trees; provides a length of screen on the boundary.C12

4.3

604 Horse Chestnut 9m 740 @arf 7.25 3 Mature Average Indifferent Co-dominant E/W stems from base; rapidly forms five stems; significant degree of

Phytopthera infection present; canopy typical for the species.C12

7.4

605 Sycamore 11m 425 5.75 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

125.1

606 False Acacia 9m 400 (over ivy) 6.25 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy to 4m; structure and canopy typical for the species. C12

4.8

607 Beech 19m 820

7.25 N, 8.75 E, 10 S,

7.25 W


Single trunk; epicormic growth to W; light Ivy cover to 9m partially obscures initial unions; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 7m; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees and built form; likely visible E/W along adjacent highway and residential properties to S; no clear indications of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

B12

9.8

608-645 Beech 9m to 10m 120 to 300

7.25 N, 3 E, 6 S, 3 W


Likely planted to form a hedgerow but not been maintained; mutually suppressed canopies; likely visible E/W along adjacent highway and from residential properties to S; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

1.44 3.6

646 Beech 11m 575

8.5 N, 6.25 E,

6 S, 8.5 W


Single trunk; forms dominant upright/N sub-dominant stems at 1m; 150mm deep wet pocket in union; canopy suppressed from E; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.9

647 Silver Birch 18m 485 (over ivy)

5 N, 4 E, 6 S,

4.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy cover to 9m; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; of no


5.8


5.5 N, 4.5 E,

5.25 S, 6.75 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for the species; canopy suppressed by adjacent

trees.C12

5.0


7.25 N, 3.25 E,

3 S, 5.25 W


Single trunk; large impact wound to W from ground to 1.3m; occluding; exposed wood appears sound; maintains a single lead; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees.

C12

4.6

650 Hornbeam 14m 170 , 185 , 205

6.25 N, 4.75 E,

7 S, 6 W

4 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; forms three co-dominant NE-SW stems at 1m; structure partially obscured by Ivy to 9m; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; likely to be visible from residential properties to S; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

3.9


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

651 Leyland Cypress 8m 120 ,

180 2.5 0 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting. C

122.6


6.5 N, 7.25 E, 6.25 S, 3.25 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant NW/SE stems at 5m; union obscured by Ivy;

structure typical for the species.C12

4.7

653 Hornbeam 17m 315 , 475 , 300

8.5 N, 8.75 E, 6.5 S, 4 W

3 Mature Average Indifferent Twin stemmed from base; suppressed from W by adjacent tree; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.7


3.5 N, 2.25 E, 4.75 S, 5.5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure typical for the species; crown

suppressed from E by adjacent trees.C12

4.1


7.5 N, 7 E, 6 S,

6.75 W

3 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk leans immediately to N - does not correct; forms dominant N/S sub-dominant stems at 4m; union partially obscured by Ivy; structure and canopy typical for the species.

C12

8.2

656 Hornbeam 17m 440 , 265

4.5 N, 5.75 E,

5 S, 5 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Twin stemmed from base orientated E/W; union appears sound; structure typical

for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.2


6 N, 4 E, 5 S,

3.25 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms NW/upright co-dominant stems at 2.5m; structure typical for

the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.3


345 330 &

350 , 320

7 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks except for T660 which has co-dominant E/W stems from base;

structures typical for the species; canopies beginning to form a single crown.C12

4.14 3.96

5.691

661 Hornbeam 18m 500 (over ivy)

7 N, 6.5 E, 7 S,

4.5 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 5m; suppressed by adjacent trees;

likely visible from S from multiple residential properties.C12

6.0

662 Scots Pine 19m 335 3 8 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for species; radial crown; provides temporary and

low level screen on boundary; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.0


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


680 (over ivy)

560 (over ivy)

380 (over ivy)

9.5 N, 9.25 NE,

4 E, 6 SE, 7 S,

10 SW, 13.25 W, 13.5 NWfro #663


T663: single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 3m; union obscured by Ivy; T664 & 665: single trunks; dense Ivy partially obscures scaffolds; All: structures typical for the species; provide a screen on the boundary; likely visible from multiple residential properties to S.

C12

8.16 6.72 4.56

666 Horse Chestnut 20m 695 7 5 Mature Low Indifferent

Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 2.75m; union appears sound; S stem has numerous fungal brackets from 5.5m to 7.3m; some from old pruning wounds but most from bark; likely that this stem will be lost in the short term rendering the tree unsuitable for retention.

U 8.3

667 Hornbeam 17m 335 4 3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; structure typical fro the species; of no particular arboricultural quality;

provides a screen on the boundary.C12

4.0

668 Beech 27m 1020

8 N, 11 E, 7 S,

8.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant upright/SE stems at 7m; union appears sound; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; likely to be visible to E/W along adjacent highway and from multiple residential properties to S; provides a length of screen on the boundary; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

A12

12.2


Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 5m; union appears sound; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

4.6

670 Beech 20m 745 7.25 5 Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; likely visible for distances to E/W along adjacent highway and long distances to S from multiple residential properties; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.9


365 &

270 , 270 ,

& 425 , 430

8.75 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Structures typical for the species; forming a single cohesive canopy; likely visible for long distances to S from multiple residential properties; of no particular arboricultural quality; provide a length of dense screen on the boundary.

C12

4.38 4.583 7.256

674 Douglas Fir 23m 460 3.25 9 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; structure typical for the species; good radial canopy; adds density to the screen; likely visible for long distances to S from multiple residential properties.

C12

5.5

675 Silver Birch 20m 555 4.5 8 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; a mature specimen of a

short lived species; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

676-677 Beech 21m to 22m 555 to 555

8.75 N, 9 NE, 9 E,

6 SE, 6.25 S,

6.75 SW,

7 W, 8 NW

fro #676


Shelves nailed to both trees; T677 has included braided wire in trunk; structures typical for the species in this context; form a common, cohesive aerodynamic canopy; likely to be of reduced potential.

C12

6.66 6.66

678-679 Sycamore 21m to 20m 720 to 470 6 5 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.64 5.64

680 Hybrid Black Poplar 33m 815

9 N, 12.75 E,

7 S, 6 W

14 Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk leans immediately to NE; does not correct; root plate appears stable; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.8


530 505 430 355

6 5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; of no particular


6.36 6.06 5.16 4.26


4.5 N, 6.25 E,

5 S, 1.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms dominant E/W sub-dominant stems at 2m; heavily suppressed

from W by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

4.0


Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

5.2

687 Sycamore 11m 255 4 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species; of no particular


3.1

688-690 Beech22m 22m 23m

800 795 810

7.75 4 Mature Average Moderate

Single trunks; all form two co-dominant stems from 5m; canopies becoming cohesive; likely visible from multiple residential properties to N/W; individually and as a collection are of moderate quality and value for the screen they provide; if appropriately managed/maintained are capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.6 9.54 9.72

691 Flowering Cherry 8m 310 (over

ivy) 5.25 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; Ivy partially obscures structure for majority of height; structure and

canopy typical for the species in this context; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

3.7

692 Sycamore 21m 595 5.75 9 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; scar at 4m girdling trunk - possibly due to washing line; structure and canopy typical for the species; likely visible from N/W from multiple residential properties; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.1

693 Sycamore 22m 480 6.75 11 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms E/W co-dominant stems at 15m; structure typical for the

species; likely visible to N/W.C12

5.8


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

694 Beech 26m 805

4 N, 4.75 E, 6.5 S, 9.5 W

3 Mature Average ModerateSingle trunk; large subsidiary limb arises at 5m to W; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 7m; union appears sound; canopy one sided to W; likely visible from N/W from multiple residential properties.

C12

9.7


1 N, 5.5 E,

7.75 S, 5.25 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; heavily suppressed from N by adjacent trees; of no particular

arboricultural quality; adds density to the boundary screen.C12

4.7

696 Beech 25m 635

4.5 N, 4.75 E,

5 S, 5 W

2 Mature Average PoorSingle fluted trunk; old impact wound 300mm x 100mm at 1m to S; trunk forms co-dominant NW/SE stems at 5m; union tight; canopy suppressed from E; likely to be of significantly reduced potential due to poor structure.

U 7.6

697 Beech 26m 695

3.75 N, 4.25 E, 4.75 S, 2.75 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; multiple impact wounds up to 2m to S; forms sub-dominant N/S dominant stems at 1.5m; heavily suppressed canopy; likely visible from N/W.

C12

8.3


6.75 N, 4.5 E, 6.5 S, 4 W

16 Mature Average PoorFluted base; single trunk; appears to maintain a single lead; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality; likely to be visible from N/W from multiple residential properties.

C12

7.9


375 , 390 ,

& 610

6.75 N, 7.75 E,

10.25 S, 3.5 W

fro #699

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent

T699: forms N/S stems from 0.5m; union appears sound; T700: single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 6m; union appears sound; trees are forming a single cohesive crown; add density to the screen on the boundary; likely visible from N/W from multiple residential properties.

C12

6.493 7.32

701 Whitebeam 14m 325 4 4 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; forms co-dominant NW/SE stems at 3m; union appears tight but sound; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality; likely visible from N/W from multiple residential properties; adds density to boundary screen.

C12

3.9


4.25 N, 6.75 E, 6.75 S, 2.75 W

3.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk leans to E; corrects at 5m; cavity in trunk to W at 0.5m - measures

750mm x 100mm across; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.6

703-704 Hornbeam Up to 10m 215 to 580 4 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; T704 forms three stems from 1.5m; neither is of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

2.58 6.96

705 Beech 24m 810

7.5 N, 8 E,

8.75 S, 7.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 7m; union appears tight but sound; structure and canopy typical for the species; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


Mature Average HazardousFungal fruiting bodies consistent in appearance with Hypholoma fasiculare at base; single trunk leans to N from ground; does not correct; partial felling cut on N side of trunk renders tree hazardous and as such it should be removed.

U 3.5

707 Silver Birch 6m 100 2 1 Young Average Indifferent Establishing ornamental tree. C1

1.2

708 English Oak 21m 580 6 9 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; heavily one sided form; significant dead wood in scaffold; shows

signs of significant, immediate and irreversible overall decline. U 7.0

709 Hornbeam 9m 330 4.25 3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 6m; structure typical for the


4.0

710 Ash 14m 310

3.5 N, 3.5 E, 3.5 S,

6.75 W

2 W Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; maintains a single lead for majority of height; heavily one sided to W

due to suppression by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

3.7


5.75 N, 5.25 E, 5.25 S,

8 W

2 Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 2m; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

8.0


6 N, 3 E, 6 S, 6 W

2 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; maintains a single lead for majority of height; suppressed from E by


4.7

713 Beech 21m 795

7.5 N, 5.75 E, 7.25 S, 11.5 W

1.5 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; scar at 2.5m girdling trunk; large subsidiary limb to N; canopy heavily one sided to W due to suppression by adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

9.5


Mature Below average Indifferent Single trunk; above average dead wood present in scaffold; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

4.4


4.5 N, 5.5 E, 6 S,

4.75 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

124.7

716 Beech 23m 645

6.5 N, 5.25 E,

6 S, 6.75 W

3.25 Early Mature Average Good

Single trunk; maintains a single lead; structure and canopy typical for the species; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

7.7

717 Beech 24m 795

5 N, 8 E, 7 S,

7.75 W


Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 6m; invasive cable braces at 12m & 14m; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

9.5


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


6.75 N, 7.75 E, 5.75 S,

3 W

3 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms dominant N/S sub-dominant stems at 7m; heavily suppressed

from W by adjacent tree; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.2

719 Beech 23m 690

7.75 N, 5 E, 5 S, 7 W


Single trunk; several large subsidiary limbs to W; trunk forms co-dominant NW/SE stems at 9m; union appears sound; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees; no obvious signs of ill health or pathogens; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

8.3

720-723 Sycamore Up to 21m

720 495 410 590

7 3.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunks; structures typical for the species; forming a cohesive crown; of no


8.64 5.94 4.92 7.08

724 Ash 20m 440

5.5 N, 4 E,

3.75 S, 7 W

6 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at 7m; canopy heavily one sided to W

due to suppression from adjacent trees; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.3

725 Hornbeam 14m 440 5 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure typical for the species; of no particular arboricultural quality. C

125.3

726 Purple Plum 6.5m 450 6 2 Early Mature Average Hazardous

Single trunk; large tear out wound from ground to 0.76m to W; fungal fruiting body consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. to S; tree is infected with a pathogen likely to result in the early loss of the specimen.

U 5.4

727 Flowering Cherry 5m 155 2.25 2 Young Average Indifferent Single trunk; structure and canopy typical of the species; of no particular


1.9

728 Sycamore 18m 370 E350 S340 N

3.75 N, 7 E, 6 S, 7 W

4 Early Mature Average Poor Three co-dominant stems from base in line SW-NE; suppressed from N by


7.3

729 Silver Birch 12m 450 3 6 Early Mature Average Indifferent Dead tree. U 5.4


5 N, 6 E,

5.25 S, 1.75 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems at approx 6m; heavily suppressed

from W by adjacent Beech; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.8

731 Beech 22m 915

11 N, 10 E, 11 S, 6 W

4 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; forms E dominant/ subsidiary N/S stems at 7m; tight union between N/S stems; suppressed from W; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

11.0


8.5 N, 4 E,

10.25 S, 11.5 W

3 N, 9 E, 4 S, 2 W

Mature Average Poor Single trunk; kinks to W at approx 15m; suppressed by adjacent Beech; heavily one sided.

C12

9.5


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


5 N, 3 E, 7 S,

6.75 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; heavily suppressed from E by now removed tree. C12

7.6

734 Ash 18m 655

7 N, 6.25 E, 4.25 S, 5.5 W

3 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; cavity to NW at approx 2.5m with scar below; dark staining below wound; structure typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.9

735 Norway Maple 16m 940 (over

ivy) 5.75 3 Mature Average IndifferentSingle trunk; dense Ivy obscures structure to approx 9m; forms three co-dominant NE-SW stems; structure and canopy typical for species; visible to NW from residential properties.

C12

11.3

736 Beech 23m 700 6 1.5 Mature Average Hazardous

Single trunk; forms co-dominant N/S stems with two subsidiaries to N at 7m; fungal brackets at base consistent in appearance with Meripilus giganteus present at base; has a serious pathogenic infection likely to result in the early loss of this tree.

U 8.4

737 Purple Plum 6m 260 @arf 6 1 Early Mature Average Poor Multistemmed from base; structure typical for species; of no particular


2.6

738 English Oak 20m 565 7.5 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; appears to maintain a single lead; above average seed production; structure and canopy typical for species; above average epicormic growth on scaffold.

C12

6.8

739 Purple Plum 6.5m

120 , 100 , 175 200

3.25 0.25 Early Mature Average Indifferent Multistemmed from base; structure typical for species; of no particular


3.7

740 Beech 17m 595

7 N, 5 E, 5 S,

5.75 W

4.5 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; maintains a single lead; slightly suppressed from S; of no particular


7.1


3 N, 5.75 E, 8.5 S, 1.5 W

6 Early Mature Average Indifferent Single trunk leans to SE; leans decreases but does not correct; significantly one

sided canopy; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

6.9

742 Beech 14m 745 4.5 3 Early Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; leans to S and corrects to vertical at approx 9m; forms co-dominant stems at 3.5m; fungal bracket consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. present to SE/SW; tree has a serious pathogenic infection likely to result in its early loss.

U 8.9

743 Beech 15m 645

7 N, 4.25 E, 7.75 S,

7 W

1 Mature Average Poor Single trunk; leans slightly to N; forms co-dominant E/W stems at approx 6m; large subsidiary arises at 5m to S; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

7.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

744-746 Corsican Pine

Up to 23m

780 600 (over

ivy) 580 (over

ivy)

4 N, 4 E, 8 S, 4 W

3.5 Mature Average Poor Collection of three trees; single trunks; structures typical of species; crowns one sided to S; dense Ivy cover on T745.

C12

9.36 7.2

6.96

747 Beech 25m 970

6 N, 11.5 E, 9.75 S, 8.25 W


Fluted base; single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 11.7m; union appears sound; previously suppressed from N; structure typical for species in this context; if appropriately managed/maintained is capable of making a significant future contribution.

B12

11.6

748 English oak 18m 785

7.75 N, 6.75 E, 8.5 S, 8.5 W

5 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure typical for the species in this context; canopy slightly suppressed from W.

C12

9.4

749 Beech 20m 755 , 450

9.75 N, 9.25 E, 8

S, 5.75 3 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure typical for the species in

this context; canopy slightly suppressed from E.C12

10.5

750-751 Sycamore 17m to 17m 555 to 560 6.75 5 Mature Average Indifferent

Pair of trees forming a single cohesive canopy; single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; canopies mutually suppressed; T751 canopy also suppressed from N by adjacent trees.

C12

6.66 6.72


5.75 N, 7.25 E,

7.25 S, 8 W

4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure typical for the species in this context; canopy suppressed by adjacent trees.

C12

7.7

753-754 Beech 20m to 20m 565 to 765 8 5 Mature Average Indifferent

Collection of three ornamental plantings; structures typical for the species in this context; crowns mutually suppressed and suppressed by adjacent trees; likely to be of visual significance predominantly in views from the N.

C12

6.78 9.18

755 English Oak 21m 67012 N, 8 E, 7.75 S, 5.25

4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

8.0

756 Hornbeam 10m 410 5 2 Early Mature Low Indifferent Heavily suppressed by adjacent trees to NW/W; poor extension growth; should be

removed to prevent suppression of higher category tree adjacent. U 4.9

757 Sycamore 18m 670 7.5 3 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting between buildings; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

8.0

758 Beech 6m 280 5.25 1 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the


3.4

759 Sycamore 19m 565 N540 S 5.25 2 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; forms twin stems at c.1m; structure and canopy

typical for the species in this context.C12

9.4

760 Flowering cherry 9m 510 5 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

6.1


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

761-762 Flowering cherry

8m to 9m 300 to 300 4 2 Early

Mature Average IndifferentPair of trees forming a single cohesive canopy; single trunks; structures typical for the species in this context; canopies mutually suppressed; T751 canopy also suppressed from N by adjacent trees.

C12

3.6 3.6

763 Sycamore 17m 690 , 760

over Ivy6 4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; forms twin stems before 1.5m; Ivy present on N

structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.C12

12.3

764 Sycamore 19m 780 8 4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

9.4

765 Hornbeam 10m 430 7.75 4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the


5.2

766 Ash 18m 375 6.25 , 3 SW 4 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure typical for the species in this context; canopy slightly suppressed from W.

C12

4.5

767 Sycamore 18m 450 , 380 6.75 4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure typical for the species in

this context; canopy slightly suppressed from E.C12

7.1

769-770 Ash 18m to 18m 450 to 300 6 3 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Collection of three established trees; single trunks; mutually suppressed crowns. C12

5.4 3.6

771 Sycamore 22m 570 , 545 6.25 4 Mature Average Indifferent Established tree; forms twin stems before 1.5m; structure and canopy typical for

the species in this context; likely to be individually visible for distances to N/SE.C12

9.5

772 Sycamore 19m 425 6 3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the


5.1

773 Flowering cherry 10m 480 5 4 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the species in this context.

C12

5.8

774 Horse chestnut 19m 780 7 4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental planting; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for the


9.4

775 Beech 12m 625 7 , 3 SE 2 Mature Average IndifferentEstablished ornamental tree located in traffic island; single trunk; structure typical for the species in this context; canopy slightly suppressed from E by adjacent trees.

C12

7.5

776 Flowering cherry 8m 425 5.75 2 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Fungal fruiting body consistent in appearance with Ganoderma sp. present. U 5.1


7.75 N, 6.5 E, 8.75 S, 5.75 W

3 , 1 E Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; light Ivy cover to 8m; large limb shed to S; signs of works to scaffold; canopy typical for the species in this context; likely prominent in views from residential properties to S; gains a higher category due to visibility; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

B12

12.6

778-779 Beech 16m to 16m

410 , 335 &

530 , 325 , 195 , 165 , 200

7.25 NE, 7.5 SE,

6.25 SW,

6.25 NW

7 , 1 E Mature Average Poor Grow in close proximity; multistemmed from at/near ground level; mutually

suppressed; provide a length of screen on the boundary.C12

6.354 8.416


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)


6 Ne, 9.75 SE, 2 SW,

2.5 NW

4 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk with heavy lean to E that does not correct; adds density to screen on

the boundary.C12

5.3

781-782 English Oak 18m to 18m

575 (over ivy) to 480

13.25 NE,

6.5 SE, 10.5 SW,

7 75 NW

4 , 2 W


Single trunks; mutually suppressed and suppressed from E; T6 has Beech (part of G11) rooted immediately to N which should be removed to prevent suppression; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

6.9 5.76


6 NE, 11.5 SE,

10.5 SW,

5 5 NW


Single trunk; large amount of epicormic growth throughout; has been reduced in the past; possibly stag headed tree that has been tidied to prevent danger to footpath; large dead limb still present to S at 4m; provides a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

14.5

784-787 Ash 10m to 17m

290 (over ivy) 295 310

375 (over ivy)

6 NE, 3.5 SE, 5 SW,

9.5 NW

4 , 0 W

Early Mature Average Poor

Collection of trees within G2 growing close to fence; likely self seeded trees; single trunks; heavily suppressed within the collection and from E; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

3.48 3.54 3.72 4.5

788 Beech 19m 990

6.75 N, 7.75 E, 6.25 S, 10 W

2.5 Mature Below average Poor Single trunk; forms N/SE/SW co-dominant stems at 1.6m; tight union with adaptive growth; die back in upper central regions of canopy.

C12

11.9

789-790 Sweet Chestnut

18m to 18m 565 to 545

3.25 N, 3 E,

2.75 S, 7.75 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor T13 has large impact wound at base to N; callusing; both heavily suppressed both

mutually and by adjacent specimens.C12

6.78 6.54


2.75 N, 2.25 E, 4.5 S, 5.5 W

6 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from N/E/S; of very

low quality, suppressing better quality adjacent tree.C12

6.0

792 Beech 19m 465

3.75 N, 4.5 E, 2.5 S,

7.25 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from N/E/S. C

125.6


4.75 N, 5 E,

4.5 S, 8 W

4 , 2.5 W Mature Average Indifferent

Established ornamental tree; dead bark to NW quarter from ground to 0.5m - reason unclear; no decay evident; single trunk; crown suppressed from N; crown suppressed from E/S.

C12

8.6


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

794 Beech 16m 365

5.25 N, 5.25 E,

5 S, 6 W

5 , 3 W

Early Mature Average Poor Single trunk; suppressed by adjacent specimens; component of established

ornamental plantings.C12

4.4

795 Beech 22m 680

5.5 N, 7.25 E, 3.25 S, 8.5 W

4 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from N/E/S. C12

8.2

796 Sweet Chestnut 16m 530

3.75 N, 0.25 E, 0.25 S, 9.75 W


Fungal growth at ground level; appears to be on surface of bark only; single trunk; wound from past lift occluding to N at 1.5m; impact wound to W at 1m - occluding; heavily suppressed; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.4


4.75 N, 6 E,

4.5 S, 10 W

2.5 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; Ivy obscures structure to approx 12m; one of the more established trees in this area.

C12

7.8


5 N, 6.5 E,

3.25 S, 9.5 W

2.5 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from S; one of the more established trees in this area.

C12

8.3

799 Horse Chestnut 12.5m 270

2 NE, 0.5 SE, 4 SW,

5.25 NW

1 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from W/S; of no particular

arboricultural quality or value.C12

3.2

800 Beech 22m 655

9.5 N, 6 E,

8.5 S, 8 W

4 , 1.5 N Mature Average Moderate

Established ornamental tree; staining consistent in appearance with bleeding canker present to N from ground and 0.3m; single trunk; structure typical for species.

B12

7.9

801 Ash 11m 280

5 N, 2.75 E,

4 S, 5 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Small ornamental tree; single trunk leans to N; does not correct; suppressed from

SE.C12

3.4


6.5 N, 4 E,

5.5 S, 6 W

2.5 Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; some damage to bark on buttress roots to S; single trunk; structure typical for species.

B12

8.0


5 N, 3 E, 2 S, 5 W

2 Early Mature Average Poor Small ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from E/S. C

123.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

804 Beech 23m 615

8.5 N, 8.25 E, 8.25 S, 7.25 W

1.5 Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; some damage to bark on buttress roots to NE/S; single trunk; structure typical for species.

B12

7.4

805 Norway Maple 16m 340 ,

395 5.75 3 Mature Average Poor

Single trunk; forms co-dominant E/W stems at 1m; extensive area of dead bark to S from ground to 2.25m on W stem; union shows adaptive growth and decay; bleeding canker on E stem; tree has a serious irremediable structural defect such that it's early loss is expected.

U 6.3

806 Hornbeam 17m 330 , 460

7.5 N, 6.25 E,

7 S, 6.75 W

2 , 1 SE Mature Average Indifferent

Single trunk; forms dominant NE/SW sub-dominant at 0.5m; numerous superficial bark wounds on all sides at base; small decay pocket in occluding wound to SE; canopy typical for the species.

C12

6.8


555 565 405

6.75 N, 9.25 E, 4.5 S,

5.75 W

1 Early Mature Average Poor Single trunks to at least 2m; form common crown; some die back and poor

extension growth in T 31.C12

6.66 6.78 4.86


5.5 N, 5.5 E,

4.75 S, 4.75 W

2 Young Average Poor Single trunk topped at 7m; squat crown from results; of no particular arboricultural quality.

C12

6.4

811 Hornbeam 16m 430 3.5 4 Early Mature Average Moderate Single trunk; soft/slightly decayed bark to E side; drawn up/etiolated form; radial

crown; of no particular arboricultural quality.C12

5.2


5.5 N, 6 E,

4.5 S, 3.75 W

8 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk with slight lean to E; drawn up/etiolated

form; crown suppressed from W.C12

7.0

813 Horse Chestnut 14m 210 3 1 Early

Mature Average Poor Small ornamental tree; crown suppressed from S; of no particular arboricultural quality or value.

C1

2.5

814 Beech 24m 860

8.25 N, 7.5 E, 10 S,

6.25 W

3 Mature Average IndifferentEstablished ornamental planting; single trunk; bark disrupted N side to 0.5m - reason unclear; bleeding canker present E side; suppressed to SE by adjacent tree which it overtops.

C12

10.3

815 Silver Birch 13m 200

3 NE, 2 SE, 1 SW,

3.75 NW

2 Young Average Poor Small ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; of no particular arboricultural quality or value.

C1

2.4


7 N, 7.5 E,

3.75 S, 3.25 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; crown

suppressed from S/W.C12

3.8


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

817 Beech 23m 535

6 N, 3 E,

6.75 S, 5.25 W

3 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species. C

126.4


10.75 N, 8.5 E,

0.75 S, 1 W

10 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; slight lean to E which worsens to N;

suppressed from S/W.C12

4.8

819 Beech 24m 520

6.5 N, 5.75 E, 7.5 S, 5.5 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; crown

suppressed from N/E/SW; lifting footpath 1m to S.C12

6.2

820 Beech 25m 520

8.25 NE, 6.75 SE, 9 SW,

3.25 NW

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; suppressed from E by Ash in close

proximity.C12

6.2

821 Ash 25m 345

4.25 N, 3.5 E, 5 S,

1.5 W


Growing in close proximity to Beech to W; single trunk; heavily suppressed by adjacent tree; limb from Beech crossed trunk at approx 7.5m; limb removed but burr present; compact crown; should be removed to prevent suppression of better quality tree.

C1

4.1

822 English Oak 15m 350 5.25 4 Early Mature Low Poor

Diameter estimated due to dense Holly; single trunk; possibly already dead - at least showing extensive die back in crown; decay present on trunk at approx 2.5 - 3.75m W side.

U 4.2


3.75 N, 4.25 E, 5.5 S, 6 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from N/E/S/W. C

125.4

824 Ash 24m 390

3.5 N, 1.75 E, 1.74 S, 4.75 W

15 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; hole on NW quarter between 0.4-0.6m,

cause unclear; drawn up/etiolated form.C12

4.7


1.25 NE, 2.25 SE, 5 SW, 5 NW

5 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; heavily suppressed from SE; crossing

limbs in canopy.C12

3.1

826 Scots Pine 3m 60 1.75 0.3 Young Average Moderate Small ornamental tree. C1

0.7

827-828 BeechSycamore

17m to 24m 380 to 505

5 N, 7 E, 7 S,

5.75 Wfro #51

2 Mature Average IndifferentGrowing in close proximity; forming a common crown; single trunks; heavily suppressed mutually and by surrounding trees; T52 has old telephone mounting bracket at approx 4m NE quarter.

C12

4.56 6.06


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

829 Beech 24m 460

5.25 N, 6.75 E, 7.75 S,

5 W

1.75 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; suppressed from N/W by adjacent

trees.C12

5.5


5.5 N, 5.25 E,

7 S, 8 W

2 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree in shrub bed; single trunk; suppressed from NW; of


5.8

831 European Larch 23m 275 1.75 16 Early

Mature Dead Hazardous Dead tree. U 3.3

832-834 European Larch

24m 24m 24m

360 370 370

5 9 Early Mature Average Indifferent Collection of three ornamental plantings. C

12

4.32 4.44 4.44

835 Beech 24m 555

4.5 N, 9.75 E, 8.5 S, 7 W

3 Early Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; bleeding canker to S to 0.3m; lifted to

6m in the past; structure and canopy typical for the species.B12

6.7

836 European Larch 25m 500 4.25 9 Early

Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; radial crown.

B12

6.0

837 Ash 24m 510

5 N, 4.25 E, 8.5 S, 4.5 W

10 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; crown

suppressed from N/E/W.C12

6.1

838 Beech 25m 725

8.75 N, 11 NE, 8.75 E,

7 S, 7 W

1.75 Mature Average ModerateEstablished ornamental tree; single trunk; lesion at 1m NW quarter- possibly healed canker; first major limb at 3m to NE showing adaptive growth; structure typical for species.

B12

8.7


6 N, 7 E,

5.5 S, 3.25 W

4.5 Mature Below average IndifferentSingle trunk; structure and initial union obscured by dense Ivy; die back in upper regions; dead wood hung up to N; possible Inonotus bracket in central region; woodpecker holes present; recommend reduction/dead wood.

C12

7.6


7 N, 6.5 E, 5 S,

6.25 W

4 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; poor extension growth. C

126.7


6 NE, 8.25 SE,

6.75 SW,

1 NW

3 Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; lifted to approx 5m in the past to clear delivery area to S; overtopped and suppressed by Beech to NW.

C12

7.7


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

842 Beech 19m 455

5.25 N, 4.5 E, 4.5 S,

6.75 W

2.5 , 1.75 SE

Early Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species. C

125.5

843 Beech 21m 560

6 N, 8.75 E, 4.75 S,

7 W


Established ornamental tree; single trunk; forms dominant NE/SE sub-dominant stems at approx 4m; structure and canopy typical for species; lifting concrete slabs to N.

B12

6.7

844 Beech 24m 695

6.75 N, 6.5 E, 4.5 S, 9.5 W

2 Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; damage to surface roots to S/SE; single trunk; structure typical for species; canopy suppressed from S.

B12

8.3

845 Beech 24m 680

8.25 N, 7.25 E, 6.5 S,

5.75 W

3 , 0.5 NE, 0.5 E

Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for species.

B12

8.2


8 N, 6.5 E, 8.5 S,

6.25 W

2.5 , 1.75 N

Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; crown

suppressed from E/W.C12

4.9

847 Beech 24m 650

10.5 N, 7.5 E, 9.75 S, 6.5 W

2 , 1 N Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; slight lean to S - corrects at approx 6m;

structure typical for species.B12

7.8

848 Beech 22m 260

0 N, 2 E,

5.5 S, 4 SW, 0.25 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Poor Established ornamental tree; single trunk; crown suppressed from N. C

123.1

849 Beech 24m 440

7.25 N, 6.25 E, 3.25 S, 9.5 W


suppressed from S; likely visible to E.B12

5.3


4.75 N, 5.75 E, 3.5 S,

3.25 W


suppressed from W.C12

4.3


6.25 N, 6.25 E,

6 S, 7 W

2.5 Early Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure and canopy typical for

species; one of the more visible members of the collection.B12

6.4


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

852 Sycamore 16m 375 3.75 2.5 Early Mature Average Indifferent Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; radial

crown.C12

4.5

853 Poplar 25m 615

6 N, 4.25 E, 4.5 S,

6.25 W

2 Mature Average ModerateEstablished ornamental tree; damage to buttress root on SW quarter; appears recent - no obvious signs of decay present; single trunk; structure typical for species.

B12

7.4


4.25 N, 5 E, 6 S,

3.5 W

11 Mature Average Moderate Established ornamental tree; single trunk; structure typical for species; crown suppressed from N.

B12

7.9


7.5 N, 7.5 E, 6 S, 7 W

2 Mature Average Indifferent Measurements estimated as no access to residential garden in which it stands. B12

11.0

856 English Oak 4m 920 2.5 2.5 Dead Poor Standing monolith U 11.0

G1 Leyland Cypress


Mature Average Indifferent Line of trees planted on boundary to provide dense screen. C12

Up to 2.4

G2 Various Up to 25m Up to 750 11 0 Mature Average Moderate Keep Hill Wood; established woodland; good mix of species and ages; forms a

significant feature that provides a screen in long distance views from the NE.A

123Up to 9

G3 Various Up to 10m Up to 320 8 2 Early

Mature Average PoorNorway Maple, Western Red Cedar and Sycamore; poorly maintained low level hedge; all of poor structure and considered to be of short term potential as a collection.

C12

Up to 3.84

G4 Lawson Cypress

12m to 13m Up to 480 3 0 Early


Double planted belt; maintained sides; cohesive crowns; structures appear typical for species in context; provides an isolated belt likely to be of limited visibility despite established appearance; individually and collectively of low arboricultural quality.

C12

Up to 5.76

G5 Various Up to 8m

300 @arf to 1000 @arf 4.25 0 Early

Mature Average Indifferent Collection of previously coppiced Hazel with some Hawthorn; provide a length of dense low level screen on the boundary.

C12

Up to 10

G6HazelField MapleBeech

5m to 7m

250 @arf to 1000 @arf

3 NE, 3.25 SE, 5 SW,

7.5 NW

0.5 , 3 E

Early Mature Average Indifferent Coppiced specimens; partially obscured by Ivy; provide a dense low level screen

on the boundary.C12

Up to 10

G7

SycamoreNorway MapleHazel Field Maple

Up to 18m


7 NE, 7.75 SE, 6 SW,

7.75 NW

4 W Various Average IndifferentMostly Sycamore; majority multistemmed from at/near ground; mutually suppressed and suppressed by adjacent trees to W; form a dense low level screen on the boundary.

C12

Up to 8

G8 Various Up to 15m

Up to 300 @arf 4.5 N 0.5 N Early

Mature Average IndifferentSpecies include Sycamore, Norway Maple, Silver Birch and Hawthorn; mutually suppressed; collection trees forming screen between site and public footpath to N and M40 to S.

C12

Up to 3


Taylor Wimpey

Tree Number

Common Species Name

Height (m)


Crown Spread

(m)

Crown Clearance

(m)

Life Stage




(m)

G9 Various Up to 12m

245 @arf N to 280 S 5.75 N 2 N Various Average Indifferent

Area of likely self seeded trees between Daws Hill Lane to S and footpath to N; largest specimens to S of group; mutually suppressed; cut back from road/footpath to S/N; provide a screen for this section of the boundary.

C12

Up to 4.465

G10HazelHawthorn Beech

Up to 8m

275 (over ivy) @arf to 800 (over ivy) @arf

4.75 N, 5.75 E, 3.5 S, 3.5 W

0 Early Mature Average Indifferent Collection of predominantly Hazel; previously coppiced; partially obscured by Ivy;

provide a dense low level screen on the boundary.C12

Up to 8

G11 Sycamore 14m to 16m

75 to 430 @arf

2.5 NE, 2 SE, 5 SW,

6.5 NW

6 E, 2.5 W Various Average Indifferent

Collection of predominantly Sycamore with some Hazel, Hawthorn and Bird Cherry; majority previously coppiced; mutually suppressed; provide a length of screen on the boundary.

C12

Up to 4.3

G12 Various Up to 10m 250 to 400 2.5 2.5 Early

Mature Average Poor Species include Sycamore; Norway Maple, Poplar, Silver Birch, Lawson Cypress and Ash; offsite trees that provide a length of dense screen on the boundary.

C12

Up to 4.8

G13 Various Up to 20m 400 to 750 5 E 3 Early

Mature Average IndifferentEstablished mixed broadleaved woodland; structures typical for woodland context; individual trees of poor quality but collectively provides a significant visual and arboricultural feature.

A123

Up to 9

G14 Various Up to 25m 300 to 600 6 1 Early


Established broadleaved block; mixture of planted and self-set specimens; structures and appearance typical for woodland context; individual trees of poor quality but collectively provides a significant arboricultural feature; likely to be limited visual contribution.

B12

Up to 7.2

G15 Various Up to 23m 450 to 1250 10 1 Mature Average Moderate

Beech and Oak woodland; majority have single trunks; mutually suppressed canopies; of no particular arboricultural quality individually, but of high value as a collection.

B12

Up to 15

G16 Various Up to 22m 450 to 700 6.5 2 Mature Average Indifferent

Established broadleaved block; mixture of planted and self-set specimens; structures and appearance typical for woodland context; individual trees of poor quality but collectively provides a significant arboricultural feature; likely to be limited visual contribution.

C12

Up to 8.4


Talyor Wimpey

Collections of trees of judged to attract a higher collective rating than when component trees are considerered as individuals:

Tree Numbers Collective Category Rating

Tree Nos. 127 and 128

Tree Nos. 675-271 with 163-685 as shown

Tree Nos. 316-319 with 352-358 and 361-368 as shown

Tree Nos. 703-705, 707, 709 with 842-854

Group No. 2

Group No. 12

Group No. 13

Group No. 15

Tree Nos. 728 with 730-732, 347 and 348

Tree Nos. 10-12

Tree Nos. 45 & 46

Tree Nos. 49-57 with 59-67 and 71-76

Tree Nos. 177 & 178

Tree Nos. 267 & 268

Tree Nos. 238-240

Tree Nos. 276-278

Tree Nos. 304 & 305

Tree Nos. 333-336

Tree Nos. 321, 322, 324-329 with 616-620, 646-665,660,669 and 671-673

Tree Nos. 749-755Group Nos. G5-G7 with Tree Nos. 509-512, 514-520, 532-560 and 562-577

Group No. G10 with Tree Nos. 469-481, 586-603,733 and 777-783

Group No. 14

Group No.16

A12

B12


Appendix C Demolition Impacts Drawing (AA Demolition Draft 02)

(Scaled at 1:500 @ A1)

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