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20261107-049
Goole & District Hospital, Woodland Avenue, Goole DN14 6RX
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Tree Survey Data & Recommendations of Works
| Zone | Ref | Tag No | Species | Structure | Physiology | Tree Defects / Issues | Recommendations of works (*denotes preferred works) | Risk Rating | Work Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | 16 | Willow | Fair | Good | Multi-stem (6) with IBU at main fork with developing compression forks. Small cavity on central stem but with GRG (W @ 1.4m AGL) | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | ||
| T2 | Finnish Whitebeam | Good | Good | Cavities on main stem (N @ 1m AGL) and limb (W @ 1.8m AGL), both areas demonstrating GRG and no associated decay to exposed heartwood. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T3 | 1581 | Eucalyptus | Fair | Good | Weak canopy structure, top heavy limbs bowing with weight of foliage. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. Consider CR for future management. | Monitor | ||
| G1 | Incl. Rose, Berberis | Good | Good | Blocking footpath, potentially forcing pedestrians to step on to access road. | Side prune back to wall to clear footpath. | High | |||
| G2 | Incl. Willow, Cotoneaster, Lawson Cypress, Hawthorn. | Fair | Good | Dense, overgrown understory vegetation restricted access to the main stems of trees situated centrally within the group. The visible portions of the trees, including their crowns, appeared to be in good condition, with no significant defects observed from the accessible inspection positions. | Monitor the group following significant adverse weather events, particularly high winds, and undertake further inspection should any notable deterioration or structural defects become apparent. | Monitor | |||
| G3 | Incl. Cedar, Cypress | Good | Good | LHB over access road, adjacent to pedestrian crossing, and car park spaces. | CL to approx. 3m, and side prune to clear kerb by approx 1m (road side and car park side) | Medium | |||
| T4 | 1602 | Hornbeam (Variant) | Fair | Good | Longstanding basal cavity (NE @ 0.3m AGL) with good reaction growth around the margins. Exposed heartwood appeared sound on inspection, with no notable deterioration in the cavity or overall tree condition observed when compared with previous inspections. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | ||
| T5 | Ash | Good | Good | Symptoms potentially consistent with early ADB, including epicormic growth within the inner crown. | Monitor for progression of symptoms consistent with ADB on a triennial basis, or sooner if significant deterioration is observed. | Monitor | |||
| T6 | Larch | Fair | Fair | Complete absence of retained needles throughout the crown, contrasting with a nearby Larch exhibiting normal autumnal needle discolouration and retention. No notable accumulation of fallen needles observed beneath the tree. Possible physiological decline suspected, although the cause and extent could not be established at the time of inspection. | Monitor for next season leaf flush. | Monitor | |||
| T7 | Alder | Fair | Good | Minor localised decay evident at the base of the main stem (N @ 0.1m AGL), directly beneath the union of the two co-dominant stems. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T8 | Apple | Good | Good | LHB over footpath. | CL to 2.5m over footpath. | Medium | |||
| T9 | Beech (Weeping) | Fair | Good | Damage at base of multiple limbs in upper crown but with GRG and no obvious associated decay. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T10 | 1589 | Norway Maple | Good | Good | Minor DW, hanging DW (insignificant) | Remove DW >50mm, remove hanging DW | Medium | ||
| T11 | Oak | Good | Good | IBU with developing compression fork. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| G4 | Incl. Willow, Cotoneaster, Silver Birch, Hawthorn, Hazel, Field Maple | Fair | Good | Dense, overgrown understory vegetation restricted access to the main stems of trees situated centrally within the group. The visible portions of the trees, including their crowns, appeared to be in good condition, with no significant defects observed from the accessible inspection positions. | Monitor the group following significant adverse weather events, particularly high winds, and undertake further inspection should any notable deterioration or structural defects become apparent. | Monitor | |||
| T12 | 1600 | Pear | Fair | Fair | Tree showing signs of decline with CDB | Monitor triennially, or sooner if an acceleration of decline occurs | Monitor | ||
| T13 | 1599 | Pear | Fair | Fair | Tree showing signs of decline with CDB. IBU with developing compression fork. | Monitor triennially, or sooner if an acceleration of decline occurs | Monitor | ||
| T14 | 1606 | Willow | Fair | Good | IBU with developing compression fork. | Monitor triennially, or following adverse weather events. | Monitor | ||
| T15 | Whitebeam | Fair | Good | Ivy infestation | Sever Ivy at base. | Low | |||
| T16 | Ash | Good | Fair | Symptoms potentially consistent with early ADB, including epicormic growth within the inner crown and dieback within the upper crown. | Monitor for progression of symptoms consistent with ADB on a triennial basis, or sooner if significant deterioration is observed. | Monitor | |||
| T17 | Apple | Fair | Good | Canopy in close proximity to adjacent building. Ivy infestation. | CL to clear building by approx. 1.5m. Sever Ivy at base. | Medium |
KEY: (ADB) Ash Die Back, (AGL) Above Ground Level, (CDB) Crown Die Back, (CL) Crown Lift, (CR) Crown Reduce, (DW) Deadwood, (FFB) Fungal Fruiting Bodies, (GRG) Good Reactional Growth, (HLL) Historical Limb Loss, (IBU) Included Bark Unions, (LHB) Low Hanging Branches, (NAR) No Action Required, (PRoW) Public Right of Way