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20261109-051
St Giles Academy, Addison Drive, Lincoln LN2 4LQ
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | Sycamore | Good | Good | Group of self-seeded Sycamore causing direct damage to the security fence. | Fell and treat stumps to prevent regrowth. | Medium | |||
| T1 | Sycamore | Good | Good | Multi-stem (3) growing in close proximity to the security fence, with potential to cause direct damage in the future. | Monitor triennially. | Monitor | |||
| T2 | Ash | Fair | Fair | Previously pollarded Ash exhibiting early symptoms potentially consistent with Ash Dieback (ADB). Historic bark damage to the main stem (E @ 0.7m AGL), with good reaction growth (GRG) at the wound margins. Cavities with associated decay developing at previous pollard pruning sites, also exhibiting GRG. | Monitor triennially, or sooner should the identified defects deteriorate or symptoms of suspected ADB progress. | Monitor | |||
| T3 | Beech | Fair | Good | Previously pollarded Beech exhibiting small cavities at historic pruning sites, with good reaction growth (GRG). Included bark unions (IBU) with developing compression forks. Epicormic growth extending through the security fence. | Monitor triennially, or sooner should the identified defects deteriorate. | Monitor | |||
| T4 | Elder | Good | Good | Potential to cause direct damage to the security fence. | Fell and treat stump to prevent regrowth. | Low | |||
| G2 | Incl. Elder, Hornbeam | Good | Good | Potential to cause direct damage to the security fence. | Fell Elder and treat stump to prevent regrowth. Prune remaining vegetation back to the fence line. | Low | |||
| G3 | Apple | Fair | Good | Group of three young Apple trees exhibiting historic mechanical damage at the base of the main stems. | Monitor triennially, or sooner should the condition of the trees deteriorate. | Monitor | |||
| T5 | Purple Plum | Good | Good | Cavities with associated decay developing at historic pruning sites, exhibiting good reaction growth (GRG). Fungal fruiting bodies (FFB) identified as Cushion Bracket (Phellinus tuberculosus) on minor deadwood. | Monitor triennially, or sooner should the identified defects deteriorate. | Monitor | |||
| T6 | Purple Plum | Fair | Good | Multi-stem (4) with included bark union (IBU) at the main stem union. | Monitor triennially, or following significant adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T7 | Sorbus sp. (potentially Whitebeam) | Decaying | Dead | Dead Sorbus exhibiting numerous fungal fruiting bodies (FFB) identified as Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus) around the base. Situated in close proximity to the public highway. | Fell. | 9 | Urgent | ||
| T8 | Purple Plum | Fair | Fair | Multi-stem (3) with included bark unions (IBU) at the main stem unions, with developing compression forks. Unidentified fungal fruiting bodies (FFB) observed at the base (E @ 0.05m AGL). | Monitor triennially, or sooner if the condition of the tree deteriorates, and following significant adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T9 | Lime | Fair | Good | Multiple hanging deadwood branches throughout the crown. Lapsed pollard cycle. | Remove hanging deadwood throughout the crown. Consider re-pollarding as part of future tree management. | High | |||
| G4 | Lime | Fair | Good | Group of six mature Lime trees with a lapsed pollard cycle, exhibiting approximately 8–10 years of regrowth. The majority exhibit cavities with associated decay within the main stems, but demonstrate good reaction growth (GRG). Minor DW (<50mm). | Reduce crowns to approximately 7–8m AGL, where practicable, to establish new pollard points slightly above the historic pollard positions. Consider phased reduction where appropriate and implement a cyclical pollard management regime thereafter. | Medium | |||
| T10 | Norway Maple | Fair | Good | Multiple fused limbs within the lower crown, in close proximity to the main stem unions. | Monitor triennially, and following significant adverse weather events. | Monitor | |||
| T11 | Whitebeam | Fair | Good | Multi-stem (6) with included bark unions (IBU) at the main stem unions, with developing compression forks. | Monitor triennially, and following significant adverse weather events. | Monitor |
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