Various tree works are proposed within the Hornsea Conservation Area, including crown reductions, crown lifts, re-pollarding, and the felling of several trees due to health and safety concerns.
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HORNSEA CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1no. Holly tree (T1) by removing 1no. subsidiary stem to east side; Crown reduce 1no. Lime tree (T4) and 1no. Beech tree (T8) by up to 4-5m to reduce overhang above and across public road, and re-balance remaining crown; Crown reduce 2no. Sycamore trees (T5 & T6) by up to 5-6m to reduce overhang over public road and re-balance remaining crown; Fell 1no. Ash tree (Group 1) as it is weak and failing; Crown lift 11 no. Holly and 5 no. Yew trees (Group 2) by 1.5m, crown reduce by 2m, and remove dying branches; Crown reduce 5no. Holm Oak trees (T24, T25, T28, T29 & T40) by up to 10m (50%), re-balance crown and crown clean; Fell 1 no. Elm tree (T27) as it is dying and has a significant lean; Crown reduce 1no. Beech tree (T33) by 3-4m to reduce overhang at lower levels over garden to east and crown clean; Crown reduce 1no. Holm Oak tree (T41) by up to 6m (30%), remove 1no. dead spire, re-balance crown and crown clean; Crown reduce 1no. Beech tree (T2) by up to 2.5 meters; Re-pollard 1no. Lime tree (T18) at 5-6m; Fell 1no. Ash tree (T20) due to advanced stages of dieback; Fell 1no. Turkey Oak tree (T21) due to partial root decay, suspected hollow, showing signs of possible bacterial canker and Daldinia concentrica forming
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