North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire/ZA23/25360/TPO

Tarn House Holiday Park Tarn House Road Stirton Skipton BD23 3FF

Decided | Approved Tree Work under TPO
Reference
North Yorkshire/ZA23/25360/TPO
Authority
North Yorkshire
Application type
Works to a tree with a TPO
Address
Tarn House Holiday Park Tarn House Road Stirton Skipton BD23 3FF
Postcode
BD23 3FF
Status
Decided
Decision
Approved Tree Work under TPO
Validated
18 Sept 2023
Decided
10 Nov 2023
Source council
North Yorkshire
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
10 Jun 2026
SEO index generated
24 Jul 2026
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Proposal

A15 - Beech Tree. Cut down to 4m in height and retaining stem for habitat. The Beech has a number of areas of connecting stem decay at approximately 1m height with evident unidentified fungal fruiting bodies within the wounds. Whilst this decay is likely confined to existing dysfunctional wood, and there is pronounced adaptive growth, there was evidently moderately significant hollowing around the stem with two openings approximately south and east and potential further opening to the north-west. There is a number of relatively high value targets of property and occupants exist immediately below. The Park have had Bowland Tree consultancy come and view the tree and they have advised to do the work as stated above.

Key dates

  1. Validated 18 Sept 2023
  2. Decided 10 Nov 2023

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