SOUTH CAVE E CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 1 no. Willow tree as it has 70% foliage loss and to allow repairs to the footpath

NORTH DALTON CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 9 no. Yew trees (G1) to expose mature Yew tree; Crown reduce 1 no. Yew tree (T1) by 2 metres in width growing over the path to the church; Fell 1 no. Ash tree (T2) as it is growing into foundation wall and impeding on Yew tree; Fell 1 no. Cherry tree (T3) as it is a poor specimen and is growing into carriageway; Fell 1 no. Weeping Ash tree (T4); Works being carried out to enable a view of the church from the road

BISHOP BURTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1 no. Lime tree (T5) by removing 1 no. large overhanging limb to reduce excessive shading to patio and garden area of Mere Cottage

TPO - BISHOP BURTON NO. 5 - 2008 (REF 1167) A1. BISHOP BURTON CONSERVATION AREA - Side reduce 1 no. Yew tree (T1) back in line with the garage roof apex; Crown reduce 1 no. Yew tree (T2) back in line with boundary; Crown reduce 2 no. Sycamore trees (T3 & T4) by removing limbs back to boundary; Reason for works: to reduce excessive shading to patio and garden area of Mere Cottage

LEVEN CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 5 no. Sycamore trees (T1-T5) and Elder trees within hedgerow

TPO - SNAITH NO. 1 - 1969 (Ref: 17) A2 - Fell 1 no. Poplar tree, due to the trees considerable height it is blocking light from entering the garden and there are also concerns that should the tree fall it would cause risk to the property. - Crown reduction mixed trees, pruning of a number of trees including Mapel, Poplar and Silver Birch by 30% at the rear of the garden to be line with the trees behind no. 6 Walnut Crescent

TPO - NEWBALD VILLAGE 1971 (REF 131) - NORTH NEWBALD CONSERVATION AREA - Fell Horse Chestnut Tree, (534) due to tree dying, replant with 10/12cm Standard, Fell Beech Tree (554) due to tree dying, replant with 10/12cm Standard, Remove branch of Horse Chestnut Tree (549) away from wall top, Reduce by 50% Horse Chestnut in length large unbalanced lower limb over Townside Road, Crown Lift 2 no. (532, 535,) to 6 metres Horse Chestnut Tree, Reduce crown by 35% of Horse Chestnut Tree (563) due to substantial crown die back and historic damage within the crown and historic damage to the trunk, Crown lift 3 no. (557) Horse Chestnut Tree to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Crown reduction of 4 metres 1 no. (556) Horse Chestnut Tree to reduce the load on a tree which has suffered from historic damage, Crown lift 4 no. (552, 555, T1) Sycamore Tree to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Remove 1 no. Sycamore Tree (562), unbalanced branch at the top of the crown on the South West side. Crown lift to 6m for additional light, and 1 no. (T2) Sycamore Tree to 6 metres and 10% Crown thin for additional light, Remove limb of 1 no. Sycamore Tree (530) on the North West side due to large basal cavity / decay, Crown lift 9 no. (T3 to T11) Lime Tree to 5 metres and dead wood, Crown lift 1 no (537) to 6 metres, North West side over Townside Road, Crown lift 2 no. (T12 and T13) Yew Tree to 6 metres to remove dead wood caused by close proximity of previous building, Crown lift 1 no. Beech Tree (560) to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Fell 1 no. (533) Ash Tree as Extremely un-balanced crown over Townside Road. Replant with 10/12cm Standard Beech Tree, Tree (561) Horse Chestnut is of particular Concern after losing approximately 50% of its upper canopy in the year and its proximity to the new building

TPO - 57 HULL ROAD, ANLABY - 1992 (REF 239) G1 - Crown reduce 2 no. Sycamore trees by 1 metre due to close proximity to the property and overhanging branches may cause a danger of damage to the property

TPO - LOWFIELD ROAD, ANLABY - 1989 (REF 234) A1 - Remove 2 no. groups of Aspen trees (G49 & G58) and 5 no. groups of Sycamore trees (G60, G44, G46, G47 & G51) due to trees nearing the end of their safe life and have limited biodiversity value and recreational value; Remove 2 no. groups of Sycamore trees (G35 & G37) to provide an open glade whilst maintaining in large part their screening function from offsite viewpoints; Thin secondary, self-sown stems within woodland areas as part of the normal management regime and to benefit retained specimens

TPO - ROWLEY ROAD, LITTLE WEIGHTON - 1992 - Fell 6 no. Ash trees due to all showing signs of ash die back. Replace with 1 no. Silver Birch and 2 no. Rowan trees.