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Felling Contract - Betty's Wood at St Ives Country Park

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What the buyer wrote

We have an area of woodland within St. Ives Country Park called Betty's Wood. The predominant species in the wood is larch. The Forestry Commission during one of their routine surveys have detected a plant pathogen called Phytophthora ramorum on some of the larch. Larch is a commercially important timber and to protect other stocks they have served us with a Statutory Plant Health Notice. This requires us to fell and remove the infected trees using licenced contractors hauliers and mills in an area of approximately 12 hectares before the start of this year's sporulation period. We shall be selling the timber by weight as standing trees (purchaser fells and removes), weight being measured by …

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Tilhill Forestry Limited£85kends (31 Oct 2017)

Details

What the buyer calls it
Felling Contract - Betty's Wood at St Ives Country Park
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Type
goods
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
3 Sep 2017
Work ends
31 Oct 2017

Who the buyer named

The buyer published a contact address on this notice.

horses@bradford.gov.uk