RFI - Aboricultural Impact Assessment

4 P ROJECT D ESIGN R EVIEW
The project design and plans propose to redevelop the site by removing the existing dwelling
and constructing an apartment-style building with semi-basement carparking. To complete the
project design, it is anticipated that ground disturbance will occur across the majority of the
site.

The confirmed scope is to assess the trees within the NC verge, with the focus on a mature
tri-stem Scribbly Gum in the southeast corner at the front right-hand side of the site.

To the left of the site, in front of 21 Bottlebrush Avenue, stands a mature Scribbly Gum that
will be discussed due to its proximity to the site and its current structural condition.

No trees or vegetation are proposed to be retained within the completed site, and as such, no
comments will be made on their condition or protection.

No additional trees or vegetation in front of the site within the council’s verge is proposed to
be retained, except the subject Tri-stem Scribbly Gum and, as such, no comments will be
made on their condition or protection.

The council verge area is proposed to be landscaped and planted as part of the project, with
similar planting to complement the subject Tri-stem Scribbly Gum.

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   Figure 3: The LSD site survey depicts the existing trees with illustrations added to aid identification.
       Proposed removal or retention status of each tree, either within the site or on the NC verge
                           Green circles = Retain      Red crosses = Remove




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