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Approved Plans MCU23-0109 RAL23-0017 OPW23-0123 · MCU23/0109
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ARBORIST INSPECTION 20 KAURI ST COOROY the fringe of a bushland corridor. We have identified its Structural Root Zone which is typically the most critical portion the tree when development encroaches on the urban forest. From my site inspection and without the build footprint as a reference there appears to be no conflict with design and tree protection. But should there be once the site mark-up is done and there is encroachment within? the TPZ and SRZ then tree protection protocols outlined in AS4970-2009 relative. to the works be implemented prior to physical works being started and all be done. under the supervision of the Project Arborist. Arborist Site Observations At our inspection we have observed that this is bushland within a urban setting and has tall grasses present and that we have to assume the boundary locations due to the site conditions. We don’t envisage much impact on the neighbouring trees but as outlined in AS 4970-2009 once the site is cleared and marked out exactly and we will have to do another inspection and should there be conflicts in design / construction and vegetation then under the quoted standard then protocols will be identified and implemented Site Photos
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