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Response to Information Request - OPW13/0669
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Tree Inspection Report Manyaii Chan
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Site Address: 4 Habitat Place, Noosa Heads
Client Site Address
fltChan Nigel Clark 4 Habitat Place
C/O rkland Hotel International Home Brokers Noosa Heads
Caus way Bay 2/65 Mary Street Lot Plan Reference: 19RP900664
Hong ong Noosaville Lot Size 2050 square meters
This r port has been undertaken by AQF level 5 Consulting Arborist -
Phil Best (Dip. Arboriculture, Nat. Cert
Hortic Iture) and overseen by Leo Phelan (Dip.Horticulture & Arboriculture MISAAC. MQAA).
Arbor are Queensland has been commissioned
by Nigel Clark to provide an Arboricultural report on one semi
maturr Eucalyptus tereticornis (Forest Red Gum) situated at the rear of 4 Habitat Place, Noosa Heads. The
adjoin ng allotment is an Environmentally Sensitive Area known as Weyba Creek Bushland Reserve South.
ctlon - Tree Protection Status
This te address is classified by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council as a Category 1 lot (A freehold lot of .3
hecta es or less in the prescribed Noosa area of the protected
veget tion overlay area). All vegetation within a Category 1, 2 or 3
are pr tected and therefore subject to Council Approval.
To re ove protected vegetation an IDAS Form 1 and IDAS Form 6
must e submitted to the Sunshine Coast Regional Council. These
forms are available on the Queensland Government website
(http:l www.dsdip.Queensland.gov.au/forms-templates/sara-idas-
forms html) and can be filled out online at
(wwwdsdip.Queensland.gov.au/MyDAS).
The roprietor of 4 Habitat Place Noosa Heads will be lodging an
applic tion to the Sunshine Coast Regional Council for the proposed
remo al of this Eucalyptus tereticornis (Forest Red Gum).
This rboricultural report is to accompany Section 4 Applications for operational work involving landscaping
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works
MethQdology
ArborCare Queensland has carried out a visual tree assessment on one semi mature Eucalyptus
tereticornis (Forest Red Gum) situated at the rear of 4 Habitat Place, Noosa Heads. An assessment of
the current condition, considering factors relating to the health, vigour, value, useful life expectancy and
the ability to respond to environmental change and an assessment of the structural integrity, assessing
the overall framework of a tree, has been undertaken.
Consulti g Arborist: Phillip Best
Dip. Arb, Nat. Cert. Hort Page 2/10
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