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                 Project Arborist Guidelines
                 1.    Appoint an AQF Level 5 project Arborist.
                 2.    Installation of TPZ fencing as indicated on page 16. Where work requires access to the TPZ these works
                       shall be supervised and approved by the project Arborist.
                 3.    Any work within the TPZ shall be approved and supervised by the project Arborist.
                 4.    An aged forest mulch shall be applied to the non-hard paved surfaces within the TPZ, not more than 75-
                       100mm in depth to protect any raised roots.
                 5.    Installation for lighting and underground services shall require excavation by non-invasive methods
                       including, but not limited to, vacuum methods and hand digging. Work shall be supervised by the project
                       Arborist.
                 6.    Where cranes and/or concrete pumps are to be used, an appropriate Crown Protection Zone (CPZ) shall
                       apply.
                 7.    Machine movements may be required within the TPZ. The use of rumble board or a raft of sleepers tied
                       together or the use of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) ground protection mats (such as, but not limited
                       to, Alturnamats) shall be placed on top of the aged forest mulch and shall be used to ensure construction
                       traffic doesn’t adversely compact the soil profile and damage shallow root growth.
                 8.    Skidding of earthmoving equipment should not be required, however should construction methods
                       change, movement should be kept to a minimum within the TPZ, be planned, approved and supervised by
                       the project Arborist.
                 9.    Should roots require severance outside the SRZ, severance shall be undertaken by a suitably qualified
                       Arborist and approved by the project Arborist. Roots shall be clean cut by a high pressure water jet and/or
                       hand saw. A systemic fungicide shall be applied, such as
                            Fongarid 250g/kg Furalaxyl systemic fungicide, or;
                            Phosacid 250g/L systemic fungicide, or;
                            Natural Liquid Microbial Inoculant such as but not limited to Companion® that contains the active
                                ingredient Bacillus subtilis GB03 which is a rhizosphere bacterium. The bacterium establishes
                                beneficial colonies on the plant’s roots. It stimulates healthier roots, accelerates growth and
                                activates the defence system of the plant. This should be applied as per label recommendations.
                 10.   Any exposed roots shall be kept hydrated and covered from exposure to the sun with hessian.
                 11.   No storage of demolition waste and/or building material shall be allowed within the TPZ.
                 12.   Landscaping shall maintain a mulched, or planted, or grassed area suitable for purpose within the TPZ.
                       Should the grassed areas require replacement soil for landscape works, it shall be to the AS4419. Soil
                       profiles cannot be lowered given the presence of shallow feeder roots. A mulched area is preferred to
                       assist in root protection, reduce soil compaction and enhance water percolation within the TPZ.
                 13.   Apply bio-stimulants such as Mega Kelp at 2% by volume of water, as a root drench , monthly for the
                       duration of the project to the area within the TPZ, to stimulate feeder root development both prior to
                       mulching and/or top dressing.
                 14.   There shall be no uncontrolled discharge of concrete slurry within the TPZ. Where concrete is to be poured
                       for concrete pads and/or paths within the TPZ, there shall be a plastic sleeve used to shield leachate into
                       the soil profile.
                 15.   There shall be no site office storage of building materials and/or staging areas within the TPZ.




                 Arborist Report for 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville
                 Prepared by Arbor Operations – July 2020
Document Set ID: 21753628
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Version: 1, Version Date: 12/01/2022
                          24/03/2021
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