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Arborist Report inc VMP
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Arborist Report 14 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads 6.5 COMPLIANCE Compliance with the VMP will be achieved through self-administered monitoring of the Plan and any conditions imposed by Council as part of a development permit / decision notice. Prior to the commencement of works and throughout the period in which vegetation clearing or removal occurs, all personnel entering the site must familiarise themselves with the VMP and acknowledge their responsibility to comply with the Plan’s requirements. At the completion of clearing works, the Project Arborist shall submit to Council evidence of compliance with the VMP and any other conditions of approval. The latter can be conditioned by Council as part of a development permit. 6.6 POST-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT At the conclusion of works, the Project Arborist will inspect the subject trees and recommend any pruning and tree surgery works to maintain health and stability of the tree and reduce potential hazards for future users of the site in accordance with AS 4373 – Pruning of amenity trees. Changes in local abiotic and biotic factors can give rise to changes in hazard and risk at any time. Tree condition and hazard should be reviewed at least annually to ensure that risk is adequately managed. Additional risk assessment should be carried out immediately following significant weather events (e.g. storms) as required. Where hazards are identified, any future pruning works should, inter alia: • Obtain necessary permits to carry out the works, • Be undertaken by a suitably qualified and experienced arborist (AQF Level 5 of equivalent), • Carried out in accordance with Australian Standard 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees, and, • Be supervised by a licensed Wildlife Spotter Catcher. 22 | 25
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