Approved Document Arborist Report v3 2 OPW25-0012 · OPW25/0012

●


    -
    -


    -
    -


    -
●


    -
    -
●


●


●




        •




        •



        •


        •


[OCR of page images]
Arborist Report
3 &7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads

e Where recommended by the Project Arborist, carry out remedial works to trees as

follows:

Decompaction or aeration of the TPZ e.g., via vertical mulching or air spade.
Any mechanical aeration of the topsoil layer should be undertaken by a suitability
qualified professional and supervised by the Project Arborist.
Where required, application of a suitable fertiliser.
Where required, additional topsoil is to be provided in accordance with AS
4419:2018 Soils for landscaping and garden use to maintain existing ground levels.
Apply 100mm native forest mulch within fenced TPZ area to 100m settled depth.
e If scaffolding is required within TPZ of retained tree, branch removal and ground
protection to be established in accordance with procedures set out in:
AS 4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites, and,
AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees.
e Project Arborist to conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with tree
protection measures outlined in the VMP.
e Project Arborist to monitor and assess condition of trees and physical environment

throughout construction phase.

e Project Arborist to issue notice of non-compliance to project manager for non-
conforming works and any remedial works to ensure compliance.

The measures are to be implemented by the developer and their contractors at all times
whilst site works are occurring within the curtilage of the retained trees. Compliance with
the requirements is to be administered by a Project Arborist (AQF Level 5) with

experience in construction supervision.

5.3.2. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL TREES

482 Eucalyptus Temporary
tereticornis encroachment
(>10%) from
scaffolding
94 Corymbia Proximity of edge
intermedia of construction

works (14%)

Install ground, trunk and branch protection measures
around the tree if required, in accordance with AS
4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites
and in consultation with Project Arborist (Refer to
VMP).

Encroachment not considered significant, as the works
are temporary and mitigated by the installation of
ground protection.

Canopy pruning is to be undertaken, if recommended
and supervised by the Project Arborist.

Encroachment not considered significant, as it is
located along the periphery of the TPZ, and due to the
area of contiguous TPZ available to the south of the
tree where the tree can develop additional roots.

 

? Referred to as Tree 79 in approval / permit 132008.176.05.

LFORIAS

13 | 20