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Approved Plans OPW21-0038
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3.0 Site trees for protection are two young “Alexandra Palms” (Arcontophoenix aleaxandrae) and a
young “Weeping Lillypilly” (Syzygium luehmannii) both are in excellent condition.
3.1 All other vegetation will be compromised with construction plans and will require removal. There
are no trees of significance that require removal.
3.2 The calculated TPZ for the “Alexandra Palms” is approx. 2 metres and the TPZ for the “Lillypilly” is
approx. 2.5 metres. This means that no works of any kind can be undertaken within this zone
unless the Project Arborist is involved.
3.3 TPZ’s should be determined and clearly marked out prior to any tree removal or site works. ATF
fencing or similar should be set out to limit root damage of the protected tree.
Tree removals must be undertaken with care and root balls should be stump ground when close
to protected trees. Any works within TPZ’s should be supervised by the Project Arborist.
3.4 All retained trees require mulching of the TPZ’s using good quality forest mulch. Root pruning
using Air spade or a vacuum excavation process is recommended for any works within 1 metre of
TPZ’s.
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