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Attachment B - Arborist report · 51983.3225.12

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                                                                         Consult Arborist

4 S ITE L OCATION AND D ETAILS
The site of Lot 17 – 30 Hastings Street is in the Noosa Council suburb of Noosa Heads, within
the popular Hastings Street precinct. The site consists of a tourist townhouse accommodation
development constructed approximately 20 years ago. As part of the original development
many trees and palms were planted between each of the units providing a natural feel and
privacy to the closely positioned dwellings.




        Figure 2: Google map overview of the existing site with subject trees circled


The current proposed plan consists of a major renovation of the existing Lot 17 dwelling
including an additional extension to the rear that conflicts with a number of landscape trees
and palms.

No other vegetation on the site is included in this report.

This assessment is based on the current design and site layout, as referred to in Documents
Reviewed, without alteration to the project layout.

Comment and guidance will be provided on each subject tree and its retention within the
currently proposed project design, and where required, justifications and observations will be
offered relating to the degree of intrusion into the calculated Tree Protection Zones (TPZ) as
per AS4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites.




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