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ECM_22343519_v1_Aboricultural Impact Assessment · 132000.200173.1
Consult Arborist
8.5 R ESTRICTED A CTIVITIES W ITHIN THE TPZ
Restricted activities within the TPZ that would cause harm to the retained trees to include, but
are not limited to:
• Any non-approved construction works.
• Any non-approved excavation or cultivation of the ground.
• Any non-approved storage.
• Preparation of chemicals, including cement products.
• Parking of vehicles and plant.
• Refuelling.
• Dumping of waste.
• Wash down and cleaning of equipment.
• Placement of Fill.
• Lighting fires.
• Any non-approved soil level changes.
• Temporary or permanent installation of utilities and signs.
• Physical damage to the tree.
8.6 TPZ S TANDARD M I TIGATION M EASURES
Where groundworks are carried out adjacent to or encroaching into the TPZ areas the
following mitigation measures and procedures should be implemented where deemed
appropriate and should be supervised by Consult Arborist.
• Where possible the excavated ground, including the cut roots, will be covered/backfilled
with quality topsoil locally sourced or a sandy loam/river sand with low organic matter, as
guided by AS 4419—2003. Australian Standard™ Soils for landscaping and garden use.
• An application of a seaweed-based soil conditioner/plant food can be applied to the topsoil
as per the manufacturer’s guidelines. Monthly applications are recommended for the
duration of the project.
• Ground protection measures are to be installed/used when access to the TPZ is required
to undertake construction works. All ground protection measures are to be discussed and
agreed upon with the Project Arborist prior to installation. These are to include but are not
limited to: ply sheets, geo fabric, thick mulch layer.
• When required supplemental watering with a water cart or sprinkler system can be used
to retain adequate moisture levels in the soil.
• The Project Arborist is to advise and oversee all mitigation measures works being
undertaken to retained trees.
All tree works, and tree protection measures, are to be guided by industry best practices and
the relative Australian Standards which include but are not limited to:
• Australian Standards AS4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites
• Australian Standards AS4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees
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