Info Request Response Traffic Management Plan 25-9-25 - JN1006_2-Bennett-3FergusonSt-AIA092025

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6.5.4   Access & Storage
Site access must be from outside the tree protection fenced area and must not traverse through
the fenced area. In cases where the site access is not practical, only the Project Arborist can
modify the tree protection area and fencing requirements. Any modification to the tree
protection area (including ground protection requirements) and the revised fencing location,
must be shown on an updated TMP and endorsed by the Project Arborist.
Temporary structures should initially be evaluated for placement outside the TPZ positioned on
an above-ground footing, minimising direct contact with the soil. Gantry-type dwellings must
be installed with one-metre physical clearance to trees. An area must be designated on site
ideally 10 metres distance from any tree protection area of the trees to be retained, where all
building materials/refuse, chemicals, fuel/oils etc. can be stored throughout the project. Only
the Project Arborist can approve the storage location of all materials and or equipment within
the TPZ of any tree that is protected. All washing up of equipment including concrete products
must be located at a suitable distance from any TPZ.
Temporary connecting services must be installed above-ground and should not be attached
to any trees being retained.
6.5.5   Site levelling/preparation within the TPZ
Prior to any site scraping, a trench along the eastern side of the driveway is to be excavated
using vacuum excavation and needle point water jet (hydro-vac) under supervision of the
Project Arborist. Any root conflicts are to be pruned manually with sharp sterile tools under
the guidance of the Project Arborist.




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