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Info Request Response Traffic Management Plan 25-9-25 - JN1006_2-Bennett-3FergusonSt-AIA092025
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9. ANNEXURE B: STARS (IACA, 2010)
The system for objectively rating trees is based on the IACA Significance of a Tree, Assessment
Rating System (STARS) (IACA, 2010). The system determines landscape significance using the
flow chart and then a matrix to determine the retention value.
Landscape Significance Flow Chart
1. Mature specimen and remnant, planted locally indigenous
specimen or is considered rare/uncommon in the local area or;
High
2. Listed as a Heritage item, Threatened Species, part of an
Yes Landscape
endangered ecological community, on a Significant Tree
Significance
Register or;
3. Visually prominent and visible from a considerable distance and
makes a positive contribution to the local amenity or;
4. Substantial age or;
5. Supports social and cultural sentiments or spiritual associations
reflected by the broader population group or has No
commemorative value.
9. Good health and good structure or;
Moderate 10. Future growth is largely unrestricted by above and
Landscape Yes below ground infrastructure, supporting its ability to
Significance reach its mature dimensions or;
11. Valued by a smaller community or individual or;
12. Provides fair contribution to the local amenity.
No
Weed sp. or Hazardous or 6. Not visible outside of the site or;
environmental irreversible decline and 7. Requires an unreasonable amount
or or
nuisance considered potentially of maintenance or;
dangerous 8. Unsuitable to site conditions.
Low Landscape Significance
Tree Management Plan (TMP) Ref: JN0823
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