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K - Preliminary Arborist Report (29.08.2019)
TRE TREE SPECIES TREE AVERGAE RETAIN, NATIVE
DBH TREE TREE TREE TREE CONSTRUCTION NOTES, EXPLAINATIONS or
E (botanical & common TREE AGE HEIGHT CANOPY REMOVE or or
(mm) HEALTH STRUCTURE SIGNIFICANCE CATEGORISATION TOLERANCE DESCRIPTIONS
NO. name) (m) SPREAD (m) OTHER EXOTIC
The area consists mostly of
Eucalyptus grandis, Corymbia
intermedia and Eucalyptus
robusta with a higher weed
incursion than other areas. The
subject trees are suitably
Area Early
Various tree species 150-250 7-10 4-6 Good Good Desirable C to B Fair to Fair-poor Retain Native positioned and will likely not be
B mature
impacted by the proposed
development. The broader
vegetation vales will be discussed
within the Gondwana Ecological
Report. The area is identified as
covenant AB.
The subject tree is growing on
the edge of the vegetated area
toward the proposed development
area. The future development
Eucalyptus grandis Early footprint will likely be within the
3 500 24 7 Fair Fair Desirable C to B Fair-poor Retain Native
(Flooded gum) mature subject tree’s TPZ. The provision
for adequate Arboricultural Work
Methods, design consideration
could allow for the retention of
the subject tree.
Two trees are arising as one and
are growing on the edge of the
vegetated area toward the
development area. The subject
trees are early emerging
specimens which could be
Eucalyptus robusta Early 100 &
4 12 7 Fair Fair Desirable C Fair Retain Native retained in the context of the
(Swamp mahogany) mature 150
proposed development.
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