Arboricultural Impact Assessment report · MCU18/0165

                                                                               Consult Arborist

4 S COPE AND L IMI TATIO NS
The purpose of this report is to provide advice and guidance on the subject trees specifically
within the Noosa Council road reserve

Consult Arborist has reviewed the supplied documentation relating to the site, the existing
trees/vegetation and the site layout with consideration to the design, future use and buildability
of the Project. This report aims to provide guidance and direction with the practical
consideration of the suitable retention of individual trees.

The subject trees, as detailed within the report have received an International Society of
Arboriculture (ISA) Basic Level 2 assessment with consideration to the design and future use
of the project.

The identification numbers and tree data has been allocated to the subject trees by Consult
Arborist within the report to assist with calculations and identification.

See attached photographs, plan extracts and maps for identification purposes.

This report does not take into consideration changes to the site design or activities of which
Consult Arborist has not been requested to comment on or been advised of.

This report does not take into consideration extreme weather events or future pest and disease
outbreak which may affect the tree’s health, condition and retainability.

All assessments of the retained trees have been made visually from the ground and include
the use of basic tools and techniques, i.e. cavity probing, minor root collar excavation,
measuring tapes and devices and photography to gather information. No additional specialist
equipment was used and no conclusive comments on what may have or may be happening
within the internal structure of the tree will be made. No tissue or soil samples have been
collected or submitted for testing.

The information contained in this report is based on a visual inspection of the trees and their
locations, species, health and condition at the time of the inspection from a ground level. The
additional information provided is the author's opinion and is a 'snapshot in time' of the specific
tree's health and condition at the time of the quoted inspection and no guarantee can be given
that faults or issues may not arise in the future.

The Tree Protection Plan advises on the methods for protection of the retained trees and is
guided by the Australian Standard, AS4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites,
industry best practice and professional experience.




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