REFERENCED DOCUMENT Arboricultural Tree Appraisal - REC13.0095 · REC13/0095

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      APPENDIX 1




         7. VISUAL TREE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:



      Id No.:


     Each tree is allocated an individual identification number to allow for easy identification and
     reference.


     Species:

     Tree   names   / species abbreviated to the first three letters of the genus and                     species.
     Tree species key:


                      Del reg                    Delonix regia         (Poinciana)

     Age class:

     Approximate age stage, typical of each species, full description abbreviated to first letter of
     age stage.
                  Y
                  .
                      Young: Early stage of growth, immature size
                          -




                  EM Early Mature: Tree not reached mature size
                  .           -




                  .   M   -
                              Mature: Tree reached mature size
                      OM      -
                                  Over Mature: Tree has reached mature size and is starting to decline.


     Condition:


     The general health and condition of the tree: the assessment is based on trunk and crown
     appearance.
                      G   -
                              Good        -
                                              Tree with   no   defects or disorders which are notable. Tree at low
                      risk of failing with a low risk target e.g. park, open space or other trees
                      F   -
                              Fair    -
                                          Tree with minor defects or disorders noted. Tree at a lower risk of

                      failing hitting a target e.g. park, path or garden
                      P   -
                           Poor- Tree with major defects or disorders noted. Tree may be unsafe
                      and/or at a higher risk of failing hitting a high value target, e.g. property
                      Oead      May be a good habitat tree for native fauna if reduced to safe height
                                  -




                      and in a suitable location.




     Suitability for Preservation:
     This categorizes the suitability of the tree for preservation, considering the tree health,
     structural condition, age, size, longevity, ability to adapt to new environments and aesthetics.


     For trees in non-use areas (eg. Open space) where a range in tree quality is appropriate, all
     trees may be considered suitable, except for invasive species.


     Categories are:




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