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        ARBORICULTURAL ASSESSMENT




     1 NATASHA AVENUE, NOOSA HEADS




         Prepared for Annette Warner



                 August 28, 2015




              PO BOX 304 EUDLO Q 4554
Ph: 7 54 789162 Mobile: 0412 586131 Fax: 7 54 789160
[email protected]   www.treesolutions.com.au
            Dip.Arb/Hort, MAA, MISA, MQAA
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                            TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.        1. Copyright                          Page 3
          2. Brief                              Page 4
     3.   3. Findings                           Page 4
          4. Summary                            Page 4
          5. Images                             Page 5 - 9
          6. Bibliography                       Page 10




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1. COPYRIGHT

Produced by: Tree Solutions Australia P/L

Prepared by: Brendan Martin (Dip.Arb/Hort, MAA, MISA, MQAA)




Commercial in Confidence

All the information contained in this document is provided in strict commercial confidence. It
shall not be disclosed to any third party or reproduced in any way without the express written
consent of Tree Solutions Australia.

Copyright
© Tree Solutions Australia P/L




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2. BRIEF



Terms of Reference


Request by Annette Warner (Annette Warner Pty Ltd-Building Design Consultants) to prepare a
Tree Protection assessment in relation to possible vegetation disturbance during site
developments at 1 Natasha Avenue, Noosa Heads.


Procedure


A ground site assessment was conducted on August 25, 2015.


3. FINDINGS


3.0   Building proposals for 1 Natasha Avenue, Noosa Heads will only slightly impact on the open
      space conservation zone on the northern side of the property. Some saplings will require
      removal but these are predominantly exotic species (Cassia, Frangipani, Cordyline, Golden
      Cane Palm, Triangle Palm) or juvenile natives and not greatly significant although slope
      stability must be considered.
      The larger “Pink Bloodwood” Corymbia intermedia is in average to poor condition and will
      require removal but is within the dripline of the ‘‘Tuckeroo” Cupaniopsis anacardiodes so
      will not cause significant slope disturbance.

3.1   The “Tuckeroo” is a real feature and can be protected safely if tree protection strategies are
      followed. The tree stem measures 0.6 metres approximately which when applying the
      AS4970-2009 (Protection of trees on development sites) requires a 6 metre root protection
      zone (RPZ). Proposed excavations are either beyond this zone or are of a minor nature. Any
      works within the dripline of this tree (Tree Protection Zone – TPZ), which is 8 metres approx.
      in all directions from the tree should be carried out with the supervision of the Project
      Arborist. Some minor crown pruning will be required but the canopy dominates to the north
      due to the location of the “Pink Bloodwood” so this should not affect the tree much at all.
      The intention, subject to structural engineering, is to cantilever a minor portion of outdoors
      areas on the Northern side which will greatly reduce impact to the site vegetation.

4. SUMMARY


4.0   The open space conservation zone is of vital importance to the local landscape and must be
      preserved as such. Because of the cantilever design excavation within this zone will be kept
      to a minimum but some saplings and exotics and a “Pink Bloodwood” will require removal.
      These removals are all located above or to the south of the remaining and protected
      “Tuckeroo”. All removals will need to be undertaken sensitively and root systems must
      remain in situ to assist in maintaining slope stability.

4.1   The “Tuckeroo” must be protected and all works within the TPZ must be supervised or
      implemented by the Project Arborist.
      Soil conditioning and mulching the root zone is also recommended.


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Images




               “Tuckeroo”




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1. GENERALLY THE SURDER SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND ADHERE TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE
SULDING COOE OF AUSTRALA

2. ALLDIMENSONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE CHECKED
(ON SITE BEFORE WORK COMMENCES, ANY QUERIES ARE TO BE DRECTED
TO THE DESIGN AUTHORITY.

4, ALLLEVELS AND DIMENSONS ARE TO BE CHECKED
|AND VERIFIED ON SITE BEFORE BULDING WORK COMMENCES

3. AQURE DIMENSIONS ONLY ARE TO BE USED, WITH NODIRECT SCALING FROM §. SUILOING METHCOS ARE SUGGESTED ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR REMAINS

 

 

 

 

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MAX WATTERSON
+ ASSOCIATES
CONSULTING SURVEYORS
& PLANNERS

12 Mapte Street
PO Box 637
Cooray Gid 4543
Ph, (07) 54426121

Fax. (07) 54425125
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cent J. PRESCOTT

Project:
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PARISH: WEYBA

‘COUNTY: MARCH

LOCAL GOVT: NOOSA S.C.
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                               “Tuckeroo”




                                      “Pink
                                      Bloodwood”
“Tuckeroo”

             “Triangle Palm”




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                            “Tuckeroo”




Saplings to be removed to
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             “Triangle
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“Tuckeroo”               “Pink
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BIBLIOGRAPHY

      VTA (Visual Tree Assessment – Prof. Dr. Claus Mattheck 1994) based on
      ‘The Body Language of Trees’.
      An Evaluation of Hazard Trees (ISA – Matheny & Clark 1994).
      Dictionary for Managing Trees in Urban Environments – Danny B Draper and
      Peter A Richards
      Modern Arboriculture and a New Tree Biology by Dr Alex Shigo.
      Arboriculture ‘Integrated Management of Landscape trees, shrubs and vines –
      Richard W. Harris
      AS 4373 – 2007 (Australian Standards – Pruning Of Amenity Trees)
      AS 4970 – 2009 (Australian Standards – Protection of Trees on Development
      Sites)




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