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Approval for OPW
Noosa Council documents
SRZ 2.56m radius
TPZ 6m radius
Site Map
Observations
There is build up of debris and rubbish around the base of 2 3 4 5 6 and there has
been an alteration in the true ground level. There are limbs that are hyper extended
and need future proofing. There is across all trees identified paving across the root
plates and there is some disturbance of this paving as you would expect from all these
species. All trees identified appear in fair health considering the urban environment
they are within the already identified restrictions.
Prior to construction there will need to be root plate and canopy protection
implemented.
Tree Protection Methodology
All tree protection is as identified in AS4970-2009 and all pruning works to also
adhere to AS4373-2007. Prior to any excavation works in preparation for
development works as identified in the supplied plans, these conditions must be
implemented by ATCAC’s Level 5 Arborist (Project Arborist) prior to works
commencing,
1. Tree Protection Exclusion Zone fencing and signage as per AS 4373-2009
2. Removal of all material and non-historic soil from the Tree Protection Zone
(TPZ)
3. Trees 2 3 4 5 6 prior to any excavation works a root barrier is to be installed to
a depth of 1000mm with bentonite clay in the base of the trench and back
filled with bedding sand. All excavation to be done by a Vacuum Excavator
4. Mature forest blend mulch to a depth of a 150mm minimum on the TPZ on all
trees
5. Maintenance pruning on all weight burden limbs that may be impacted
throughout the works to be performed by Level 3 Arborist under direction of
the Project Arborist and as per AS 4373-2007
6. The Project Arborist must be present while the construction works happen to
ensure tree protection protocols outlines
7. Once the timeline of the project is determined the suitable inspection
intervals to be defined by the Project Arborist
Document Set ID: 21121011
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Version: 1, Version Date: 23/04/2020
05/03/2020 Print Date: 24 April 2020, 12:22 PM
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