Aborist Report · OPW24/0017

         Tree Details


Tree     Botanical Name       Height   Width   DBH    Age   Health   Structure   ULE    Risk     Arborist Assessment
Number                                         (CM)                                     rating
T1       Pandanus tectorius   7        7       29     M     G        F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
                                                                                 15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Council .
T2       Canpanuopsis         8        9       41     M     FG       F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
         anacardniodes                                                           15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Coun
T3       Pandanus tectorius   6        7       31     M     G        F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
                                                                                 15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Coun
T4       Canpanuopsis         6        6       42     M     FG       F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
         anacardniodes                                                           15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Coun
T5       Canpanuopsis         5        6       32     M     FG       F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
         anacardniodes                                                           15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Coun
T6       Syzigium ssp         4        2       15     SM    FG       F           5 to   L        This tree presents typically for the species in the coastal location. The habit is spreading because of the salt
                                                                                 15              spray from the ocean and as such the growth habit has been distorted laterally .
                                                                                                 There is signs of insect predation and some structural concern’s and because of where they are in their age
                                                                                                 cycle it is fair to look at removing as a better long term option and replanting in guidance with the vegetation
                                                                                                 mapping for the area by Noosa Coun
T7       Canpanuopsis         8        5       39     M     FG       F           5 to   L        This tree presents well but has no conflict with the proposed development
         anacardniodes                                                           15



         Arborist Conclusion Statement