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4 B ACKGROUND
Consult Arborist has been engaged to provide arboricultural advice relating to the project
design and plans at the Noosa Ozcare site at 80-100 Cooyar Street, Noosa Heads. This report
focuses on the retention status of Black Sheoak trees found throughout the site within the
project scope.

The site is an existing residential care facility that is surrounded on the north, east and
southern side by the Girraween Nature Refuge. The redevelopment of site includes the
demolition and redevelopment of existing buildings, relocation and upgrades to services and
associated infrastructure, and the creation of a fire break and access track.

As per of the approval conditions, an Arborist Report is required to provide advice on the
retention and protection of retained trees. This advice will be guided by AS4970-2009
Protection of trees on development, industry best practice and experience.

The tree survey and tree plot as part of a Verification Plot was undertaken by Bennett and
Bennett, and extracts will be used and embellished to inform this report.




                       Figure 3 :Bennett and Bennett tree plot front cover plan




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