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07/0742 - Approved Plans including Arborist Report - 13/12/07 [As Published] · 132007.742
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____._NOOSA.NORTH SHORE - Arborist Repet 3+] — Introduction SOUTH WEST DEVELOPMENT PRECINGT/~; . Terrain Consultants were commissioned by Petrac Leisure Pty Ltd through Blades Project den Services to prepare an Arborist Report addressing the condition by visual survey of existing ' ™~ significant trees within the South Western Development precinct zone as part of the 1 Noosa North Shore Eco-Tourism Portal. This report outlines this work in a format allowing ease of recognition for field survey work to be undertaken to locate significant trees. IT INCLUDES THE TOTAL SITE. Tree significance was established as being any tree with a minimum trunk diameter of 200mm, ™. greater then 5m in height and with a canopy spread greater then 3m. This allows for a more sensitive approach to the placing of buildings and roads to reduce the number of trees required to be removed. Dead trees, if safe, may be retained for local fauna habitat. It is recommended that debris from trees that require removal, where possible, should be left within the site to encourage indigenous ground fauna and assist in natural mulch. The report is formatted as follows in photo number order. (See page 4 for correspondence). Tree numbers correspond to the foldout A3 plans at the end of this document. (007 Trunk Height | Spread | Condition / Comment | Diameter (mm)}__(m) (m) panes intermedia 600 25 | 15 Good Comments Actions *Note: Trees are numbered with metal tags and wire for field survey to locate. This report contains details on a broad variety of the significant trees surveyed shown on the Vegetation Survey Plan. Information can be relied upon to guide Architectural Concept Designs And to assist field survey to locate existing significant trees; and further detailed use of the Report in Planning and Management of the Precinct. It is recommended that significant trees within location of a building be analysed in greater detail to ensure safety and greater accuracy of canopy, branch structure and form. Itis noted for the South West Precinct that: . The building footprints at this stage of Design Development DO NOT necessitate ANY tree removal but the possible pruning and trimming of some trees is foreseen once on site. . Amaximum tree disturbance of 3% could occur upon determination of building envelope and road construction once on site.
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