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ARB_Arborist Final Report_McAnally Dr · OPW22/0106

Attached to the e-mail Response to Information Request OPW22/0106 - 31 McAnally Dr, Sunshine Beach.

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4. Site Visit and Observations
A site inspection was carried out on the 1st of June 2022 to collect data for the provisions of an
arborist report.

5. Inspection Results.
Upon the day of inspection, various species of native, introduced and weed species were
identified on site. All vegetation situated on the northern and southern side of the driveway access
to 31 McAnally Dr was assessed.

The vegetation mass located on the property frontage identifies as dense, shrubby plantings of
Ficus sp, Desert star, Blush satin ash, Beach Birdseye, New Zealand Christmas bush and
Tuckeroo with the presence of a sparse Pepper tree situated on the southern fringe of the
assessment site. (Refer to assessment table 1). No species with a DBH greater than 150 mm are
evident within this assessment area.




Figure 2: Image of the assessment area along the property frontage captured from McAnally drive (Source: J. Harvey, 2022)




Arborist report – TSA: 31 McAnally Drive, Sunshine Beach.
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