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Arborist Inspection Report 16-8-21 · OPW22/0022
Property Photos
Observations
These trees are growing in a confined space and in a sand medium which is nutrient
deprived and does not retain water especially this close to sea level. The identified
trees are within the neighbouring property. Because there is restricted aerial space
due to the building height and because of this the growth habit of these trees has
been phototrophically distorted.
In response to these conditions the root systems must expand accordingly to counter
the leverage of the trunk and canopy.
Because of the nutrient deficient ground coupled with the adventitious nature of all
species identified they will search all avenues of nutrient as evident within the carpark
and along the area with the extensive root incursions.
There is clear risk to property and clear evidence as shown in the property photos and
as such these needs to mitigate; I have developed a clear and proven method for root
incursion and will protect the property and still considers the tree health of the
identified trees.
Document Set ID: 21791825
Version: 1, Version Date: 18/01/2022
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