tree reports for development projects
Types of reports:
Preliminary Vegetation Assessment
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A preliminary vegetation assessment is a comprehensive survey of all trees on a site.
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These reports are used in the earliest stages of development planning, prior to the development application or detailed design.
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This way designers can make informed decisions in relation to the trees on the development site.
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A vegetation assessment will identify and locate all trees on site, plus provide critical tree data regarding Tree Protection Zones and recommended trees to retain.
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This will ensure your architects can make the most of available space on site when they design your plans.
Arboricultural Impact Assessment
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If you are proposing to build on a site that has trees nearby (even next door), you will require a Development Impact Assessment report.
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This tree report considers the potential impacts or conflicts between trees on site and your proposed construction plans.
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It is also critical to consider council planning laws or overlays and the Australian Standard 4970-2009: Protection of Trees on Development Sites.
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We will provide impact mitigation advice where relevant and assist in progressing your project.
Tree Protection Management Plan
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A Tree Protection Management Plan is often required as part of a council planning permit for development sites.
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This tree report provides detailed, step-by-step plans for the implementation of Tree Protection measures from the pre-demolition stage, through construction, to project completion.
Project Arborist Supervision
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We can certify all stages of a Tree Protection Management Plan, or sign off on Tree Protection fencing once it has been correctly installed on your site.
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Our qualified arborists are also available to supervise Non-Destructive Digging if your project requires excavation near trees and/or provide Root Mapping reports.