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wq_love 发表于 2019-10-9 21:26 
树是paperbark,街上也挺常见的,我的aborist report是低到中等保留价值,问题就是健康的,之前我没跟cou ...
your volume builder will most likely have its preferred building survoyer group, consult your case with them.
best case senario: your volume builder and its building survoyer handles everything without additional charge.
worst case senario: you engaged a third party arborist, an indipendent building survoyer yet still need to compromise to council.
ask your volume builder first.
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added: I had a look into whitehorse planning scheme and here is what i found:
Council Decision guidelines
The following decision guidelines apply to an application for a permit under Clause 42.03:
The contribution of the tree to neighbourhood character and the landscape.
The need to retain trees that are significant due to their species age, health and/or growth
characteristics. (this is why you had a rejection before)
Where the trees are located, their relationship to existing vegetation and their role in providing
habitat and corridors for fauna and their contribution to local ecologcal systems.
Where the location of new and existing footings and impervious areas are in relation to the root
zone of established trees. (this is why a new construction can possiblity be able to remove a tree)
The compatibility of any buildings and works with existing vegetation proposed to be retained. (this is a ground for you to go to VCAT if being rejected with a construction proposal.)
The effect of any proposed lopping on the significance, health or appearance of the tree.
Whether there is a valid reason for removing the tree and whether alternative options to removal
have been fully explored. (this is why you need an envrionement management plan for your construction)
If retention cannot be achieved, or a tree is considered appropriate for removal, consider whether
the site provides adequate space for offset planting of indigenous or native trees that can grow
to a mature height similar to the mature height of the tree to be removed. If it is not appropriate
to select an indigenous or native tree species, the selected species should be drought tolerant.
Whether the planting location of the replacement vegetation will enable the future growth of
the canopy and root system of the tree to maturity. (this is what an arborist need to provide in an envrionement management plan)
Whether the replacement tree species and planting locations conflict with existing or proposed
overhead wires, buildings, easements and existing trees.
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again, ask your volume builder first.
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