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Arborist report required for council. Significant tree in Yarraville. NOT requiring tree removal. Just report for impact of putting a small slab in the TPZ

Looking for qualified arborist to provide arborist report to put through for the council approval

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I need a report to satisfy the following. Arboricultural Impact Assessment (AIA) and Documentation All reports must contain, as a minimum, the following requirements:  A detailed assessment of the subject tree proposed for removal, and any trees greater than 3 metres in height on the site or on adjoining public or private land where they may be affected by the removal works. This includes trees within Council-owned road reserves/nature strips or neighbouring parkland, as well as relevant trees on neighbouring private land where shared root zones, canopy interaction, or potential impacts may occur.  The tree survey data must include (in a table format or similar): - o Tree identification number o Botanical and Common name o Physical dimensions of height, canopy spread, trunk diameter (DBH) and diameter above basal flare o An assessment of the health, structure, age class, landscape significance o An assessment of the arboricultural value and retention value o Determination of the structural root zones (SRZ) and Notional Root Zones (NRZ) (in accordance with AS4970) o Location/Ownership of the tree (Council asset (street or reserve), Neighbour/third party, subject site).  The report must provide suitable tree management and protection recommendations for all trees to be retained. These must be specific for each tree identified for retention and or protection. All information must be consistent with the Australian Standard AS4970-2025, Protection of Trees on  Development Sites and in accordance with Council’s Arboricultural Reporting Guidelines.

It is Is atree behind my backyard need to cut

We need an Aborist to cut our trees, give advice around height. We are thinking 3 meters. There is very easy access to bring a cherry picker etc

We have a tree on our property with some branches extending over the boundary fence into our neighbour's property. About six months ago, the neighbour pruned some of the overhanging branches, and they have now requested to prune the tree again. Before any further pruning takes place, we would like an independent assessment from a qualified arborist. We understand that the Whitehorse City Council states that a permit is not required provided the pruning does not cause an imbalance to the canopy or remove 10% or more of the tree canopy: https://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/planning-building/do-i-need-permit/tree-removal-lopping-and-pruning/lopping-and-pruning/tree-growing-over-fence My concern is that the previous pruning may already have removed close to 10% of the canopy. I would like understand if they can do another round of the pruning, whether the tree is already unbalanced, or whether pruning the remaining overhanging branches would cause the canopy to become unbalanced or exceed the council's guidelines. We would appreciate your professional advice on whether any further pruning would remain within these guidelines and, if so, how much additional pruning could reasonably be carried out. If possible, I would like to get a written assessment or report outlining your recommendations, together with a quotation for the assessment and your earliest availability?

Arborist required to remove 1 tree limb overhanging rear lane (see photo mark up). We've already removed a number of smaller branches, but our pole saw won't reach this high. Will need current stack of branches (pictured) plus new limb removed. Very good accesss - the branch is accessible from the rear lane with no obstructions underneath.

I’m looking for a qualified and insured arborist to carry out tree work at my home in Ivanhoe, VIC. The work required includes: * Prune the large deciduous tree to reduce the risk of branches overhanging the roof. * Remove any deadwood and reduce the weight of long limbs over the house while maintaining the tree’s natural shape (no excessive lopping). * Remove all green waste and leave the site tidy. Please include in your quote: * Confirmation that you are fully insured. * Whether council approval is required (if applicable). * Whether the quote includes waste removal * Your earliest availability. I’ve attached photos of the trees. Looking for someone experienced who will use proper arboricultural practices rather than simply cutting branches back aggressively. Thanks!

I am in need of an arborist to cut back tree branches along our fence line, approximately 5 metres in length. The trees extend about 2-3m above the fence.

Looking for an arborist to help us prune back the following trees with potential for annual prune ongoing: - Prune of 5x callery pears at back (top back to historical cuts) - Light prune of 2x crepe Myrtle’s (back from house) - Prune of large Japanese maple (back from neighbour line, gutter and in front of window) Thank you!

I am looking for a qualified Arborist to help me assess and advice on the 3 metre rule and eligibility for tree removal in my front yard.

Qualified arborist needed: powerline clearance pruning + 10 m tree cut down, timber left on site Front conifer/cypress-type tree (photo 1): We need to engage an arborist to prune the tree on our property to ensure powerline clearance. The tree is visually uneven and was topped about four years ago, so we would like selective pruning/crown balancing where safe, removal of dead regrowth, and compliant clearance from the overhead lines. Separate approximately 10 m tree (invasive species) to be cut down near to neighbours fence (photo 2). Trunk is less than 1 ft across. Most of the tree is already removed. No stump grinding required and timber/green waste can be left on site. Please only respond if you are a qualified and insured arborist.

Single mature tree needs a tree protection specifications and a tree protection plan. Must be qualified arborist done to Australian standards

I live in Prahran, in a ground floor apartment, and there are a couple of large trees on my neighbour’s property that overhang into my yard and need to be trimmed back. Also need a couple of dead branches on my neighbour’s side cut I said I’ll sort as a gesture of good will for them.

I want an Arborist to visit and advise which trees can be removed with or without Council’s approval especially in the backyard. This has to be a physical visit only. The idea is when trees have been removed then I can think of developing a Townhouse later in the backyard. If you can quote vegetation removal cost upon site visit that would be good as well. Your KPIs will be (a) determining which trees can be removed or not with or without Council’s approval (b) how many trees require approval.

would like onsite visit in collingwood to confirm pricing Remove dead fronds and seed pods from palm tree in the backyard Clean gutters around the property Cut tree in the front yard to ground and poison stump - large tree (weed style) Purchase, deliver and plant Choisya Ternata in the front yard Collect and remove all green waste Blow out paved area

I have a large carob tree on the rear boundary of my property. The tree is clearly struggling, and I'm seeking advice from a qualified arborist as to the health of the tree, whether it is worth saving, and able to provide acceptable liaison with my Council about the tree. ( BOROONDARA ).

Need help with measuring TPZ and SRZ of around 9 trees/shrubs in Rosanna. This is for an engineering drawing we are submitting for stormwater drainage. This info need to be shown in the plan. See attached photos

Need help to remove a small tree, fairly small, height is close to 1 storey roof, the tricky bit is it's between 2 electricity cables, only 1 branch left, minimal work. Need help to cut a second larger tree to ground level. Both are in the frontyard, easy access. Don't need to clean the green waste or worry about stump removal. Just cut to ground level is fine, just stack the branches in the frontyard, collecting these as firewood. Can chat through the details on arrival.