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URBAN FORESTRY AUSTRALIA - TREE MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING ARBORICULTURISTSTreeNo.Botanic & CommonName198 Tristaniopsis laurinaWater Gum*Hht(m)*Sp(m)*DBH(mm)Age *H *C Comments *SULE *LSR *RV *TPZOpt. &Min.3 2 90, 40 Y Good Fair Girdled root, mower damage, trimmer damage/ringbarked to 50% of base. Included co-dominant.Would remove and replant with new specimen, or maintain as small tree.Mulch over roots to alleviate soil compaction and prevent mechanical damage.3D L L 22199 Tristaniopsis laurinaWater Gum2.5 1 60 Y Fair Poor Girdled root, damaged at base, wounds, set back of development.Would recommend remove and replant with new specimen. Mulch over roots to alleviate soilcompaction and prevent mechanical damage.3D L L 22200 Tristaniopsis laurinaWater Gum6 7 100 -180@500AGLM Good Fair In garden bed. Extensive epicormics at base, have been cut. Three co-dominant stems at groundlevel, all included. Restricted by kerb and path (700mm bed width).May become hazardous with age - maintain as small tree.Mulch over roots to alleviate soil compaction and prevent mechanical damage3D L L 22201 Ficus rubiginosaPort Jackson Fig9 11 650ABOM Fair - Large cavity under stem at ground level - buttresses extend over cavity. Declining, extensiveepicormics and small diameter dieback throughout. Sparse canopy. Reasonable amenity, butstructural integrity at base should be investigated to enable decision of retention.Extent of decay should be investigated with Resistograph® test. Mulch over roots to alleviate soilcompaction. Monitor.- M - 9.76.5202 Lophostemon confertusBrush Box15 14 920 M Good Good Old pollarding at 3 metres AGL. Junctions appear sound. Mower damage to exposed roots. Minortip dieback. Typical shade-out deadwood in lower canopy.Remove any deadwood >30mmØ over parking area. Mulch root zone (min. 4.5m radius wherepossible).3A H H 119.2203 Ficus macrophyllaMoreton Bay Fig9 12 650ABM -OMFairFairtoPoorTending to overmaturity. Has had substantial branch reduction in past. Deadwood to 80mmdiameter to south. Epicormics on scaffolds due to increased light. Exposed roots, damaged.Remove deadwood >30mm over capparking area, and 50mmØ in remaining areas. Mulch overroots to alleviate soil compaction. Mulch root zone (min. 3m radius where possible).Monitor and manage for short term retention only.3D M M 9.76.5204 Lophostemon confertusBrush Box205 Ficus watkinsianaStrangler Fig13 11 500 M Good Good Small diameter dieback, typical. Deadwood to 40mm diameter.Remove deadwood. Mulch root zone (min. 2m radius where possible).4 5 140 SM Good Good Some tear-outs of lower branches. No special problems noted.Mulch root zone (min. 1m radius or to extent of surface root system).2A M M 651A L H 22206 Ficus watkinsianaStrangler Fig5 8 230 SM Good FairtoGoodNo inclusions noted. Exposed roots, damaged. Some roots kinked.Remove crossing, rubbing branches. Mulch root zone (min. 1m radius or to extent of surface rootsystem). Monitor to ensure sufficient distribution of structural buttress root development.1B L H 22207 Ficus watkinsianaStrangler Fig6.5 7 210 SM Good FairtoGoodExtensive surface root system. Significant damage by mower. Pushing corner piece of kerb out ofalignment. Wounds to underside of branches to southwest over path.Mulch root zone (min. 1m radius or to extent of surface root system). Monitor roots.1B L H 22Arboricultural Audit and Assessment– Enmore Park, Marrickville. January, 2008 26 of 42
URBAN FORESTRY AUSTRALIA - TREE MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING ARBORICULTURISTSTreeNo.Botanic & CommonName208 Lophostemon confertusBrush Box*Hht(m)12 -13*Sp(m)*DBH(mm)Age *H *C Comments *SULE *LSR *RV *TPZOpt. &Min.10 720 M Fair FairtoGoodNotable tip decline and small branch dieback. Deadwood to 70mm diameter over paths.Previously lopped at 3 - 4 metre AGL. Small stem wound to east. No significant defects.Remove deadwood >20mmØ over paths. Mulch root zone (min. 3m radius where possible).2D H 3 8.67.2209 Lophostemon confertusBrush Box7 7 450 SM Poor Fair Previously lopped at 4 metres AGL. Significant decline of crown, especially to west, and of uppercrown. High amount of deadwood up to 100mm diameter. Probably only short term retention.Remove deadwood >25mmØ. Mulch root zone (min. 2m radius where possible).3D L L 4.54210 Eucalyptus bicostataEurabbie16 12 650 M FairtoGoodPoorLack of basal flare - probably filled when mound built. Distinct lean to north. High % epicormicsto lower scaffolds (as response to fill?). No major deadwood noted. Only upper branches haveself corrected. Tree was probably fairly mature when lean developed. Tree possibly sufferedpartial failure from root rot, or roots severed when plaque and fill installed?Remove tree4A M L 7.86.5211 Corymbia torellianaCadaghi16 8 400 SM FairtoGoodFairSuppressed to southeast by T210. Upper crown thin with some tip dieback noted. Poorly formedbranches at 4 metres AGL. Minor amount of small diameter deadwood.Reduce branch to north (end weight). Mulch root zone (min. 2m radius where possible). Monitor.2D L L 3.64212 Corymbia torellianaCadaghi213 Lophostemon confertusBrush Box13 7 300 SM Good Good Somewhat suppressed to west, less so to east. Typical bark creasing and branch attachmentSmall diameter branch failures noted. Minor branch wounds. Very minor amount of deadwood25mmØ. Mulch root zone (min. 1.5m radius where possible).16 12 900 M Poor - Very thin crown. Significant dieback of tips and small branches. Strong, vertical branch habit -topped at 4 metres in past. High deadwood but 30mmØ over parkingareas. Mulch root zone (min. 4.5m radius where possible).2A L L 2.73- H - 10.89214 Ficus rubiginosaPort Jackson Fig16 -1717 1250ABM Good - Minor tip dieback, mainly to lower branches. Several old branch failures. Short stubs ofdeadwood
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