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URBAN FORESTRY AUSTRALIA - TREE MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING ARBORICULTURISTS6.3.2 Underground Serviceso All proposed stormwater lines and other underground services shouldbe located as far away as practicable, or suspended beneath the floorof the building where possible, to avoid excavation within the TPZ oftrees to be retained.o For underground services, where the incursion to the Root Zone is lessthan 20% of the total TPZ, a chain trenching device may be used. Abackhoe or skid steer loader is unacceptable due to the potential forexcessive compaction and root damage.o Where large woody roots (greater than 50mm in diameter) areencountered during excavation or trenching, these shall be retainedintact wherever possible (e.g. by sub-surface boring beneath roots orre-routing the service etc).o Excavations required for underground services within the TPZ of anytree to be retained should only be undertaken by sub-surface boring.The Invert Level of the conduit, plus the conduit diameter, must belower than the estimated root zone depth as specified. This will dependon the soil conditions at the site. Where this is not practical and rootpruning is the only alternative, proposed root pruning should beassessed by the arborist to determine continued health and stabilityof the subject tree.o If trees show signs of stress or deterioration, remedial action shall betaken to improve the health and vigour of the subject tree(s) inaccordance with best practice arboricultural principles.6.3.4 Pavementso Pavements should be avoided within the TPZ of trees to be retainedwhere possible.o Proposed paved areas within the TPZ of trees to be retained should beplaced above grade to minimise excavations within the root zone andavoid root severance and damage.6.3.5 Fill Materialo Placement of fill material within the TPZ of trees to be retained shouldbe avoided where possible. Where placement of fill cannot be avoided,the material should be a coarse, gap gradedmaterial such as 20 — 50mm crushed basalt or equivalent to providesome aeration to the root zone. Note that roadbase or crushedsandstone or other material containing a high percentage of fines isunacceptable for this purpose. The fill material should be consolidatedwith a non-vibrating roller to minimise compaction of the underlying soil.o A permeable geotextile may be used beneath the sub-base to preventmigration of the stone into the sub-grade. No fill material should beplaced in direct contact with the trunk.Arboricultural Audit & Development Impact Assessment– Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre, Enmore ParkFebruary, 2009. 18 of 42
URBAN FORESTRY AUSTRALIA - TREE MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING ARBORICULTURISTS6.3.6 Demolition Works within Tree Protection Zoneso Demolition of pathways and paved areas within the TPZ of trees to beretained shall be undertaken under the supervision of the Site Arborist.o The pavement surface and sub-base shall be stripped-off either byhand, or in layers of no greater than 50mm thick using a small rubbertracked excavator or alternative approved method to avoid damage tounderlying roots and minimise soil disturbance.o The machine shall work within the footprint of the existing pathway toavoid compaction of the adjacent soil.o The final layer of sub-base material shall be removed using hand toolswere required to avoid compaction of the underlying soil profile anddamage to woody roots.o Following removal of the pavement surface and sub-base, clean, friabletopsoil shall be used to fill in the excavated area and bring flush withsurrounding levels. Soil shall only be imported and spread when theunderlying soil conditions are dry to avoid compaction of the soil profile.o Demolition of low masonry walls within the TPZ of trees to be retainedshall be undertaken under the supervision of the Site Arborist. Thewalls shall be demolished using equipment on the street side of thewall. Care shall be taken to avoid the root systems, trunks and lowerbranches of trees in the vicinity of the existing walls.6.3.7 Canopy & Root Pruningo Removal of any deadwood from the trees is recommended prior toproject commencement.o A minimum amount of live material should be removed from trees sothey have maximum photosynthetic ability to develop new roots toadapt to new conditions.o Pruning to lift or reduce the crown of any tree must be carried out by aqualified tree worker or arboriculturist, to ensure the works are notperformed by untrained contractors.o All pruning work required shall be carried out in accordance withAustralian Standard No 4373-2007— Pruning of Amenity Trees.o All pruning work shall be carried out by a qualified and experiencedarborist or tree surgeon in accordance with the NSW WorkCover Codeof Practice for the Amenity Tree Industry (1998).o Care shall be taken when operating cranes, drilling rigs and similarequipment near trees to avoid damage to tree canopies (foliage andbranches). Under no circumstances shall branches be torn-offby construction equipment. Where there is potential conflict betweentree canopy and construction activities, the advice of the Site Arboristmust be sought.o Where root pruning is required, roots shall be severed with clean, sharppruning implements and retained in a moist condition during theconstruction phase using Hessian material or mulch where practical.Arboricultural Audit & Development Impact Assessment– Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre, Enmore ParkFebruary, 2009. 19 of 42
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