9(3)(g) EACH AREA THAT THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON KNOWS CONTAINS A TREE THAT THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON MAY NEED TO CUT OR REMOVE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE CODE AND THAT IS – (i)Native Council’s Declared Area consists of mixed local native species, commercial native varieties and introduced species. For the purposes of this Plan, Native vegetation is taken to mean species locally indigenous to the Council area and does not include commercial and ornamental Australian native species, which are commonly planted as street trees. Native trees are distributed throughout the whole of the municipality. These trees are recorded in the Council GIS system, which is accessible in the field using mobile technology. All Council Tree assets are managed in accordance with the Maroondah Planning Scheme, Council’s Public Tree Management Policy and associated guidelines, management plans and levels of service. Trees requiring line clearance works to ensure compliance with the Code are inspected biennially during the Data Capture program. Trees that cannot be pruned to comply with the Code on the normal maintenance cycle are recorded and assessed yearly for the Annual Cut Program. As there has been a long-term and ongoing powerline clearance program around existing native trees, there are no known native trees that will be significantly adversely affected by future works. (ii) Listed in planning scheme to be of ecological, historical or aesthetic significance Any tree within a Site of Biological Significance as defined below, Site Location Significant Species 1 Mt Dandenong Road, Croydon Eucalyptus obliqua 2 Ruthven Way / Vasey Eucalyptus obliqua, E. radiata, E. Concourse Environmental Living macrhoryncha, E. goniocalyx Zone 3 Richardson Road, Croydon E. ovata, E. obliqua, E. macrhoryncha, North E. goniocalyx, E. radiata This information is available to personnel on their data capture devices. Any tree within an Indigenous Roadside as defined below; This information is available to personnel on their data capture devices. And any tree within the Statutory Planning Scheme, Local Planning Policy Framework (LLPF) of Maroondah Council recorded on the Heritage Overlay or recorded as a Notable Tree of Maroondah (Moss & Lorimer 1997), including but not limited to the trees below, which are those that may be affected by line clearance works; Site Species HE Parker Reserve, 154 Heathmont Road, Eucalyptus viminalis Heathmont
9(3)(g) EACH AREA THAT THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON KNOWS CONTAINS A TREE THAT THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON MAY NEED TO CUT OR REMOVE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE CODE AND THAT IS – (i)Native Council’s Declared Area consists of mixed local native species, commercial native varieties and introduced species. For the purposes of this Plan, Native vegetation is taken to mean species locally indigenous to the Council area and does not include commercial and ornamental Australian native species, which are commonly planted as street trees. Native trees are distributed throughout the whole of the municipality. These trees are recorded in the Council GIS system, which is accessible in the field using mobile technology. All Council Tree assets are managed in accordance with the Maroondah Planning Scheme, Council’s Public Tree Management Policy and associated guidelines, management plans and levels of service. Trees requiring line clearance works to ensure compliance with the Code are inspected biennially during the Data Capture program. Trees that cannot be pruned to comply with the Code on the normal maintenance cycle are recorded and assessed yearly for the Annual Cut Program. As there has been a long-term and ongoing powerline clearance program around existing native trees, there are no known native trees that will be significantly adversely affected by future works. (ii) Listed in planning scheme to be of ecological, historical or aesthetic significance Any tree within a Site of Biological Significance as defined below, Site Location Significant Species 1 Mt Dandenong Road, Croydon Eucalyptus obliqua 2 Ruthven Way / Vasey Concourse Environmental Living Zone Eucalyptus obliqua, E. radiata, E. macrhoryncha, E. goniocalyx 3 Richardson Road, Croydon North E. ovata, E. obliqua, E. macrhoryncha, E. goniocalyx, E. radiata This information is available to personnel on their data capture devices. Any tree within an Indigenous Roadside as defined below; This information is available to personnel on their data capture devices. And any tree within the Statutory Planning Scheme, Local Planning Policy Framework (LLPF) of Maroondah Council recorded on the Heritage Overlay or recorded as a Notable Tree of Maroondah (Moss & Lorimer 1997), including but not limited to the trees below, which are those that may be affected by line clearance works; Site Species HE Parker Reserve, 154 Heathmont Road, Heathmont Eucalyptus viminalis