FIELD INSPECTION DATAType in the ordinary text. Yrs (m) No. Age ULE Health Hazard TPZ Structure Comment Est. Significance Identification 1 Eucalyptus M M F P M L 2 A mature tree with a bifurcated structure. Sound at inspection. leucoxylon – Yellow Gum 2 Melaleuca M M G P L L 4 Multi stemmed at ground level, with poor form and condition. Past failed branch wounds and pruning wounds armillaris – evident. Honey POOR SPECIMEN WITH LOW RETENTION VALUE Myrtle 3 Agonis SM S P L M N/A Failed tree with a single main stem remaining, effectively a dead stump. flexuosa – NOT A SOUND TREE FOR RETENTION Willow Myrtle 4 Melaleuca M S P P L H 5 Trifurcated at ground level, tree has failed structurally. RECOMMENDED REMOVAL armillaris – Honey Myrtle 5 Eucalyptus M S P P L M 2 Tree was multi stemmed. One branch is remaining growing from the stump. The tree is made up of one limb on a failing lehmannii – stump which over hangs the boundary fence. Busy Yate RECOMMENDED REMOVAL 6 Agonis SM M P P L L 3 Multi stemmed poor specimen lopped in the past at 1.5m above ground level. Upper canopy is completely epicormic. flexuosa – RETAINABLE WITH MAINTENANCE - MEDIUM TERM Willow RETENTION Myrtle 7 Eucalyptus M M P P L M 4 50% failing tree. Remaining limbs over hang the boundary fence. Failing tree will not recover from past failings and will lehmannii – always carry a failure risk. Busy Yate RECOMMENDED REMOVAL 8 Agonis SM S P P L L 3 Poor specimen stunted in growth, thinning in canopy. Dying tree with little retention value. flexuosa – NO LONG TERM RETENTION VALUE Willow Myrtle 9 Eucalyptus M M F F L L 3 Upright multi stemmed tree – dead limbs from lower trunk. Past branch failing evident. Tree has a poor structure however safe platypus - at time of inspection. Moort RETAINABLE WITH MAINTENANCE - MEDIUM TERM RETENTION 10 Melaleuca M S P P L H N/A Failed tree Requires removal. REMOVAL REQUIRED armillaris – Honey Myrtle
FIELD INSPECTION DATAType in the ordinary text. No. Identification Est. Age Yrs ULE Health Structure Significance Hazard TPZ (m) Comment 1 Eucalyptus leucoxylon – Yellow Gum M M F P M L 2 A mature tree with a bifurcated structure. Sound at inspection. 2 Melaleuca armillaris – Honey Myrtle M M G P L L 4 Multi stemmed at ground level, with poor form and condition. Past failed branch wounds and pruning wounds evident. POOR SPECIMEN WITH LOW RETENTION VALUE 3 Agonis flexuosa – Willow Myrtle SM S P L M N/A Failed tree with a single main stem remaining, effectively a dead stump. NOT A SOUND TREE FOR RETENTION 4 Melaleuca armillaris – Honey Myrtle M S P P L H 5 Trifurcated at ground level, tree has failed structurally. RECOMMENDED REMOVAL 5 Eucalyptus lehmannii – Busy Yate M S P P L M 2 Tree was multi stemmed. One branch is remaining growing from the stump. The tree is made up of one limb on a failing stump which over hangs the boundary fence. RECOMMENDED REMOVAL 6 Agonis flexuosa – Willow Myrtle SM M P P L L 3 Multi stemmed poor specimen lopped in the past at 1.5m above ground level. Upper canopy is completely epicormic. RETAINABLE WITH MAINTENANCE - MEDIUM TERM RETENTION 7 Eucalyptus lehmannii – Busy Yate M M P P L M 4 50% failing tree. Remaining limbs over hang the boundary fence. Failing tree will not recover from past failings and will always carry a failure risk. RECOMMENDED REMOVAL 8 Agonis flexuosa – Willow Myrtle SM S P P L L 3 Poor specimen stunted in growth, thinning in canopy. Dying tree with little retention value. NO LONG TERM RETENTION VALUE 9 Eucalyptus platypus - Moort M M F F L L 3 Upright multi stemmed tree – dead limbs from lower trunk. Past branch failing evident. Tree has a poor structure however safe at time of inspection. RETAINABLE WITH MAINTENANCE - MEDIUM TERM RETENTION 10 Melaleuca armillaris – Honey Myrtle M S P P L H N/A Failed tree Requires removal. REMOVAL REQUIRED
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