ARBORICULTURAL_IMPACT_APPRAISAL_AND_METHOD_SATEMENT-1335971 — SGN-1-Monitoring-V3.pdf

Monitoring Tree Protection (SGN 1)


Establishes:

  • Procedures for monitoring tree protection, including pre-commencement meetings, site visits, and regular checks.
  • Importance of involving a supervising arboriculturist to oversee protection measures.

Weak Points:

  • The reliance on regular monitoring and supervision might be compromised if not strictly enforced.
  • Any lapses in monitoring could lead to unauthorised damage to protected trees.

What aspects should be evaluated in relation to this document?

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT


Evaluate Tree Health Monitoring:

Ensure that the document includes comprehensive guidelines for regularly monitoring the health of trees within Root Protection Areas (RPAs) during construction. This is crucial for early detection of stress or damage to trees.

DESIGN AND APPEARANCE


Assess Integration of Monitoring Practices:

Check how the proposed monitoring practices will be integrated into the construction process without negatively impacting the design and appearance of the site.

RESIDENTIAL AMENITY


Review Impact on Residents:

Consider how the monitoring activities will affect the residents, especially in terms of noise and access to green spaces. Ensure that the practices do not disrupt the community unnecessarily.


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