Arboricultural Impact Assessment Reports

Arboricultural Impact Assessment

An arboricultural impact assessment is often a requirement of a planning application when trees are nearby. It is undertaken in accordance with the British Standard BS5837:2012 and seeks to highlight the impacts to trees on site. A tree survey, tree constraints plan and proposed layout is required to undertake the assessment and from this a report, that includes a tree removal plan and tree protection plan, is produced. This shows the local authority that trees have been fully considered, which trees will be lost, what the impacts are and that retained trees can be protected from damage. It also shows you which trees need to be removed and which need to be protected so you have an idea of the scale of works required prior to development.

I have worked closely with architects, planners, developers and builders over the years and can bring this experience and knowledge to your project so that construction can proceed trouble free where trees are concerned.

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