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The Arboricultural Method Statement

The Arboricultural Method Statement defines how the development works are to be controlled to minimise the risk of damage to the trees which are to be retained.

The design and construction detail of the Tree Protection Fencing will be prescribed as will the notices, stating 'Construction Exclusion Zone - Keep Out', which are to be attached to the fencing.

Site work methodology statements will include such items as

· The appointment of a retained Arboriculturalist for the duration of the work

· The requirements of any supplementary planning guidance

· The location and construction of temporary car parking

· Materials storage areas and concrete mixing areas

· The prohibition of fires on the site

· The need for maintenance of the Tree Protection Fencing and the sequence of operations to be followed should the Tree Protection Fencing need to be relocated

· The protection of the ground surface

· The protection of other landscape features and spaces for new planting

· The method by which exposed roots should be protected and/or pruned

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