DEFINING A RURAL PROPERTY TREE INVENTORY

Clarify whether the work concerns individual trees, selected groups or particular areas of a larger property. A defined boundary and inclusion rule help avoid a mismatch between the requested advice and the scale of the landscape.

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Assessment areas
Mark the locations relevant to the enquiry.
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Inclusion rule
Explain which individual trees or groups need records.
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Access route
Describe gates, site contacts and practical access.
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Available plans
Identify mapping information and its source.
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Required advice
State the decision that needs professional assessment.
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CHECKS
[ ] Agree how grouped trees will be referenced in the deliverable.
[ ] Identify areas beyond the commissioned scope.
[ ] Explain location uncertainty where mapping is approximate.

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Scope: An arboricultural inventory does not automatically provide ecological, land-survey or bushfire advice; clarify any additional disciplines needed.

This is a general worksheet, not an automated application feature.
https://canopyapp.app/resources/tree-inventory-for-rural-properties