Attachment 2 Arboriculture - Auckland Council · Arborlab Consultancy Services Ltd has been engaged by Aecom to undertake a vegetation survey within the extent of a proposed temporary

Attachment 2

Arboriculture

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FURTHER INFORMATION RESPONSE – ARBORICULTURAL MATTERS

The following table is a response to the items raised in the Arboricultural Technical Review Report prepared by Sean McBride of Treesafe dated 12 January 2015.

Item No. Information Requested Response

1 Area of designation wider than surveyed. Treesafe to confirm scope of trees to be surveyed (Protected, significant trees (i.e. eg STEM), other??). Acknowledge there are differences between initial site survey and current designation plans. Consider using STEM assessment for the identification of “significant trees”. Point threshold to be agreed.

No further feedback/confirmation received from Treesafe relating to "scope of trees to be surveyed". Adopting an assessment method such as STEM has been proven to be effective in the past with similar transport designation projects in terms of identifying and subsequently mitigating the loss of "significant trees". It is noted that in the case of the Mill Road corridor, that there are no trees within the corridor that are specifically scheduled or significant. Tree removal will be mitigated by the designation conditions which require preparation of an Urban Design and Landscape DWP (condition 28) which requires the following:

a) The proposed landscape design theme to be adopted for the entire length of the corridor;

b) Plans that identify any vegetation to be retained, areas of landscape mitigation and ecological enhancement planting. This shall include a schedule of the species to be planted including botanical name, average plant size at time of planting, planting density and average mature height of each; In addition, condition 35 requires that Auckland Transport minimises the amount of native vegetation that is cleared. Special care is required to be undertaken to minimise the loss of old growth native forest and trees at 38, 134 and 146 Mill Road to that which is absolutely necessary for the proposed works. Auckland Transport is also required to clearly demarcate the extent of indigenous vegetation clearance prior to its removal, under the supervision of the nominated project botanist.

2 Appreciate limitations of surveying from public land - way forward to assess trees on private land not visible from roadside. Treesafe to discuss with Auckland Council. Possible joint visit/conditions later down the track?

There could be the possibility of joint site visits down the track. However landowner approval for site access has been and continues to be very difficult to obtain (i.e 146 Mill Road).

3 Add a wider range of plant species in table (Protected trees in predominant column). Clarification on protected species and numbers in tree schedule.

Vegetation inventories can be updated following further site assessments and the provision of detailed design drawings which is likely to be at the outline plan stage as anticipated by the NoR conditions.

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4 Confirm area of trees to be removed (tables indicates 24900m² to be removed). Also in conclusions more accurately indicate protected trees to be removed (combination # count and m2).

As per item 3.

5 Arborlab report 9.5 - Change in available water to trees? Cut and fill, change to water table, draw, etc. Cross sectional drawings reviewed in relation to significant trees (including those just outside designation – draw?)? Para 2. Section 13.2 (None)?

A detailed assessment of these effects can be undertaken at the detailed design stage when finalised engineering drawings have been developed. This is required by condition 35 and Council will be able to request changes through the Outline Plan process. 13.2 should read "9.3".

6 Arborlab report 9.6 - Section 13.3 (None)? 13.3 should read "9.4".

7 Arborlab report 10.7 - Indicate trees on table suitable candidates for relocation.

Candidates for relocation will need to be evaluated in detail closer to the time of construction since they are living organisms subject to change. An assessment process will need to be agreed upon to evaluate such trees and at an appropriate time in relation to the project timelines. The assessment process will need to consider the overall condition of the tree, its current dimensions and the anticipated tolerance to the relocation process. Where it is not viable to relocate such candidates, for example due to the length of time the trees(s) will be in temporary locations, then a condition to the effect that the trees will be replaced with appropriate mitigation. This will be determined as part of both the Ecological Management and Restoration DWP and the Urban Design and Landscape DPW which requires the identification of vegetation to be retained (see condition 28).

8 Arborlab report 10.8 - Area for re-vege mitigation planting? Some areas shown on Urban Design/Concept and Landscape plans

A collaborative approach to re-vegetation can be adopted at the detailed design stage whereby the arborist and ecologist can provide input for the landscape design team in terms of preparation of the Urban Design and Landscape DWP as required by proposed designation condition 28.

9 Arborlab report 11.1 - Review of latest Urban Design and Landscape Study (Latest)? Are concept plans accurate representation of what can be achieved. Possibly refer to Manukau Tree Policy 2005 (or latest edition) for street plants species?

As per item 8.

10 Arborlab report 11.5 - Clarification of setback for new tree planting near batters? Smaller plants closer possible?

The locations of batters etc. can be taken into account during the preparation of the finalised landscape plans which will need to be developed at the detailed design stage. Arboricultural input can be

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provided to the landscape design team at this stage. These will be guided by the Urban Design DWP and Ecological DWP.

11 Arborlab report 11.6 - Net coverage loss against what is to be replaced? Treesafe to confirm type of trees to be picked up (Protected/Significant/Other?)

A further assessment of the tree stock will be required pending the provision of detailed design drawings such that the tree coverage at the time of construction is accurately assessed. Condition 35.6 requires the clear demarcation of indigenous vegetation clearance prior to its removal.

12 Arborlab report 11.8 - Tree pit design in relation to 2m wide berm. Achievable? What about planting in less than 2m berm?

Detailed design drawings are required to accurately assess the feasibility of using, for example, underground soil vaults for new tree planting. In most instance, underground soil vaults can be configured to provide adequate soil volumes in the majority of situations.

13 Arborlab report 11.9 - Tree Policy 2005 for species direction as well? The species included in 11.9 have been suggested for "Council's consideration". A review of the tree policy document can be undertaken to select species suitable for each location within the project limits in conjunction with input from the ecologist and landscape design team and included in the Landscape Plan required by proposed condition 28.

14 Arborlab report 12.1 - More accurate representation of tree number removals; including protected?

As per item 3.

15 Mitigating methods for potential edging effects (outlines possible effect) Treesafe to check ecology report in relation to appropriate recommendations already included with the NoR.

Awaiting response from Treesafe. Also, detailed design drawings are required in order to accurately assess the potential edge effects and to propose suitable mitigating methods. Designation conditions 28 and 35 address mitigation of tree removal and associated ecological effects.

16 Off road Cycle lanes/Bridal path (new?) to assess - on existing road/private land? Treesafe to check with AC if included in project.

No response.

17 Bridge construction - Rain shadows for trees to remain (mitigation for those affected); adverse effects (additional light during construction?)?

The ecological assessment notes that for the bridges at 146 Mill Road and over the Watercare land it is likely that immediately beneath the bridge abutments there will be rain-shadow effects, where precipitation will be unable to drift underneath the bridge and water the underlying soil. However, these effects diminish with increasing bridge elevation, and given the steep nature of the stream gullies together with the bridge elevations it is anticipated that rain-shadow effects are unlikely to be manifest in approximately 80% of both bridges footprint. The project ecologist has

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advised that the shade-tolerant understorey will be temporarily exposed to additional sunlight during construction of the bridges. This is unlikely to significantly affect the understory in terms of dieback .The understorey can be monitored and if dieback occurs, replacement plantings can be undertaken pending detailed design. This would be captured by the Urban Design and Landscape DWP (condition 28) that includes providing for ongoing maintenance and establishment for landscaping.

18 Treesafe will also talk other AC Consultants for contamination and land stability (Geotech) issues near significant trees.

No response.

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To:

Aecom

Prepared by Reviewed by

Andrew Benson Karl Burgisser

Attention:

Craig Hind

Date Ref

14th April 2015 23265

Subject

- Addendum vegetation survey - Redoubt Road / Mil Road NoR

1. Introduction

1.1. Arborlab Consultancy Services Ltd has been engaged by Aecom to undertake a vegetation

survey within the extent of a proposed temporary designation boundary on Redoubt Road and

Mill Road.

1.2. The findings and recommendations contained herein are based on the visual ground based

assessment undertaken by Mr Andrew Benson and Mr Joe Allen of Arborlab during two site

visits carried out on Thursday and Friday the 9th and 10th April 2015 as well as the following

documents and communications.

Aecom drawing set 60317081-SHT-30-0000-CD-0101 to 0122 [Rev E]

Geospatial information received from Aecom

Meeting at Aecom building on Friday 27th March with Mr Craig Hind (Aecom), Mr Karl

Burgisser, Mr Andrew Benson (Arborlab), Mr Sean McBride (Treesafe), Mr Peter Reaburn

(Campbell Brown) and Ms Vrinda Moghe (Auckland Council)

1.3. The purpose of the survey was to identify as accurately as possible all trees within the

designation footprint. It is understood from Auckland Transport that trees identified within the

designation footprint may not all be removed or affected by the works. Once the design is further

advanced there may be the possibility to avoid specific trees and if necessary relocate, where

appropriate, in certain circumstances.

2. Attachments

2.1. Appendix 1: Complete tree inventory

2.2. Appendix 2: Drawings ARB-23265-00 to 23 [rev B]

2.3. Appendix 3: Aecom drawing set 60317081-SHT-30-0000-CD-0101 to 0122 [Rev E]


3. Scope and limitations

3.1. Arborlab’s scope of engagement was to identify vegetation within the proposed designation

footprint and as far as possible, determine the protection status of the vegetation. In addition,

Arborlab were requested to provide comment on the possible effects of altered soil hydrology

and to provide generic comments in relation to how these effects may be addressed.

3.2. Arborlab were also requested to assess one fir tree (Abies sp.) located within the road reserve at

the junction of Murphey’s Road, and Flat Bush School Road.

3.3. Arborlab’s instruction for service was received on 8th April 2015. To meet the timeframes of the

application / notification period, it was necessary to undertake the survey as efficiently as

possible which involved data capture by two persons. In some instances, this involved grouping

trees together identifying the range of species present within the group.

3.4. Arborlab were instructed not to enter private property and to survey the vegetation from public

land only. In some instances, this limitation prevented the capture of vegetation which was not

readily visible due to obstructions such as buildings, structures, undulating topography or other

trees. This vegetation is depicted on the accompanying site aerials in Appendix 2 in purple.

3.5. All dimensions provided are estimates only. Where a tree’s height was estimated to be

approximately 6 metres, a conservative approach to its height was taken and the tree was

recorded at 6 metres.

3.6. The numbers of trees within large groups have been estimated; typically these groups are pine

(Pinus spp.) stands, groups of coniferous trees, willow (Salix sp.), poplar (Populus sp.) or she

oak (Casuarina cunninghamiana). These species are not included in Schedule 6C – Species of

trees to be protected.


4. Tree status 4.1. The designation will enable all works required to design, construct and operate the road. The

effect of a designation within a District Plan is that any work within the designated purpose is not subject to the land use rules in the operative or proposed Plans. Noted below are the rules which would apply for works not enabled via the designation process.

4.2. The following shall be a Restricted Discretionary activity under rule 6.9.2 of the operative

Auckland Council District Plan (Manukau)

“Any works or activity which is proposed within the dripline of any scheduled tree or which may

impact on the root system of the tree”

4.3. The following shall be a Discretionary activity under rule 6.9.2 of the operative Auckland Council District Plan (Manukau).

“Removal of a Scheduled tree”

4.4. Some of the species present within the designation boundary are included in Schedule 6C –

Species of trees to be protected. In addition, some of the private properties fail to conform to the

Urban Environment definition.

4.5. In addition, the following PAUP rule applies

Part 3, Chapter H, Rule 4.3.1.2

Any vegetation alteration or removal (from within in SEA)

http://unitaryplan.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/pages/plan/Book.aspx


5. Survey methodology and summary of findings

5.1. The vegetation was surveyed through a combination of a ‘windshield survey’1 and on foot

following the direction of traffic flow. Numbering began at 1 at chainage 00 (CH00) near to the

Redoubt Road motorway off ramp. Numbering increases sequentially following the direction of

traffic and includes side roads. At the extent of works near Phillip Road, the tree numbering

continues sequentially again in the opposite direction following the traffic flow back to CH00 to

tree number 404.

5.2. Murphy’s Road has been surveyed as a separate entity with numbering beginning at the

Redoubt Road intersection and continuing sequentially from 405 in the same manner as

described as above (following traffic flow).

5.3. Trees and tree groups were plotted using a hand held tablet device (Apple iPad) with a

customisable geo-referencing application. The application allows for required data to be

gathered and the trees’ locations to be given coordinates (longitude and latitude manually within

a map window.

5.4. The information captured during the survey in conjunction with the geospatial files received from

Aecom has been used to produce the drawings included in Appendix 2 (ARB-23265-00 to 23

[rev A]). A complete tree inventory is included in Appendix 1. Each tree or tree group has been

assigned a number which corresponds to the numbered tree plots on the drawings.

5.5. 465 either scheduled (Schedule 6C) or protected by the PAUP (SEA overlay) were identified

within the designation. These findings are further summarised as follows.

Table 1: Summary of scheduled/protected trees within the designation

Note: The figures above DO NOT include any vegetation which was not assessed due to access or visibility issues.

* There are three native trees (361) within the SEA although not included in Schedule 6C

5.6. Aecom have indicated to Arborlab that “the trees on the northern side of Redoubt Road are

identified within the designation footprint. The intention is to be able to design and construct the

works to enable these trees to remain.”

5.7. In addition to the vegetation outlined on the previous page, four areas of established vegetation

were observed, but could not be accurately assessed from public land. Those locations are as

follows:

242 Redoubt Road – Group of established exotic trees

38 Mill Road – Large expanse of mature native forest within the SEA.

134 and 146 Mill Road – Medium size area of semi-mature to mature native vegetation

5.8. It is understood from Aecom that the precise extent of the vegetation clearance in these

locations is currently unknown and will be determined at the detailed design stage. Accordingly,

to avoid speculation, no figures are provided in relation to the anticipated clearance.

1 Windshield survey – Identification of vegetation from a slow moving/stationary vehicle

Total number of Scheduled/Protected*

trees within designation465

Private 208

Road reserve 55

Reserve 202


5.8. It is understood from Aecom that the precise extent of the vegetation clearance in these

locations is currently unknown and will be determined at the detailed design stage. Accordingly,

to avoid speculation, no figures are provided in relation to the anticipated clearance.

5.9. Three New Zealand kauri (Agathis australis) were identified during the survey. There are

provisions within the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan (PAUP) which place controls on the

movement and handling of soil within 30 metres of this species of tree. These provisions are to

help control the spread of kauri dieback disease (Phytophthora agathadicida syn. P. ‘taxon

agathis’).

5.10. Similarly, a number of elms (Ulmus spp.) were also observed for which there are controls on the

movement of soil and plant material enforceable under The Biosecurity Act (1993). These

controls relate to the movement of material within the control zone established under The Act.

The control zone encompasses the former legacy council areas of North Shore, Waitakere,

Auckland (Central and Isthmus) and Manukau.

5.11. The vegetation in the urban area at the west of Redoubt Road can be typically described as

exotic, formal plantings within private properties with an established street tree asset of generally

exotic species. Many of the privately owned trees in this area are growing in properties which

conform to the definition of an ‘Urban Environment’ and accordingly are not afforded general tree

protection.

5.12. Further to the east of Redoubt Road beyond Totara Park, the land use is more rural and there

are established pockets of native forest of high quality. Additionally, there are established

coniferous shelter belts and linear plantings of broadleaf species such as poplar; characteristic of

lifestyle blocks.

5.13. Similarly, the vegetation along Murphy’s Road is typically native with Murphy’s Bush Reserve

being a high quality, established native forest. There are localised exotic specimens which look

to have been planted on property frontages, likely by the landowners.


6. Assessment of fir

6.1. Arborlab were requested by council’s technical expert Mr Sean McBride to review one fir located

within the road reserve at the intersection of Murphy’s Road and Flat Bush School Road. The

tree is included in the vegetation inventory in Appendix 1 as tree number 445.

6.2. Firs are a highly infrequent genus in the Auckland region and their relative infrequency makes

positive identification difficult. Reproductive structures which would ordinarily assist in the

identification were absent during the site assessment. The subject fir shares characteristics with

Abies koreana, and A. lasiocarpa, however after consultation with numerous other arboricultural

experts, A. procera is anticipated to be the most likely species.

6.3. The tree is a mature specimen approximately 23 metres in height which stands erect on the

western side of Murphy’s Road at the Flat Bush School Road intersection. It is currently in good

health with a generally full canopy of foliage. There is a localised area in the centre of the tree

which is a little sparser than the rest of the canopy; however the apical region of the tree is fully

foliated. The tree is generally decurrent with evidence of possible reiteration in a single first order

limb on the southern side of the stem.

6.4. The tree’s growing environment looks to have been recently modified; evident from the presence

of fresh asphalt, an apparently new kerb alignment and a new concrete footpath which

terminates approximately 100 metres south of the intersection. The modifications can be broadly

described as a carriageway / intersection upgrade. The precise timing of the alterations is

unknown as are the precise details of any root disturbance (or otherwise).

6.5. Given the relative infrequency of this genus in the Auckland region, and in combination with the

tree’s stature and overall condition; it can be said that it is contributing positively to local amenity

and species diversity. Its growing location on public land makes it readily visible to those who

would wish to view it.

6.6. Aecom have indicated that the extent of the proposed works as shown on drawing SHT-30-0000-

CD- 0116 (attached) falls short of the trees located near the intersection. The proposed road

improvements will ‘tie in’ to the recent Flatbush School Road/Murphy’s Road intersection

upgrade works. Some minor remedial widening of the existing footpath adjacent to the trees will

need to occur in order to “tie in” to the proposed shared path facility which is wider than the

current footpath. This will be investigated further as part of detailed design along with appropriate

tree protection measures should any works occur within the root zone of the fir and the other

adjacent trees.


7. Soil hydrology

7.1. There are locations within the project boundaries where the project may have an effect on soil

hydrology which in turn may alter the soil moisture which is made available to adjacent

vegetation. Examples of this include Murphy’s Bush Reserve where retaining walls and

underground storm water services will be installed, and the native forest at number 38 Mill Road

where a bridge will be constructed through / over the existing forested gulley.

7.2. Reducing ground water recharge by directing overland flow through a network of storm water

pipes may reduce existing soil moisture levels. Similarly, new storm water wetlands may raise

the water table and lead to waterlogging. In areas of established vegetation such as those

outlined in 7.1, the potential adverse effects to trees from altered water availability include

reductions in overall vitality and canopy decline. If the changes in soil hydrology are significant,

during periods of prolonged drought / rainfall this may result in tree death.

7.3. To develop an engineering solution which maintains the existing ground water recharge and soil

moisture at the same or similar levels, the precise nature of the change in hydrology will be

required. These are engineering matters which will involve input from other specialists; however

an overview of the concepts is described as follows.

7.4. An understanding of the existing soil hydrology, overland flow and ground water recharge will be

required prior to developing the final engineered solution. This information will then need to be

compared to the anticipated conditions and the deficit / surplus can be determined. The

information will need to be made available closer to the detailed design stage.

7.5. Where there will be a deficit, the engineered solution will need to re-direct water from, for

example, the storm water network. This may involve the use of a discontinuous kerb and channel

allowing for intermittent discharge into vegetated areas. Rain gardens may also be required or

alternatively water could be channelled from nearby storm water ponds.

7.6. Where there will be a surplus, the engineered solution will need to incorporate additional

measures to capture and control rainwater and overland flow. This may involve the use of bunds,

additional pipes and detention tanks for periods of peak flow.

8. Conclusions

8.1. In acknowledgement of the limitations of the assessment, it is concluded that there are at least

465 scheduled (Schedule 6C) or protected (SEA) trees within the designation boundary. In

addition, there are three areas where the designation traverses areas of established native

forest.

8.2. Access to private properties and a greater amount of time are required to accurately conclude

the number of trees within the designation boundary and therefore likely to be affected by the

proposed road.

8.3. The engineering solutions required to address altered soil hydrology will need to be developed

with an understanding of the existing conditions and will require expertise from other specialists.


9. Arboricultural recommendations

9.1. The final detailed design should be prepared in consultation with arboricultural input where there

are established trees. The detailed design should consider the retention of as many of the most

valued trees as possible as well as developing engineering solutions to address altered soil

hydrology in locations where this is applicable. This will need to include additional site visits to

review the vegetation which has not been assessed due to access restrictions.

9.2. Given its botanical contribution and overall condition, the fir identified as tree 445 should be

retained within the design.

9.3. Pending the provision of the final detailed design, a site specific tree protection methodology

should be developed by a suitably qualified and experienced arborist. The tree protection

methodology should address the following non-exhaustive criteria:

Pre-commencement meetings, project memos and reporting

Works arborist attendance

Protective fencing

Ground protection

Root pruning and root care

Excavation/drilling methodologies when working around trees

Temporary irrigation if required

9.4. The removal of any vegetation shall be undertaken by suitably trained and experienced

individuals and in a manner which avoids any unnecessary damage or disturbance to any

retained vegetation and their root zones (for example sectional felling in conjunction with modern

rigging techniques where required).

9.5. The pruning of retained vegetation shall be undertaken by suitably trained and experienced

individuals and in a manner which avoids any unnecessary damage or disturbance to any

retained vegetation and their root zones. The pruning shall be carried out in accordance with

current accepted arboricultural best practice, and wherever possible shall be restricted to the

removal of third and fourth order branches only.

9.6. A suitably qualified and experienced council approved arborist (works arborist) shall be engaged

by the requiring authority at the start of the project to supervise and coordinate all works in the

vicinity of the trees. The appointed works arborist must be experienced in tree protection

systems and construction methodologies, and will need to be able to coordinate site works

ensuring that the tree protection methodology is correctly implemented.

9.7. The appointed works arborist should undertake regular site audits and provide regular (monthly)

arboricultural project memos which are to be issued to council and relevant stakeholders within

72 hours’ of the inspection.

9.8. Prior to works commencing in locations where there are kauri or elm present, all equipment

which is to be used as part of the project, including but not limited to, excavator buckets and

tracks, shovels, picks, wheel barrows, any other ground penetrating tools or equipment, and

footwear shall be thoroughly cleaned and all loose soil material removed prior to arrival on site.

All equipment and footwear shall be cleaned with Trigene (or other suitable agent) to the

satisfaction of the works arborist prior to works commencing, and again when works are

complete. This will need to include any drilling apparatus and augurs.


9.9. Any soil material which is required to be removed from within 30 metres of a New Zealand kauri,

or any elm material or soil from the root zone of any elm shall either remain on site, or otherwise

be transported to a landfill site (not transfer station) and buried within the ground as a controlled

bury. Where the material is to be loaded onto the back of an open top vehicle, the material shall

be covered with a tarpaulin (or similar) to prevent the soil from leaving the vehicle whilst it is in

motion, and the tarpaulin should be buried with the soil material at the same time. After the

material has been emptied from the truck, the areas of the truck which were previously exposed

to the soil material shall be washed with Trigene (or other suitable agent) in the same manner as

9.8.


Appendix 1: Complete tree inventory

Tree # No trees Botanical name Common name

Height

(m)

Aggregate

girth at

1.4m (mm)

CSR

(m)

Protection

statusOwnership

Inside

designation

1 2 Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 10 1000 5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

2 1 Araucaria columnaris Cook Island pine 12 900 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

3 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 13 1400 7 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

4 1 Ulmus glabra 'Lutescens' Golden elm 11 2000 6 Scheduled Private No


6 2 Betula pendula Silver birch 7 900 3 Not Scheduled Private No

7 1 Metrosideros excelsa Pohutukawa 9 2000 7 Scheduled Private No

8 1 Alectryon excelsus Titoki 6 400 2 Scheduled Private No



11 1 Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuka' Hollywood juniper 10 1000 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


13 1 Gleditsia triacanthos Honey locust 9 900 3 Not Scheduled Private No

14 1 Populus nigra Black poplar 15 2000 8 Not Scheduled Private No




18 1 Meryta sinclairii Puka 4 100 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

19 1 Populus yunnanensis Yulan poplar 18 2000 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

20 2 Schinus terebinthifolius Brazilian pepper tree 8 1400 5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

21 1 Fraxinus sp. Ash 9 1000 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

22 1 Eucalyptus globulus Tasmanian blue gum 20 2000 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

23 1 Fraxinus sp. Ash 9 1000 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

24 1 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 10 1000 4 Not Scheduled Private No

25 1 Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 10 1200 5 Scheduled Private Yes

26 1 Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 6 900 2 Scheduled Private Yes

27 1 Magnolia grandiflora Bull Bay / Southern magnolia 7 800 3 Scheduled Private Yes

28 1 Schinus terebinthifolius Brazilian pepper tree 4 500 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



31 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 9 1300 3 Scheduled Private No

32 1 Cupressus arizonica var. glabra Smooth Arizona cypress 9 800 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


34 1 Pseudopanax crassifolius Horoeka / Lancewood 6 500 1 Scheduled Private No

35 2 Podocarpus totara Totara 8 700 3 Scheduled Private No

36 1 Quercus palustris Pin oak 22 1890 4 Scheduled Private No

37 1 Syzygium australe Australian brush cherry 18 2000 9 Not Scheduled Private No

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Height

(m)

Aggregate

girth at

1.4m (mm)

CSR

(m)

Protection

statusOwnership

Inside

designation


39 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 15 1000 3 Scheduled Private Yes

40 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 10 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes

41 1 Metrosideros excelsa Pohutukawa 17 2300 4 Scheduled Private Yes

42 2 Quercus palustris Pin oak 14 1200 4 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


44 3 Fraxinus uhdei Mexican ash 14 1200 6 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

45 1 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 18 2000 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes




49 1 Griselinia littoralis Kapuka 'littoralis' 6 600 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

50 1 Magnolia campbellii Campbell’s magnolia 6 600 3 Scheduled Private No

51 1 Prunus sp. Flowering cherry 7 800 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes






57 1 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 8 600 2 Not Scheduled Private No

58 1 Tristaniopsis laurina Water gum 8 400 1 Not Scheduled Private No




62 1 Sophora tetraptera Kowhai 'tetraptera' 7 500 3 Scheduled Private No


64 1 Cedrus deodara Himalayan cedar 7 800 3 Scheduled Private No

65 1 Fraxinus excelsior ‘Aurea’ Golden Ash 8 1000 4 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

66 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 8 1000 4 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes




70 1 Robinia pseudoacacia Black locust 7 500 4 Not Scheduled Private No

71 1 Robinia pseudoacacia Black locust 7 500 4 Not Scheduled Private No

72 3 Betula pendula Silver birch 8 600 2 Not Scheduled Private No

73 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 8 1000 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

74 2 Ulmus glabra Wych elm 6 800 3 Scheduled Private No



Height

(m)

Aggregate

girth at

1.4m (mm)

CSR

(m)

Protection

statusOwnership

Inside

designation


76 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 10 1200 4 Not Scheduled Private No


78 1 Ulmus glabra 'Lutescens' Golden elm 8 600 4 Scheduled Private No

79 1 Eucalyptus nicholii Peppermint gum 25 3000 9 Not Scheduled Private No




83 1 Melia azedarach Indian bead tree / Persian lilac 6 300 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

84 1 Ulmus glabra 'Lutescens' Golden elm 8 1200 3 Scheduled Private Yes



87 1 Metrosideros excelsa Pohutukawa 10 1200 3 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

88 1 Metrosideros kermadecensis Kermadec pohutukawa 9 1200 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes




92 1 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 12 1300 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


94 1 Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 14 2600 6 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes



97 1 Pittosporum tenuifolium Kohuhu 7 900 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

98 1 Grevillea robusta Silky oak 20 2000 6 Not Scheduled Private No

99 1 Corymbia ficifolia Red flowering gum 22 2000 8 Scheduled Private Yes

100 1 Quercus palustris Pin oak 10 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes

101 3 Populus nigra 'italica' Lombardy poplar 19 1000 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



104 1 Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 9 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes

105 1 Ginkgo biloba Ginkgo / Maidenhair Tree 8 1000 3 Scheduled Private Yes



108 1 Callistemon viminalis Bottlebrush 7 1000 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

109 1 Meryta sinclairii Puka 7 900 4 Scheduled Private Yes

110 1 Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 8 900 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

111 1 Leptospermum nitidum 'Copper Sheen' Australian tea tree 6 900 3 Not Scheduled Private No



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112 1 Pittosporum tenuifolium Kohuhu 8 900 3 Not Scheduled Private No

113 3 Betula pendula Silver birch 7 900 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



116 2 Meryta sinclairii Puka 7 900 3 Scheduled Private Yes

117 1 Melia azedarach Indian bead tree / Persian lilac 4 400 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

118 2 Lophostemon confertus Queensland box 6 1000 2 Not Scheduled Private No

119 3 Pittosporum spp. Pittosporum 4 300 2 Not Scheduled Private Joint

120 1 Schinus terebinthifolius Brazilian pepper tree 5 500 3 Not Scheduled Private No

121 1 Fraxinus excelsior European ash 6 800 2 Not Scheduled Private No

122 1 Magnolia grandiflora Bull Bay / Southern magnolia 5 400 1 Not Scheduled Private No


124 2 Pittosporum tenuifolium Kohuhu 5 400 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

125 1 Fagus sylvatica var. purpurea Copper beech 8 800 3 Scheduled Private No

126 1 Melia azedarach Indian bead tree / Persian lilac 7 1100 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No


128 5 Cupressus sp. Cupressus 5 400 0.5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

129 2 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 13 2000 5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

130 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 8 900 5 Scheduled Private Yes

131 1 Banksia integrifolia Coast banksia 15 1000 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

132 1 Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 18 3000 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

133 1 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 9 800 3 Not Scheduled Private No



136 1 Agonis flexuosa Willow myrtle 8 1480 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

137 1 Leptospermum nitidum 'Copper Sheen' Australian tea tree 3 400 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

138 1 Meryta sinclairii Puka 4 500 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

139 1 Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 7 400 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

140 1 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 8 700 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

141 1 Cupressus arizonica Arizona blue cypress 14 2300 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

142 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 13 3000 8 Not Scheduled Private No


144 1 Agonis flexuosa Willow myrtle 10 1300 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

145 1 Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 24 2000 6 Not Scheduled Private No

146 1 Fraxinus excelsior ‘Aurea’ Golden Ash 10 1000 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

147 1 Banksia integrifolia Coast banksia 14 1200 5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

148 1 Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 18 1200 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



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149 1 Picea abies Norway spruce 16 13004 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

150 1 Sequoia sempervirens Coastal redwood 17 12004 4 Scheduled Private Yes

151 1 Syzygium paniculatum Magenta lilly pilly 13 1200 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

152 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 6 800 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

153 1 Cupressus arizonica Arizona blue cypress 14 4000 6 Not Scheduled Private No

154 1 Melia azedarach Indian bead tree / Persian lilac 6 470 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

155 1 Podocarpus totara ‘Aurea’ Golden totara 6 900 3 Not Scheduled Private No

156 1 Allocassurina verticillata Belah 12 1200 5 Not Scheduled Private No

157 1 Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuka' Hollywood juniper 12 1200 4 Not Scheduled Private No

158 1 Corymbia ficifolia Red flowering gum 16 1300 6 Scheduled Private No

159 1 Hoheria populnea Houhere / Lacebark / Ribbonwood 9 900 4 Not Scheduled Private No

160 1 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 12 1000 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

161 1 Pseudopanax lessonii Houpara 6 700 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

162 1 Araucaria heterophylla Norfolk Island pine 24 3000 6 Scheduled Private No

163 4 Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 7 500 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

164 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 9 1200 3 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


166 1 Eucalyptus cinerea Silver dollar gum 17 1300 8 Not Scheduled Private No







173 1 Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 16 1300 7 Scheduled Private No

174 1 Eucalyptus cordata Heart leaf silver dollar gum 9 500 2 Not Scheduled Private No



177 1 Quercus cerris Turkey oak 13 1400 7 Scheduled Private No

178 1 Malus domestica Apple 15 2000 9 Not Scheduled Private Yes



181 1 Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca' Blue atlas cedar 16 1000 4 Scheduled Private No


183 2 Podocarpus totara ‘Aurea’ Golden totara 12 1600 5 Scheduled Private No


185 1 Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 14 1600 4 Not Scheduled Private No



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186 1 Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 6 500 3 Scheduled Private No


188 1 Fraxinus excelsior ‘Aurea’ Golden Ash 8 900 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

189 1 Acacia melanoxylon Tasmanian blackwood 13 1400 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes



192 2 Hoheria populnea Houhere / Lacebark / Ribbonwood 6 600 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

193 1 Erythrina x sykesii Flame / Coral tree 10 1700 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

194 2 Betula pendula Silver birch 7 600 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

195 7 Washingtonia robusta Chinese windmill palm 'Washingtonia' 8 1300 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

196 1 Sophora tetraptera Kowhai 'tetraptera' 6 700 3 Scheduled Private No

197 1 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 8 1000 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

198 1 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 17 2000 6 Not Scheduled Private No



201 1 Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 25 4000 10 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

202 1 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 25 4000 10 Not Scheduled Private Yes


204 1 Populus yunnanensis Yulan poplar 13 1300 5 Not Scheduled Private No

205 2 Albizia julibrissin Silk tree 7 900 4 Not Scheduled Private No

206 1 Cedrus deodara Himalayan cedar 15 1400 5 Scheduled Private No


208 2 Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 18 1200 4 Not Scheduled Private No

209 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 18 1200 6 Scheduled Private No

210 1 Melia azedarach Indian bead tree / Persian lilac 8 1100 3 Not Scheduled Private No

211 1 Erythrina x sykesii Flame / Coral tree 12 1200 6 Not Scheduled Private No



214 1 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 28 3000 8 Not Scheduled Private No

215 1 Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 23 1800 7 Not Scheduled Private No

216 1 Ficus macrophylla Moreton Bay fig 14 1800 7 Scheduled Private Yes

217 1 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 26 3000 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


219 4 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 12 2300 6 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


221 1 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 23 2300 8 Not Scheduled Private No




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223 1 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 21 2000 7 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

224 1 Syzygium australe Australian brush cherry 8 1000 3 Not Scheduled Private No

225 1 Hoheria populnea Houhere / Lacebark / Ribbonwood 7 800 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


227 1 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 20 2000 7 Not Scheduled Private No


229 1 Ulmus glabra 'Lutescens' Golden elm 8 1200 5 Scheduled Private Yes

230 2 Araucaria heterophylla Norfolk Island pine 18 1700 4 Scheduled Private Yes



233 1 Populus yunnanensis Yulan poplar 25 2000 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes

234 1 Populus yunnanensis Yulan poplar 25 2000 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes

235 3 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 20 1000 3 Scheduled Private Yes



238 1 Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu 17 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes


240 2 Sequoia sempervirens Coastal redwood 9 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes

241 1 Grevillea robusta Silky oak 12 1000 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

242 3 Populus nigra Black poplar 12 1300 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

243 1 Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu 9 1000 4 Scheduled Private Yes

244 1 Salix babylonica Weeping willow 8 1000 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes


246 1 Taxodium distichum Swamp cypress 11 1200 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

247 2 Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 10 1300 3 Scheduled Private Yes

248 1 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 14 2300 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes


250 1 Ficus macrophylla Moreton Bay fig 22 3400 9 Scheduled Private No

251 1 Populus nigra Black poplar 24 2400 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

252 1 Populus nigra 'italica' Lombardy poplar 25 2400 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes




256 1 Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 10 1300 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

257 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 10 1200 4 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

258 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 9 1000 4 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

259 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 16 1200 3 Scheduled Private Yes



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261 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 10 1300 3 Scheduled Private No



264 3 Populus alba Silver / White poplar 10 900 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

265 3 Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 6 300 1 Scheduled Private Yes


267 1 Salix caprea Goat willow 9 1000 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes



270 1 Grevillea robusta Silky oak 14 1400 7 Not Scheduled Private Yes

271 1 Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 20 1800 7 Not Scheduled Private Yes

272 1 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 4 500 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes



275 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 3 200 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

276 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 23 2400 7 Scheduled Reserve No







283 1 Myrsine australis Mapou / Red matipo 5 350 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

284 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 5 350 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


286 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 6 350 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes

287 1 Myrsine australis Mapou / Red matipo 5 350 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes












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299 1 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 4 350 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes









308 1 Sophora microphylla Kowhai 'microphylla' 7 400 4 Scheduled Private Yes


310 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 10 800 7 Scheduled Private Yes

311 2 Camellia japonica Japanese camellia 3 300 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes


313 1 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 6 400 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes























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355 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 2 250 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

356 1 Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 9 1800 5 Scheduled Reserve Yes


358 1 Yucca elephantipes Yucca 3 100 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

359 1 Cupressus sp. Cupressus 8 800 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

360 1 Gleditsia triacanthos Honey locust 7 800 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

361 3 Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 5 700 1 Protected Road Reserve Yes

362 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 16 1300 5 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


364 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 16 1300 5 Scheduled Private No

365 1 Sophora microphylla Kowhai 'microphylla' 14 900 5 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

366 2 Coprosma robusta Karamu 5 500 1 Protected Private No



369 1 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 5 400 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

370 1 Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 3 150 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes



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371 2 Betula pendula Silver birch 8 600 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

372 1 Betula pendula Silver birch 7 600 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

373 1 Callistemon viminalis Bottlebrush 6 650 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

374 1 Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 8 1700 4 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


376 1 Hibiscus sp. Hibiscus 4 400 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

377 1 Thuja occidentalis American arbor-vitae 5 300 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes




381 2 Phoenix canariensis Phoenix palm 6 750 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

382 1 Meryta sinclairii Puka 4 200 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

383 1 Fraxinus sp. Ash 10 900 6 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

384 1 Fraxinus sp. Ash 9 900 6 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes









393 1 Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 9 800 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

394 1 Juniperus communis Common juniper 9 1200 3 Not Scheduled Private No


396 1 Thuja occidentalis American arbor-vitae 4 200 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes





401 1 Sophora sp. Kowhai 7 300 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


403 1 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 4 400 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

404 1 Araucaria heterophylla Norfolk Island pine 25 1900 6 Scheduled Private Yes






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410 2 Salix fragilis Crack willow 9 1200 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes




414 1 Photinia glabra Japanese photinia 4 900 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


416 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 14 1200 3 Scheduled Reserve No

417 1 Podocarpus totara Totara 9 1000 3 Scheduled Reserve No


419 1 Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu 17 1400 4 Scheduled Reserve No





424 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 6 600 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes




428 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 6 800 2 Scheduled Reserve Yes





433 1 Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 6 300 2 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

434 2 Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 3 300 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes



437 1 Vitex lucens Puriri 6 800 2 Scheduled Reserve Yes

438 1 Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 16 2000 5 Scheduled Private No

439 1 Agathis australis Kauri 18 700 2 Scheduled Private No


441 1 Cupressus lusitanica Cedar of Goa 23 3000 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


443 1 Cedrus deodara Himalayan cedar 16 2000 6 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

444 1 Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 8 600 2 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes



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445 1 Abies grandis Fir 27 2400 8 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


447 1 Agathis australis Kauri 12 1200 2 Scheduled Private Yes


449 1 Beilschmiedia tarairi Taraire 10 1000 6 Scheduled Private Yes

450 1 Beilschmiedia tarairi Taraire 12 1000 6 Scheduled Private No


452 1 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 9 800 2 Scheduled Private No

453 1 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 4 300 2 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

454 2 Kunzea ericoides Kanuka 6 600 3 Scheduled Reserve Yes



457 15 Fraxinus spp. Ash 9 700 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



460 1 Salix fragilis Crack willow 9 1000 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes


462 1 Hymenosporum flavum Queensland frangipani 9 600 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



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Total

trees in

group

Botanical name Common name # individualsProtection

statusOwnership

Inside

designation

Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Coprosma lucida Mamangi 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 2 Scheduled Private Yes

Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 1 Scheduled Private Yes

Lagunaria patersonii Norfolk Island hibiscus 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Prunus domestica Plum 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Pittosporum tenuifolium Kohuhu 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Myrsine australis Mapou / Red matipo 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Populus nigra Black poplar 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Corymbia ficifolia Red flowering gum 1 Scheduled Private Yes

Cinnamomum camphora Camphor laurel 2 Scheduled Private Yes

Acer negundo Box Elder 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Eucalyptus nicholii Peppermint gum 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Ficus macrophylla Moreton Bay fig 1 Scheduled Private Yes

Vitex lucens Puriri 1 Scheduled Private Yes

Grevillea robusta Silky oak 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Prunus sp. Flowering cherry 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Alectryon excelsus Titoki 2 Scheduled Private Yes

Metrosideros excelsa Pohutukawa 2 Scheduled Private Yes

Radermachera sinica China doll / Canton lace 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Acer japonicum Fullmoon maple 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G04 10 Pittosporum spp. Pittosporum 10 Not Scheduled Private Yes


G06 4 Washingtonia robusta Chinese windmill palm 'Washingtonia' 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G07 5 Metrosideros excelsa Pohutukawa 4 Scheduled Private Yes


Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Scheduled Private Yes

G09 10+ Mixed group - access precludes accurate appraisal Mixed species 10 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G10 24 Pittosporum spp. Pittosporum 24 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

10

10

15

3

G01

G02

G03

G08

Redoubt Rd / Mill Rd NoR – April 2015 - [23265] TREE GROUPS 1 of 12

Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

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designation

Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Eriobotrya japonica Loquat 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Feijoa sellowiana Feijoa 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Corymbia ficifolia Red flowering gum 1 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Eucalyptus cinerea Silver dollar gum 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Ilex aquafolium ‘variagata’ Holly 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Magnolia grandiflora Bull Bay / Southern magnolia 1 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Nerium oleander Oleander 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes



G14 100+ Bamboo Bamboo 100 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G15 25 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 25 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G16 30 Erythrina x sykesii Flame / Coral tree 30 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G17 45 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 45 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Callistemon viminalis Bottlebrush 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes


G19 25 Camellia sasanqua Sasanqua Camellia 25 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G20 8 Camellia sasanqua Sasanqua Camellia 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes






Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 2 Scheduled Private Yes

G25 8 Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 5 Not Scheduled Private Joint

Pinus radiata Monterey pine 8 Not Scheduled Private Joint

G28 15 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 15 Not Scheduled Private No

G29 6 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 6 Not Scheduled Private No

40

8

9

13

12

7

G13

G18

G24

G27

G11

G12


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Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation

Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 16 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Pinus radiata Monterey pine 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 5 Not Scheduled Private Joint

Populus yunnanensis Yulan poplar 1 Not Scheduled Private Joint

G34 6 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Picea sitchensis Sitka spruce 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Grevillea robusta Silky oak 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Schinus terebinthifolius Brazilian pepper tree 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Magnolia grandiflora Bull Bay / Southern magnolia 1 Scheduled Private Yes


Eucalyptus cinerea Silver dollar gum 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes




Picea sitchensis Sitka spruce 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes






Fraxinus sp. Ash 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G38 16 Populus nigra Black poplar 16 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Populus nigra 'italica' Lombardy poplar 7 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Populus nigra 'italica' Lombardy poplar 7 Not Scheduled Private Yes


G41 3 Populus nigra Black poplar 3 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

15

14

38

7

33

6

G35

G36

G37

G39

G30

G33


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group


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designation

G42 10 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 10 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G43 15 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 15 Not Scheduled Private No


Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 25 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 75 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G46 37 Cupressus Cupressocyparis leylandii Leyland cypress 37 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G47 16 Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 16 Not Scheduled Road Reserve No

G48 30 Salix fragilis Crack willow 30 Not Scheduled Private No

G49 20 Cupressus Cupressocyparis leylandii Leyland cypress 20 Not Scheduled Private No

G50 18 Cupressus Cupressocyparis leylandii Leyland cypress 18 Not Scheduled Private No

G51 34 Salix fragilis Crack willow 34 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G54 14 Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 14 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G57 100 Cryptomeria japonica Japanese red cedar 100 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G58 22 Alnus glutinosa Common alder 22 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G59 75 Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 75 Not Scheduled Private Joint

Cedrus deodara Himalayan cedar 1 Scheduled Private No

Tristaniopsis laurina Water gum 1 Not Scheduled Private No

Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 1 Scheduled Private No

G61 20 Pinus radiata Monterey pine 20 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Coprosma robusta Karamu 4 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Cyathea dealbata Ponga / Silver fern 3 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G64 7 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 7 Not Scheduled Private No


Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes



8

3

100

3

G63

G66

G45

G60


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Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation


Quercus robur English oak / Pedunculate oak 4 Scheduled Private Yes



Betula pendula Silver birch 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 1 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Sophora microphylla Kowhai 'microphylla' 2 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes




G73 9 Ulmus glabra Wych elm 9 Scheduled Private Yes

Callistemon citrinus Bottlebrush 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Thuja plicata Western red cedar 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G75 21 Thuja plicata Western red cedar 21 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Thuja occidentalis American arbor-vitae 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Pinus radiata Monterey pine 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Washingtonia robusta Chinese windmill palm 'Washingtonia' 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Phoenix canariensis Phoenix palm 15 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Yucca elephantipes Yucca 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Coprosma robusta Karamu 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Camellia japonica Japanese camellia 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes


21

7

41

15

4

3

17

G74

G76

G77

G67

G68

G69

G70


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Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation





Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 2 Scheduled Private Yes


Agathis australis Kauri 1 Scheduled Private Yes









Pseudopanax arboreus Puahou / Five finger 8 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Olea europaea Olive 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G82 5 Tilia x europaea Lime 5 Scheduled Private Yes


Thuja occidentalis American arbor-vitae 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Gordonia axillaris Fried egg tree 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes



7

2

3

3

5

44

G81

G83

G84

G78

G79

G80


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation


Pinus sp. Pine 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Washingtonia robusta Chinese windmill palm 'Washingtonia' 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes







G86 3 Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G87 12 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 12 Not Scheduled Reserve No

G88 9 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 9 Not Scheduled Reserve Joint

G89 3 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 2 Scheduled Reserve Yes

G89 3 Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 2 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 2 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes


Podocarpus totara Totara 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 8 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes


G95 2 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G96 15 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 15 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes


G98 7 Phoenix canariensis Phoenix palm 7 Not Scheduled Private Yes





2

2

20

6

4

14

3

3

G92

G93

G94

G99

G100

G85

G90

G91


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation



Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Ulmus glabra Wych elm 2 Scheduled Private Yes

Ligustrum lucidum Tree privet 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Sophora microphylla Kowhai 'microphylla' 1 Scheduled Private Yes



Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 2 Scheduled Private Yes


Coprosma robusta Karamu 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes





Schinus molle Peruvian pepper 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Radermachera sinica China doll / Canton lace 3 Not Scheduled Private Yes






Pinus sp. Pine 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes




14

10

20

16

2

G102

G103

G104

G105

G101


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation

Cordyline australis Ti kouka / Cabbage tree 1 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Cupressus sp. Cupressus 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 2 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Casuarina cunninghamiana She oak 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Pittosporum crassifolium Karo 2 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Camellia japonica Japanese camellia 2 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 2 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Callistemon citrinus Bottlebrush 1 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

G109 5 Yucca elephantipes Yucca 5 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Hibiscus sp. Hibiscus 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Ulmus glabra Wych elm 2 Scheduled Private Yes


Sophora microphylla Kowhai 'microphylla' 2 Scheduled Private Yes


2 Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

2 Pittosporum eugenioides Tarata / Lemonwood 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes





Cedrus atlantica Atlantic cedar / Atlas cedar 1 Scheduled Private Yes

Banksia integrifolia Coast banksia 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Meryta sinclairii Puka 1 Scheduled Private Yes

3

6

10

7

7

6

G111

G112

G114

G115

G116

G107

G108


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation





Juniperus communis Common juniper 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Citrus x limon Lemon 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes






Ligustrum lucidum Tree privet 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes




Schefflera actinophylla Queensland umbrella 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes




Gleditsia triacanthos Honey locust 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes




Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa 'Raywood' Claret ash 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G124 10 Leptospermum scoparium Manuka 10 Not Scheduled Private Yes




G126 7 Betula pendula Silver birch 7 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

4

4

10

14

2

3

5

2

G125

G118

G119

G120

G121

G122

G123

G117


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation






G130 6 Syagrus romanzoffiana Queen palm 6 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


Phoenix canariensis Phoenix palm 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Liquidambar styraciflua American sweetgum 2 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 2 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G133 2 Syagrus romanzoffiana Queen palm 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Cupressus sp. Cupressus 6 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Yucca elephantipes Yucca 2 Not Scheduled Private Yes



Cupressus arizonica Arizona blue cypress 1 Not Scheduled Private Yes

G135 10 Pittosporum tenuifolium Kohuhu 10 Not Scheduled Private Yes



G137 76 Cupressus lusitanica Cedar of Goa 76 Not Scheduled Private Yes

12 Melicytus ramiflorus Mahoe / Whiteywood 12 Not Scheduled Private Yes

12 Melicytus ramiflorus Mahoe / Whiteywood 12 Not Scheduled Private Yes

Beilschmiedia tarairi, Taraire 1 Not Scheduled Reserve No

Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 2 Scheduled Reserve No

Dacrydium cupressinum Rimu 1 Scheduled Reserve No

Podocarpus totara Totara 2 Scheduled Reserve No

G140 6 Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 6 Scheduled Reserve No

Vitex lucens Puriri 5 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Melicytus ramiflorus Mahoe / Whiteywood 5 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

Corynocarpus laevigatus Karaka 5 Scheduled Road Reserve Yes


13

8

12

14

6

15

G139

G141

G127

G132

G134

G136

G138


Group #

Total

trees in

group


statusOwnership

Inside

designation


Myrsine australis Mapou / Red matipo 4 Not Scheduled Private Yes


Kunzea ericoides Kanuka 75 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Kunzea ericoides Kanuka 75 Scheduled Reserve Yes

Coprosma robusta Karamu 7 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Kunzea ericoides Kanuka 3 Not Scheduled Reserve Yes

Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea 66 Scheduled Private Joint

Eucalyptus sp. Gum tree 66 Not Scheduled Private Joint

Myrsine australis Mapou / Red matipo 11 Not Scheduled Private Joint

Melicytus ramiflorus Mahoe / Whiteywood 66 Not Scheduled Private Joint

G148 Ligustrum lucidum Tree privet 25 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

G148 Syzygium smithii Monkey apple 75 Not Scheduled Road Reserve Yes

8

75

10

210

100

G144

G145

G146

G147



Appendix 2: Drawings ARB-23265-00 to 23 [rev B]


Appendix 3: Aecom drawing set 60317081-SHT-30-0000-CD-0101 to 0122 [Rev E]

Documents

Attachment 2 Arboriculture - Auckland Council · Arborlab Consultancy Services Ltd has been engaged by Aecom to undertake a vegetation survey within the extent of a proposed temporary