Street Tree Removal – Millswood
Crescent, Millswood
In the near future Council’s Arboricultural team is proposing to remove
a number of street trees in Millswood Crescent.
As part of Council’s street tree succession program a number of the
Golden Rain Trees (Koelreutaria paniculata)
have been identified as reaching the end of their Useful Life Expectancy (ULE).
Council is planning to undertake removal over the coming summer months with
replacements scheduled for the 2016 planting season (May to September).
The following Golden Rain Trees have been identified for removal:
Address
|
Replacement
#s
|
88 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
70 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
24 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
18c Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
14 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
4 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
39 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
43 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
45 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
49 Millswood Crescent (2 trees)
|
2
|
TOTAL
|
11
|
Trees identified for removal have a white spot of paint on the trunk
base.
Further to the above, vacant tree planting opportunities have been
identified at the following locations:
Address
|
Replacement
#s
|
60 Millswood Crescent
|
2
|
34 Millswood Crescent
|
1
|
29 Millswood Crescent
|
2
|
The replacement species selected for Millswood Crescent is the Chinese
Flame Tree (Koelreutaria bipinnata).
From the same genus as the Golden Rain Tree, Council finds the Chinese Flame
Tree holds its foliage longer and hence provides more environmental benefit
through shading and cooling. The two species of trees are almost identical in
size, stature and growth habit. There are already some Chinese Flame Trees that
have been used previously as replacements in Millswood Crescent (examples at #s
5, 31 & 47 Millswood Crescent).
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