Includes advice and information regarding root development and root distribution, direct and indirect damage that may be caused by roots and conditional rights that are given to neighbours to abate a nuisance.
Trees, Roots and Existing Structures
Introduction There are two types of damage which trees may cause to existing structures, namely direct and indirect. Direct Damage ...
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Tree Roots-Adaptive and Opportunistic
Root Distribution Root distribution is determined by a number of factors including: soil type, soil fertility, soil depth, soil temperature, ...
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Tree Root Distribution
In General Tree roots extend radially in every direction to a distance equal to at least the height of the ...
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Chambers, Ducts, Pipes and Roots
Underground chambers, ducts and pipes (especially those less than 600 mm below ground level) may be affected by tree roots ...
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A Brief Guide to Root Protection Areas and Development
Tree Roots Tree roots extend radially in every direction to a distance equal to at least the height of the ...
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Branches, Roots, Leaves, Fruit and Flowers that Cross Property Boundaries
Introduction There is no requirement in law per se for a tree owner to prevent a tree or part of ...
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