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It includes fields for surveyor details, tree identification (number and species), height, and age category (Newly planted, Young, Mid-aged, Mature, Over Mature). The physical condition of the tree is categorized as Good, Fair, Poor, or Dangerous/Dead, with detailed descriptions for each. A comments section allows for a summary of visual inspection, noting aspects like minor deadwood or cavities. The form also specifies 'Action required' (Yes/No) and 'Recommended action', detailing observed defects, remedial actions, and urgency. A priority code (A-Urgent, B-Within 6 months, C-Within 1 year, D-Within 2 years) guides the timeline for necessary work. Finally, it defines 'Usage Zone' categories (Red, Blue, Green) with corresponding inspection frequencies: Red zones require annual inspections and immediate checks after severe weather; Blue zones need inspection every 2 years and after severe weather; Green zones are inspected during routine visits or every 5 years.","Surveyor:                                                                                                                                                Date:\nTree no: Refer to tree tag attached to tree approx 2m from ground level.\nSpecies: Common name.\nHeight: Approximate height from the crown\nAge Category: NP- Newly planted/ Y-Young/ MA- Mid aged/M-Mature/ OM- Over Mature\nPhysical Condition:\nGood-  Healthy, full crown, long life expectancy, no significant defects.\nFair- Generally healthy, some thinning of crown, some defects of low significance, limited life expectancy.\nPoor – Lacking Vigour, short life expectancy, sparse leaf cover, significant defects.\nDangerous/Dead- Urgent removal required.\nComments: Summary of visual inspection (e.g. minor deadwood in crown, cavity at base etc).\nAction required: Whether further action is required.\nRecommended action: If action column states ‘yes’ this specifies defects observed and any obvious remedial action required and level of urgency (See Priority Code). If action column states ‘None’,  no action is to be taken until the next inspection.\nPriority:\nA- Urgent action required: Contact Arboriculturalist for immediate action.\nB- Work to be carried out within 6 months\nC- Work to be carried out within 1 year\nD- Work to be carried out within 2 years\nUsage Zone:\nRed     –    High inspection annually and immediately after severe weather events\nBlue    –    Medium inspection every 2 years and immediately after sever weather events\nGreen –    Low Inspections = during normal routine visits or every 5 years","cbCaiiVeFWjSuvlh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiVeFWjSuvlh","docx",71137,2,"English","en",105,"# Tree Survey Form\n## Surveyor Details\n## Tree Identification\n## Physical Condition Assessment\n## Recommended Action and Priority\n## Usage Zone","[{\"question\":\"What information is collected in the Tree Survey Form?\",\"answer\":\"The form collects details such as surveyor information, tree number, species, height, age category, physical condition (Good, Fair, Poor, Dangerous/Dead), comments on visual inspection, required actions, recommended actions, priority level, and usage zone.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the physical condition of a tree assessed?\",\"answer\":\"The physical condition is categorized into Good, Fair, Poor, or Dangerous/Dead, based on metrics like health, crown fullness, defects, and life expectancy. 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