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Begin with Section 1—Assignment and Tree ID. Fill in the client’s name, date, time, and tree location. Ensure you accurately note the tree species and measurements such as diameter at breast height (dbh) and height.
In Section 2—Target Assessment, assess occupancy rates and describe potential targets within striking distance of the tree. Use the provided checkboxes to indicate practical restrictions and target zones.
Proceed to Section 3—Site Factors. Document any history of failures, topography, soil conditions, and prevailing weather patterns that may affect tree stability.
Complete Sections 4 through 6 by evaluating tree health, defects, and conditions affecting failure likelihood. Use checkboxes for clarity on observed issues.
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