Tree Works Updates
On this page you can find out about tree work projects that impact the Adelaide Hills Council Area.
This includes most:
- Council led tree work projects
- SA Government projects
- SA Government and Council Consultations
- Other known tree works projects impacting the community in the Adelaide Hills Council Area*.
* Please note Council is not made aware of all external projects so you may not find the project you are looking for if it is being undertaken by a third party (e.g. SA Power Networks, NBN, SA Water, Telstra, etc).
Explore the news items below to stay up to date with the latest information.
On this page you can find out about tree work projects that impact the Adelaide Hills Council Area.
This includes most:
- Council led tree work projects
- SA Government projects
- SA Government and Council Consultations
- Other known tree works projects impacting the community in the Adelaide Hills Council Area*.
* Please note Council is not made aware of all external projects so you may not find the project you are looking for if it is being undertaken by a third party (e.g. SA Power Networks, NBN, SA Water, Telstra, etc).
Explore the news items below to stay up to date with the latest information.
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Notification of urgent tree works – Old Carey Gully Road Carey Gully
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Works: Complete removal of one Eucalyptus leucoxylon – S.A. Blue Gum – located within the council verge.
Date of works: Monday 24 April 2023
Time of works: 7.30am – 1.30pm
Reason for works: The subject tree was observed to have significant root plate instability. No remedial management options are available to retain the tree therefore full removal has been scheduled.
Vehicle restrictions: To enable these works to be conducted in a safe manner, the use of various machinery is required. This machinery will be positioned on the road surface which will require closure of Old Carey Gully Road between Gully Road and Spring Gully Road.
Timber may be left on the road verge for residents to collect once the works are completed. Please note, access to the work zone is strictly prohibited during the works.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact the Council on 8408 0400.
Yours sincerely
Open Spaces Department
Adelaide Hills Council
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Notification of upcoming works and road vehicle detours – Sprigg Road, Piccadilly
Share Notification of upcoming works and road vehicle detours – Sprigg Road, Piccadilly on Facebook Share Notification of upcoming works and road vehicle detours – Sprigg Road, Piccadilly on Twitter Share Notification of upcoming works and road vehicle detours – Sprigg Road, Piccadilly on Linkedin Email Notification of upcoming works and road vehicle detours – Sprigg Road, Piccadilly linkAdelaide Hills Council wishes to advise that a road closure and vehicle detours will be implemented to the eastern end of Sprigg Road Piccadilly. These traffic controls are required to enable tree works to occur.
Type of works: Tree pruning to remove deadwood and reduce crown volume of one Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. angustifolia (commonly known as Desert Ash) and four Populus deltoides (commonly known as Cottonwoods) will be undertaken. The subject trees are situated within the southern road verge of Sprigg Road within a 100m proximity of the Piccadilly Road intersection.
Date of works: Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd May 2023.
Time of Works: 7:00am – 4:00pm.
Reason for works: Adelaide Hills Council engaged an independent arboricultural consultant to assess the condition of the subject trees. The assessment findings concluded that substantial lateral branch reduction and pruning to remove deadwood is required to reduce the probability of branch failure occurring over the roadway and private property.
Vehicle restrictions / Road detour: To enable works to be conducted in a safe manner, the use of various machinery is required. This equipment will be positioned on the road surface requiring temporary modifications to traffic movements on Sprigg Road. During the indicated time of works, closure of Sprigg Road will be implemented between number 2 and number 8 Sprigg Road.
Throughout the duration of the works a comprehensive work zone traffic management plan will be implemented. Road users will be detoured around the worksite via alternative roads.
Pedestrian access within properties adjacent to the worksite will be maintained, please note delays may occur. Impacted residents within these properties who require to leave this area via vehicle, are requested to move their vehicles out of the area prior to works commencing.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact Council’s Open Spaces Department between the hours of 9:00am to 3pm Monday to Friday.
Yours sincerely,
Open Spaces Department
Adelaide Hills Council
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Notification of Urgent Tree Removal - Steamroller Park Playground Stirling
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Works: The removal works of one mature Quercus palustris tree (Commonly known as a Pin Oak) have begun, with the tree now removed to ground level.
Playground and Carpark restrictions: Due to debris and remediation works, the south-western corner of the playground area will remain closed. All other areas of the playground & car park are now available to the public.
Time of Works: Remediation works are estimated to be complete by end of April 2023.
Adelaide Hills Council wishes to advise that the following urgent tree works will be undertaken within Steamroller Park Playground, Stirling.
Works: Complete removal of one mature Quercus palustris tree (Commonly known as a Pin Oak). The tree is situated to the south western corner of the playground area.
Date of works: Thursday 13th to Friday 14th April 2023.
Time of Works: 7:00am to 5:00pm
Reason for works: As a result of a routine tree inspection, significant structural flaws were identified within the trees primary branching structure. Due to the development of a large split within the trees main stem, the tree poses imminent failure potential within the recreational precinct. Due to the size and configuration of the large split, no alternative management options are available in this instance to stabilise and retain the tree. Complete tree removal is required to manage the associated risks to the public.
Playground and Carpark restrictions: To ensure public safety is maintained, the frequently utilised playground and car parking area surrounding the tree has been isolated and closed to the public. To enable the tree removal to be conducted in a safe manner, these public spaces will not be reopened until the tree has been completely removed.
We apologise for any inconvenience these works may have and thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
If you have any questions regarding these works, please contact Council on 8408 0400.
Yours sincerely,
Damian Brennan
Senior Arborist
Open Spaces Department
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Notification of upcoming works – Tyalla Court, Crafers
Share Notification of upcoming works – Tyalla Court, Crafers on Facebook Share Notification of upcoming works – Tyalla Court, Crafers on Twitter Share Notification of upcoming works – Tyalla Court, Crafers on Linkedin Email Notification of upcoming works – Tyalla Court, Crafers linkAdelaide Hills Council wishes to advise that the following works will be undertaken within Tyalla Court, Crafers.
Works: Complete removal of ten dead Eucalyptus trees of various species situated within the southern verge of Tyalla Court, Crafers. Pruning to remove deadwood over the road corridor and the complete removal of one Eucalyptus viminalis (commonly known as Manna Gum tree) situated to the eastern end of Tyalla Courts southern road verge will be undertaken.
Date of works: Tuesday 18th April 2023
Time of Works: 8:30am to 3:30pm
Reason for works: The removal of ten dead Eucalyptus trees is required to manage the likelihood of branch failure occurring over the road corridor. The trees are not suitable for retention as smaller specimens and therefore will be removed. Council engaged the services of an independent arboricultural consultant to assess the condition various trees within the road verge. The assessment findings concluded one mature Manna Gum displayed a rapid decline in health due to the presents of a wood decaying fungal pathogen. As a result, the trees ability to function has been compromised and no remedial management options are currently available. Significant structural defects were also observed within the trees primary branching structure. The tree has surpassed its useful life expectancy and is unsuitable for retention as a habitat tree in this location.
Vehicle restrictions: To enable these works to be conducted in a safe manner, the use of various machinery is required. This machinery will be positioned on the road surface requiring temporary modifications to traffic movements on Tyalla Court. Throughout the duration of the works various traffic management control will be implemented. Pedestrian access to residential properties will be maintained, however we request that residents who require to leave their properties by vehicle during this period, move their vehicles out of Tyalla Court prior to works commencing.
Timber may be left within the verge area for residents to collect once the works are completed. Please note, access to the work zone is strictly prohibited during the works. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact Councils Open Spaces Department on 8408 0400.
Yours sincerely,
Damian Brennan
Senior Arborist
Open Spaces Department
Adelaide Hills Council
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Notification of upcoming Tree Works - Kintyre Road, Woodforde (Rescheduled date of works)
Share Notification of upcoming Tree Works - Kintyre Road, Woodforde (Rescheduled date of works) on Facebook Share Notification of upcoming Tree Works - Kintyre Road, Woodforde (Rescheduled date of works) on Twitter Share Notification of upcoming Tree Works - Kintyre Road, Woodforde (Rescheduled date of works) on Linkedin Email Notification of upcoming Tree Works - Kintyre Road, Woodforde (Rescheduled date of works) linkAdelaide Hills Council wishes to advise that the following works which were originally scheduled to be undertaken on Friday 21st April 2023 will now be undertaken on Wednesday 9th August 2023. Works have been delayed as access to the site has been restricted due to adjacent residential construction works.
Works: Complete removal of one Corymbia citriodora (commonly known as Lemon-scented Gum) and pruning to reduce branch extension of one Eucalyptus camaldulensis (commonly known as River Red Gum) located on the corner of Kintyre Rd and Highland Court.
Date of works: Wednesday 9th August 2023
Time of Works: 8:00am – 2:30pm.
Reason for works: Adelaide Hills Council engaged an independent arboricultural consultant to assess the condition of the Lemon Scented Gum. The assessment findings concluded that the tree is unsustainable in its current environment and therefore will not be retained. No alternative management options (such as pruning) are available to address the issues identified. Pruning will occur to the River Red Gum tree to provide suitable clearances to the recently constructed dwelling.
Vehicle restrictions: To enable works to be conducted in a safe manner, the use of various machinery is required. This equipment will be positioned on the road surface requiring temporary modifications to traffic movements on Kintyre Road. Speed restrictions and a lane closure will be required between number 6 and number 14 Kintyre Road during the indicated time of works above.
Throughout the duration of the works a comprehensive work zone traffic management plan will be implemented. Residents in this area will still be able to access their properties by vehicle but are advised that delays may occur. Timber may be left within the verge area for residents to collect once the works are completed. Please note, access to the work zone is strictly prohibited during the works.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact Councils Open Spaces Department on 8408 0400 between the hours of 9:00am to 3pm Monday to Friday.
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Urgent Tree Pruning Works - 51 Mount Barker Road Stirling
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In response to a recent large branch failure that has occurred within a mature Liquidambar tree situated within the Council verge.
Council will be undertaking urgent tree pruning works tomorrow Wednesday 29th March directly adjacent to 51 Mount Barker Road, Stirling.
Various remedial pruning works will be undertaken to enable the tree to be retained as a smaller specimen in the short to medium term.
To enable these works to occur, various parking bays will be closed to the western side of the tree.
Council will make attempt to minimise disruption during the works.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Contact Damian Brennan Senior Arborist
m 0447 401 183
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Tree Pruning Works - 49 / 51 Mount Barker Road, Stirling
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WHEN:
Friday 3rd February 2023, 6:00am – 9:00am.
WHERE:
49 and 51 Mount Barker Road, Stirling - Northern side of road.
SCOPE OF WORKS:
- Pruning to remove failed tree branches over the building roof line of Adelaide Hills Conveyancing.
- Branch reduction pruning of the tree adjacent to the Locavore Restaurant.
WHY:
- Tree pruning works are required to remediate damages caused resulting from recent extreme weather events.
- Tree pruning is required to enable the modification of the external veranda structure adjacent to Locavore Restaurant.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- To enable access to the site, ten kurbside vehicle parking bays directly adjacent to the business will be closed during the works.
- Pedestrian traffic management controls will be implemented to ensure the safety of public is maintained. These controls will include closure of the pedestrian path directly underneath the trees.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Contact Damian Brennan Senior Arborist
m 0447 401 183
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Tree Works - Stirling Civic Lawns
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WHEN:
Tuesday 31st January 2022, 7:30am – 4:00pm
WHERE:
Stirling Civic Lawns - Adjacent to Stirling Library entrance.
SCOPE OF WORKS:
Tree pruning to remove damaged sections of branching structure with multiple Pin Oak trees.
WHY:
- Pruning works is required to remediate damages caused resulting from the November 2022 extreme weather event.
- Tree pruning is required to maintain low levels of material risk to pedestrians and park users.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- Pedestrian traffic management controls will be implemented to ensure the safety of the public is maintained. These controls will include closure of Mount Barker Roads north-eastern pedestrian path directly underneath the trees.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Contact Damian Brennan Senior Arborist
m 0447 401 183
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Tree Works - Burfords Hill Road, Kenton Valley
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WHEN
Wednesday 11th January 2023, between 8:00am – 3:00pm
FURTHER DETAILS:
Burfords Hill Road between Turner Road and Angus Creek Road will be closed.
WHY:
Tree works are being undertaken to ensure safety in regard to the Santos Tour Down Under event.
WHAT RESIDENTS NEED TO KNOW:
There will be detour signage set up to allow traffic to take alternative routes while these works are being conducted.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Damian Brennan
Senior Arborist
m 0447 401 183
p 08 8408 0543
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Ayres Hill Road, Stirling - Tree Works
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WHEN:
Thursday 22nd December 2022, 8:00am – 4:00pm
WHERE:
Site 1 – 28 Ayres Hill Road, between Laurel Road and Birch Road, Stirling.
Site 2 – 2 Birch Road, South-western corner of Ayres Hill Road and Birch Road intersection, Stirling.
WHAT:
Remove two structurally defected Eucalyptus obliqua - Messmate Stringy Bark trees.
WHY:
- Tree removal of the western tree is required to reduce the likelihood of any falls over the road and power lines.
- Tree removal of the eastern tree is required to manage road safety issues.
No alternative tree management options are available to manage the associated risks posed by these trees to people and property.
WHAT DO RESIDENTS NEED TO KNOW:
- Speed restrictions including stop / go traffic commands will be in place.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Contact Damian Brennan Senior Arborist
m 0447 401 183
p 08 8408 0543