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Other historical versions of this standard document also exist: BS [current until/04/] BS () – Trees in Relation to Design, Demolition and ConstructionFree download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free within British Standard Trees in relation to design, demolition and constructionRecommendations (hereinafter BS)BS provides recommendations and guidance for arboriculturists, architects, builders, engineers, and landscape architects and all others interested in harmony between trees and development in its broadest sense If BS – Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction – Recommendations to prepare a tree survey, Arboricultural Constraints Assessment, person who has, through relevant education, training and experience, gained expertise in the field of trees in relation to constructioncompetent person. BS ()Trees in Relation To Design, Demolition and Construction PDF Trees Root. BS () – Trees in Relation to Design, Demolition and ConstructionFree BS provide details on how to determine tree qualities and can be used to inform the design process to retain those trees of higher quality where possibleSpatial This is a BS compliant arboricultural assessment report provided sufﬁcient information for the Local Planning Authority (LPA) to consider the effect of any proposed A Guide to BS'Trees in Relation to Design, Demolition & ConstructionRecommendations' Helping you to understand the arboricultural surveying process. British Standards Online (BSOL). person who has training and experience relevant to the matter being addressed and an understanding of the requirements of the particular task being approached Individual trees, groups of trees and woodlands should be assessed for their quality and benefits within the context of proposed development, in a transparent, understandable and systematic way. The quality of each tree or group of trees should be recorded by allocating it to one of four categories (see) BS is maintained by B/ This standard is available from the following sources: BSI Knowledge.