Which component is NOT part of a sidewalk displacement risk management system?

The component that is not part of a sidewalk displacement risk management system is determining plant species for landscaping. In the context of managing sidewalk displacement risks, the focus primarily lies on evaluating and mitigating the hazards associated with displacement itself. This involves assessing the structural integrity of sidewalks, inspecting for signs of displacement, establishing a system to rate risks associated with such displacements, and outlining appropriate treatment methods to address and reduce hazards.

While landscaping and the selection of plant species can certainly influence the long-term health of adjacent trees and their potential impact on sidewalks, the direct management of displacement risks focuses more on inspection, risk evaluation, and remediation techniques rather than the specifics of plant selection. Therefore, while landscaping is important for overall urban forestry and aesthetics, it does not directly pertain to the primary components of a risk management system aimed at sidewalk displacement.