OPW14/0165.01 Approved Plans

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    NOOSA COUNCIL
   APPROVED PLANS
OPW14/0165.01 9 DEC 2014


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VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN

TREE REMOVAL SPECIES LIST

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SPECIES
Araucaria cunninghamii
Calistemon viminalis
Calistemon viminalis
Calistemon viminalis
Cinnamomum camphora
Shefflera actinophylla
Corymbia maculata
Archontopheonix alexandrae
Calistemon viminalis
Calistemon viminalis
Calistemon viminalis
Melaleuca qinquenervia
Cupaniopsis anacardioides
Cupaniopsis anacardioides
Cupaniopsis anacardioides
Melaleuca ginquenervia
Elaeocarpus reticulatus
Elaeocarpus eumundi
Melaleuca ginquenervia
Various Native and exotic
Corymbia maculata
Melaleuca qinquenervia
Eucalyptus spp.
Eucalyptus spp.
Pinus radiata
Schinus terebinthifolius
Pinus radiata
Shefflera actinophylla
Glochidion ferdinandi

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COMMENTS

On neighbouring property
Leaning towards road
Impacted by works / pine
Poor specimen
Weed species
Weed species
Impacted by works
Impacted by works / undesirable
Two close together / multi-stem
Poor specimen

Crown lift on 2 trees

Minor crown lift to locate PMT
Impacted by PMT location
Crown lift on east one for PMT

On neighbouring property

On neighbouring property
Impacted by works

Impacted by works

Impacted by works

Avoid earthworks encroachment
May be impacted by works

Undesirable species
Weed species
Undesirable species
Weed species
Poor specimen

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WEED REMOVAL

1. SITE MANAGEMENT

All areas of the site to have weed removal treatment where weeds exist.
These areas are to be inspected and all existing indigenous species are to
be identified, marked and suitable protection measures implemented. This is
to be undertaken by an experienced contractor and verified by the landscape
superindentent.

All debris such as plastics, building materials and other dumped vegetative
matter is to be disposed of appropriately and at regular intervals and not
stockpiled on site unless written instructions from Superintendent.

2. IDENTIFICATION OF WEED SPECIES

All weeds listed in the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management)
Act 2002 and sub-ordinate Regulation 2003, the Maroochy Pest
Management Plan 2006-2010 (pest species of significance in Group 1,
Group 2, and Group 6) and the Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 3
(Landscaping Plants and Guidelines) - undesirable plants list must be
removed from the site in a manner that minimises regrowth, prevents

damage to non-target weed species and retains indigenous vegetation and
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3. WEED CONTROL METHODS

All treatment of weed species is to be undertaken following best horticultural
practises to ensure minimal disturbance to, and protection of, existing native
species that are being retained. Soil disturbance must be kept to a minimum
to prevent or increase any potential erosion.

When using chemical treatments, ensure manufactures instructions and
recommended guides are adhered to. Ensure all practical measures are to
be taken to prevent any contamination to ground or water bodies. Remove
any soil or material contaminated by chemicals or substances detrimental to
human or plant growth in a safe manner.

All noxious weed seed and plant material must be collected and disposed of
off-site in an appropriate manner at a council refuse facility.

After all weed removal has been completed all areas marked for revegetation
are to be covered with clean site mulch to a nominal depth of 50mm. Ensure

mulch is entirely free from noxious weeds, rocks, roots, rubbish or any other
deleterious material.

4. GENERAL NOTES

All works are to be supervised by staff experienced in weed control and
native vegetation rehabilitation works.

Recommended species should be sourced from local provenance suppliers
to ensure indigenous stock is reinstated.

 

 

NOOSA COUNCIL
APPROVED PLANS
OPW14/0165.01 9 DEC 2014

Note:
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Cc AMENDMENTS FOR OPW 2014-11-07 JC RB
B OPW APPLICATION 2014-04-08 JC GT
A PRELIMINARY 2014-04-04 JC GT
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TITLE
Vegetation Management Plan

PROJECT

Mazda/Hyundai Showroom
FOR

GP&LP Properties Ltd Pty
AT
148 Eumundi Noosa Road Noosaville

SCALE

1:300 @ A1, 1:600 @ A3

DRAWING NO.
CD-002

PROJECT NO:

 

14025