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PETRAC PTY LTD: Noosa North Shore Eco-Tourism Portal — Development Code 23

Protect areas of the land with

 

Control (1) Areas identified as Conservation

 

Control

identified in Figure 4.1 -
Structure Pian .

(2) Enhance the protection of the
nominated conservation areas.

(3) To manage the nominated , |
conservation areas in order i6
maintain and/or enhance
existing environmental values.

(4) Allow suitable passive
recreation activities in
identified areas of the land
where such activities utilise; as
far as practicable, existing
disturbed areas.

(5) To prepare specific
environmental management
plans to govern construction
and/or operation of the tourist
uses on the land.

(8) To conduct works within

i identified development zones
to capitalise on existing site
qualities using best practice
environmental management
techniques.

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ELEMENT 2 - FLORA AND FAUNA
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Performance | (1) Identify parts of the iand with
Objectives: specific attributes that warraz

 

 

 

(1) To protect areas of the land with
identified conservation value.

(2) To enhance the conservation
value of the identified areas
through active rehabilitation
where required.

(3} To develop the land for
approved uses ina manner that +
does not significanily impact on
existing conservation values.

  

inclusion in Conservation,
Passive Recreation, Buffer or
Development Zones.

(2) Foreach area ofland provide |
justification to warrant its
inclusion within a particular
Zone.

(3) Provide a development solution
that respects the ecological
values of the land and
minimises ecological impacts to

 

 

 

 

 

other land within the locality.

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} Measures: ‘ conservation significance Measures: Zones in Figure 4.1 Structure

Pian are to be protected.

Prior to the commencement of
construction of any elements of
an approved development
solution forthe land, an
Ecological Management Plan
({EcolMP) should be prepared
and submitted to Council for
approval. The EcolMP should
address, in an integrated
manner, the following issues.

(a) Vegetation Clearance
Management, with a
focus on strategies to be

implemented to:

@ avoid disturbance to
native vegetation
within the

Conservation and
Passive Recreation
Zones;

(i) optimise the
tetention of native
vegetation within
the Development
Zone; and

(ii) appropriately
dispose of, or re-
use in the
landscaping/rehabili
tation works,
vegetation that is
cleared,

(b) Native Fauna
Management, with a
focus.on strategies to be
implemented fo:

() identify native fauna
present within
vegetation that is to
be cleared; and

(i) avoid injury to
native fauna during
the conduct of
vegetation
clearance works.