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QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007,BURNETT MARY NRM BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 2007, SUNSHINE
COASTENVIRONMENT COUNCIL BIODIVERSITYAWARD 2007, BURNETTMARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT-FOR-PROFIT
COMMUNITY GROUP AWAR~ 2008, FINALISTS NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL
GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Mentor Award - Phil Morsn 2009
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Certification of Revegetation Works carried out on lot 30, SP1611951
Prepared for John and Susan Stewart of 31 Tanderra Drive, Cooran 4569
Decision Notice Application REF 90/108-8 6th June 2007
Revised Decision Notice OPWI0/2128 13th July 2011
Dear Sir/Madam,
Noosa and District landcare were contacted by John and Susan Stewart of 31 Tanderra
Drive, Cooran to undertake revegetation works as a result of revised infrastructure planning
and a new Decision Notice by Operational Works Sunshine Coast Council (OPW10/2128)
dated 13th July r the subdivision of lot 30
2~Othe Development Permit f ’.
SP1611951 into 11 lots and additional open space.
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AWARDS
QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007,BURNETT MARY NRM BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 200T, SUNSHINE
COAST ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL BIODIVERSITYAWARD 200T, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT.FOR-PROFIT
COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, FINALISTS NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, B,!RNETT MARY REGIONAL
GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Mentor Award. Phil Moran 2009
Revegetation works and planting were completed May 1ih 2012. A variety of grasses,
shrubs and trees were planted to meet Conditions 47-53, Weed Clearance & Vegetation
Remo~al & Landscaping Requirements, of the Decision Notice issued by Noosa Council. The
area has been mulched with chip bark, which was produced from the removal of the trees in
that area, before planting commenced.
The variety of species were chosen based on the Regional Ecosystems which are found in
the surrounding areas and which compliment the geology; soil type, sediment and nutrients,
land history and use, land morphology, water conditions and flow. Hardy, pioneer species
were also selected to maintain plant retention.
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COMMUNITY GROUP AWAR~ 2008, FINALISTS NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL
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Regional Ecosystem dominant in the area include: 12.3.1, 12.3.2. The Regional Ecosystem’s
identi~.ie nearby contains palustrine wetlands,and is associated with riparian zones. The
pr<;Jperty lot 30,’SP1611951 is situat~d between Pinbarr~n Creek and Six Mile Creek. The
slope of the ’land,which is confirmed by engineering plans, indicates that the water runoff
from lot 30, SP1611951 enters into Six Mile Creek under Tablelands Road.
The number of each species and spacing between each planting were chosen to reduce
competition between species and provide layers through the canopy and greater structural
and floral integrity, to suit the topography of the land and compliment the wishes of the
property owner.
On the 17th May 2012 during planting there were no declared Class lor 2 weed species or
environmental weeds present on the property either within the planting site. However
several Cinnamomum Camphora (Camphor laurel), a class 3 weed, were still present in the
footpath strip on council land, in the remnant vegetation aligning Brewers Rd on the day of
planting. As instructed by SCC Environmental Officer Conner Neville, the landholder
maintained these trees, as per section 47, Weed Clearance, of the Development Application
Decision Notice.
During a follow up visit, on July 12th 2012, there were no additional weed species that are
either declared plants under the Land Protection (Pestand Stock Route Management)Act
2002 and sub-ordinate Regulation 2003 or any significant pest species listed in the
Sunshine Coast local Government Area Pest Management Plan 2011-2015. This has satisfied
all requirements as per the Decision Notice, Condition 47.
It has been noted that on July 12th 2012 that an additional 6trees were planted by the
landholder along the extended section Tanderra Dr and an additional 6 trees were planted
on the footpath between the driveways, leading to the house lots, along Brewers Road.
A pile of chipbark remained on the property and was indicated by the owner that it was kept
for maintenance of the planted trees.
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AWARDS
QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY NRM BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 2007, SUNSHINE
COAST ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL BIODIVERSITY AWARD 2007, BURNE"MARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT.FOR.PROFIT
COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, FINALISTS NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, B"..RNETT MARY REGIONAL
GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT M.ntor Aw.rd.Phil Moran 2009
This Certifies that John and Susan Stewart, of 31 Tanderra Drive, Cooran:
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have completed endemic revegetation works along the buffer of Brewers Road and
have more than satisfied the requirement of replacement under condition 47, 48,
50,51.1,51.4, Development Application Decision NotiCe, and noted aS7(b) in
correspondence Application Number PS12/0099 and is now ready to continue
maintenance of the rehabilitated buffer zone,
Have ensured the subdivision is free from Declared plants and Environmental weeds,
as per condition 47, with the exception of the footpath area as directed by SCC
Environmental officer Conner Neville.
The maintenance and retention of the planting is the responsibility of the landholder. In
discussion with John Stewart he has indicted that:
He will reduce the incidence of weed species using Round-up, as per label, on a
periodic basis of no more than 12 weeks, over a 12 month period, as specified in
condition 51.
He has also indicated that additional mulch has been retained to provide lion
Maintenance", this will satisfy condition 51 and 53 ofthe Decision Application
Notice.
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AWARDS
QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY NRM BIODWERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 2007, SUNSHINE
CDAST ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL BIODIVERSITYAWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT-FOR-PROFIT
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Background
This revegetation plan has been prepared in accordance with the Vegetation Removal & Landscaping Requirements of the
Noosa CouncillDAS Application Decision Notice 6. This report addresses Noosa Council Conditions 47 -53.
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Introduction ’~.
The property owners have requested a subdivision of the property Lot30 SP1611951, Carinya Estate, which is located between
Brewers Rd and Kiah Court, in Cooran. As a,result of the subdivision Tanderra Drive will be extended through to Brewers Rd.
The subdivision will provide an additional 11 lots, 31-41, and open space, which will divide existing house lots and the new
estate.
The placing of infrastructure was recently amended from the original 2007 plan. The new amendment required the removal of a
significant amount of vegetation along the council footpath aligning Brewers Road Cooran.
Noosa and District Landcare have been contracted by the landholder to fulfil the revegetation requirements directed by original
CouncillDAS, Development Application Decision Notice, 6th June, 2007 (Ref:90/108-8). This report encompasses the
revegetation works required under section 48-53, as a result of the installation of infrastructure required for the subdivision.
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Current Environmental Status
Lot 30 SP 1611951 has been significantly cleared and has been used as pastoral land for over 50 years, however has been vacant
since subdivision started 1989. On the western end of the property a dam and the surrounding vegetation has been maintained.
A proportion of the surrounding vegetation indicates an ephemeral wetland; this is noted in the Development Application
OPW10/2128, dated September 2011 as a wetland. This dam and surrounding land will be handed over to the Sunshine Coast
Council as park land or open space.
AWARDS
QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY NRM BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 2007, SUNSHINE COAST ENVIRONMENT
COUNCIL BIODIVERSITY AWARD 2007,BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 20011, FINALISTS
NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Mentor Award. Phil
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Regional Ecosystem dominant in the area include: 12.3.1, 12.3.2. The Regional Ecosystem’s identified nearby contains palustrine
wetlands and is associated with riparian zones. The property Lot 30, SP1611951 is situated between Pinbarren Creek and Six
Mile Creek. The slope of the land, which is confirmed by engineering plans, indicates that the water runoff from Lot 30,
SP1611951 enters into Six Mile Creek under Tablelands Road. Pre-clearing estimates that the current Endangered Dominant
riparian vegetation would have expanded to link the creeks on either side.
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Existing vegetation (after vegetation removal)inCluded, but was not limited to: .
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The property slopes from East to West and North to South towards the dam, which is the lowest point. An easemen{a,t the ba,ck
of (and between) the houses currently on Kiah court and the new subdivision on Brewers Rd, has been provided for in ’the’~form
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Weed Clearance
A proportion, approximately 4 meters wide, of trees and undergrowth v~getation in the remnant vegetation, along Brewers Rd
was removed in order to insert the water mains, as per Unity Water instructions.
47) The vegetation and weed removal was conducted by the landholder. The landhold~r contracted tree services to remove
and mulch a 4m wide strip of vegetation along the footpath to allow underground water mains infrasttucture to be inserted and
additional trees on the property to be removed as per "MUSIC"report. Camphor laurel trees (Cinnamomum camphora), a class
3 weed, were removed from the 4m wide section in the natural vegetation area alignil}g Brewers Rd. SCC Environmental Officer.
Mr John Keady (lEBASI PTY lTD) EPA Licence Nos. WIMP10051411,WIRP08717811,WIRP05862909 was present anc supervised
the entire felling and clearing operation throughout the property.
Noosa and District landcare have been contracted by the landholder to help replenish the natural vegetation corridor and
increase the resilience of the buffer zone. This planting will replace trees that were removed, as part of the water mains
infrastructure being inserted, and add biodiversity and integrity to the area, reducing the incidence of Class 3 weeds and;
Environmental weeds regener ting in the future. 300 native species endemic to’ ooran and suitable to the Regional Ec~System
in the area will support the existing vegetation and provide connectivity to the creeks.
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Vegetation Removal & Landsc~ping Requirements
48) Vegetation was required to be removed to enable water mains infrastructure to be inserted along the Brewers Rd and allow
for access to the newly subdivided properties. Significant vegetation, including tall standing Eucalyptus species, was retained
during excavation. The dam and vegetation immediately surrounding the dam was untouched during this process. In addition
several large trees on the future allotments were removed to enable land fill and drainage works to comply with the "MUSIC"
report requested by Council.
49)Vegetation was cleared by contractors employed by the Landholder, other than Noosa and District Landcare. Some of the
trees removed were chipped and will be used for mulch during the planting process, in line with processing method as per
Decision Notice condition 49.3.
50) As the removal of the vegetation fell on the footpath, outside of property boundary. The Landholder has employed Noosa
and District Landcare to undertake the revegetation, after the infrastructure has been completed.
51) Within this planting plan:
51.1) The landholder will undertake street planting. Twelve addition trees will be planted along the roadside.
51.2) Parkland areas: are to remain grassed as per guidelines, as addressed in condition 17 and by the Engineers
reports.
51.3) Removal of undesirable species: as there are no significant bushland area adjacent to the Brewers Rd vegetation
strip, removal of undesirable species is not required and additional class 3 weed removal on the footpath of Brewers Rd. has
been deemed unnecessary by environmental officers.
51.4) Revegetation of buffer areas to provide effective screening: this will be created by planting hardy endemic
species, which are suited to the property and will complement the existing vegetation and the property subdivision planning.
The planted species will provide canopy, mid-level vegetation and ground cover, to reduce the reoccurrence of weeds, but will
encourage native regeneration.
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side planting will be maintained and is the responsibility of the Landholder.
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Maps included in the planting plan will outline and clearly show plans to,change vegetation.
53)The Planting plan will outline the vegetation retention. A qualified Natural Resource Manager will provide certification of
completed works.
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Planting Plan
A mix of 300 endemic tubestock outlined in the table below, will provide a buffer to the properties from the road and reinstate
the vegetation removed for infrastructure.
Melicope elleryana Pink Euodia
Callicarpa pedunculata Callicarpa
Callistemon salignus (Melaleuca salicina) Willow Bottlebrush
Eucalyptus tereticornis Blue Gum
Glochidion ferdinandi Cheese tree
Lophostemon suaveolens Swamp box
Rapanea variabilis Muttonwood
Acmena Smithii Creek Lillypilly
Pilidiostigma rhytispermum Plum myrtle
Dodonaea triquetra Forest Hop Bush
Acacia leiocalyx Early Black Wattle
Lomandra hystrix Creek Mat Rush
Rhodosphaera rhodanthema Deep yellowwood
Commersonia bartramia Brown Kurrajong
Gahnia aspera Saw Sedge
Lophostemon confertus Brush Box
Eucalyptus grandis Flooded Gum
Glochidion sumatranum Button Wood
Acacia disparrima Hickory Wattle
Eucalyptus propinqua Grey Gum
Eucalyptus resinifera Red stringy Bark
Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop pine
Hovea acutifolia Hovea
Acacia melanoxylon Blackwood
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The maps 1 and 4 indicate the approximate placement of the proposed 300 endemic species to be planted by Noosa landcare
and 12 additional trees for the road side planting, by the landholder. Additional trees removed from the property for the
"MUSIC" report are indicated..
Planting Schedule:
1) Plants are selected according to the Regional Ecosystem, endemic to Cooran and the topography area. The plants will
be selected according to their resilience, and ability to create a buffer zone and corridor for wildlife. See table 2.
2) After the removal of the trees within the planting area (approximately 4m wide from the property boundary towards
Brewers Road), the trees removed will be chipped and later used for mulch. Maintenance is the responsibility of the
landholder.
3) Once the infrastructure has been finalised and the soil has been replaced, the landholder will lay mulch 2-4 inches thick.
4) Planting of the tube stock will begin once the mulch has aged, heavy machinery has stopped, and the site has dried out
sufficiently.
5) An aquaspear will be used to ensure that all plants are watered sufficiently and stress on tube stock is kept to a
minimum
6) Plants will be placed in where they are likely to thrive and spaced to reduce competition. No stakes or guards are to be
used.
7) A 10gm fertiliser tablet will ensure effective establishment of trees and mitigate any effects caused by nitrogen draw
down due to young mulch.
8) The landholder will maintain the planting, remove or treat weeds, replace trees if required.
9) The landowner will plant 6 trees along the continuation of Tanderra Drive to comply with previous planting schedules.
These trees will be Syzygium Hinterland Gold (Lilly Pillies) and a 10gm fertiliser tablet will be included to ensure
effective establishment of these trees. The landowner has also indicated that he would plant a further 6 trees between
the paired driveways off Brewers Road even though these were not called for. All disturbed areas will be grass seeded
and fertilised.
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NOOSA & DISTRICT LANDCARE GROUP INC
PO BOX 278
Tax Invoice
POMONA Q 4568
Ph: 0754852468’ Fax: 0754850413
Email: [email protected]
Company Business Number 73 315 096 794
INVOICE TO
John Stewart
[email protected]
DATE INVOICE NO
SHIP TO
31/05/2012 1529
Project P.O. NO. TERMS
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Revegetation Net 30
DESCRIPTION QTY RATE TAX TAXAMT AMOUNT
Revegation services next to 31 Tanderra Drive,
Cooran
3 labour days to revegetate 17/5/12 1 820.00 GST 82.00 820.00
Quik Spray unit 1 80.00 GST 8.00 80.00
Travel costs 1 40.00 GST 4.00 40.00
300 native tube stock 300 1.30 GST 39.00 390.00
300 fertiliser tablets 300 0.20 GST 6.00 60.00
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Payment OptiOIlS: Subtotal $1,390.00
By Cheqlle: PA YABLE TO NOOSA & DISTRICT LANDCARE GROUP INe
By Direct Deposit: NOOSA & DISTRICT LANDCARE GROUP INC,ANZ
BANK POMONA,BSB: 014 -
683,ACC #: 1000 71187
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Tax $139.00
By Eftpos or cash at NDLG Offices, Statio" Street, Pomona 4568
By Credit card over the phone: 0754852468
Total $1,529.00
Account Charges may be applied on overdue
For environmental donations and membership go to:
amounts
www.noosalandcare.org at 5% per month
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