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Development Application - Part 2 of 2 - Report & Plans - OPW12/0322
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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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Conditions of Development Application
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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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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 2008, FINALISTS
NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Mentor Aw.rd. Phil
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