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NOOSA COUNCIL
APPROVED PLANS
OPW14/0197 3 OCT 2014
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RETAINED TREES MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
TYPICAL MAINTENANCE ITEMS & FREQUENCY
Item Frequency (To be carried out as required-
Item Description Activity Description
No. indicative frequency shown)
Review every 12 months and respread as
Mulching/ Remulching
required
Weeding Review quaterly and remove as required
Allow for pruning to maintain clear trunks,
Isolated Retained Pruning removal of dead limbs or damaged branches
1 and pruning to promote growth to AS
Trees
Review quaterly and respond with
Pest Control
application as required
Fertilising Slow release application every 12 months
Only required during drought periods to
Watering
prevent failures
Review every 12 months and respread as
Mulching/ Remulching
required
Weeding Review quaterly and remove as required
Allow for pruning to maintain clear trunks,
removal of dead limbs or damaged branches
and pruning to promote growth to AS.
Pruning
Small Grouped Should retained veg area be large enough,
2
Retained Trees fallen branches to be used as habitats
elements on ground pending use.
Review quaterly and respond with
Pest Control
application as required
Fertilising Slow release application every 12 months
Only required during drought periods to
Watering
prevent failures
Mulch may be applied to perimeter pending
on size, leaf litter may be the primary mulch
Mulching/ Remulching cover in large parcels of retained
vegetation. Review every 12 months and
respread as required
Weeding Review quaterly and remove as required
Removal of dead limbs or damaged
Large Grouped
branches. Within large parcels of retained
3 Retained Trees Pruning
veg area, fallen branches to be used as
(Bushland, etc)
habitats elements on ground pending use.
Review quaterly and respond with
Pest Control
application as required
Generally not required In large groupings,
Fertilising
evaluate on site
Generally not required In large groupings,
Watering
evaluate on site
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1.0 PRE CLEARING
Ref: Management Item Responsibility Timing Reporting
1.1 FAUNA FENCING
Fauna fencing to be installed to perimeter of water course and to the rear of allotments THE PROPONENT Prior to the Inspected by Council
backing Beckmans Road. All works to be in accordance with Public Open Space Management commencement or the Environmental Vegetation Management Specifications
Plan. of construction Site Coordinator
Fencing shall be fauna friendly (SHG)
No clearing, stockpiling, site access, earthworks, storage, etc is to occur beyond the
Strategy RR Implementation Areas Timing Outcome
fencing. Protection & CON Fences shall be erected around As indicated Fence erected prior Fence in accordance with
Only approved weed management, landscape and revegetation works to occur Exclusion areas as specified on each on individual to commencement of details within Public Open
beyond the temporary protection fencing Fencing and individual clearing plan. All traffic plans clearing works and to Space Management Plan
Fencing to be reinstated immediately if damaged or knocked down
Fencing to remain until the completion of all site bulk earthworks and removed just flagging of areas movements, stockpiles and remain.
prior to on-maintenance. to be retained. SUP clearing is to be excluded from
1.2 CONTRACTOR EDUCATION & AWARENESS fence areas. Fence in Fencing to be in No damage to native
All site contractors and subcontractors will be made aware of their responsibilities to protect SITE SUPERVISOR / Prior to the SITE SUPERVISOR accordance with details within place for each vegetation outside of the
native fauna. The Fauna Management notes on this VCMP is provided as a working THE PROPONENT commencement
Public Open Space Management prestart. designated clearing
document to assist on-site management and protection of native animals. This generally will of construction
form part of education and training on a broader work place health and safety but as a and as part of the Plan footprint.
minimum will include: site induction for
Copy of VCMP kept on-site (Site Office). new staff and sub Minimising CON Minimise heavy vehicle traffic near Retained Trees to be inspected Minimised damage to tree
General education and awareness notification of contractors and sub contractors contractors disturbance to existing retained vegetation areas Vegetation by Landscape and roots
involved in activities potentially impacting native animals as part of site induction – tree roots in SUP to ensure no irreversible damage Environmental
contractors must know the location of the VCMP, key phone numbers and who to selectively is caused to canopy trees Coordinator
report to if they breach the VCMP.
ARB Trees to be retained in
A list of relevant contact phone numbers as listed on these drawings is kept in a
cleared areas identified for retention. throughout these areas shall be flagged
visible and accessible location in the site office construction. prior to clearing works and
inspected post works for
structural damage to root
Ref: Management Item Responsibility Timing Reporting systems.
2.0 VEGETATION CLEARING Reuse of cleared CON Where possible all cleared All cleared On-going All mulched vegetation to be
2.1 SPOTTER / RELOCATOR vegetation vegetation should be chipped and areas to be stockpiled in areas to assist
I. Immediately prior to the commencement of clearing of native vegetation a daily visual Qualified and registered Prior to the Council or the used for mulching for revegetation mulched to in the prevention of erosion
inspection of the area must be carried out. (or equivalent selective clearing Environmental Site works ensure soil and to protect significant
experienced) Fauna of site vegetation. Coordinator (SHG)
II. In the event of an animal being located and area of 5m radius should be established Spotter and Relocator stability. environmental features not
around the tree excluding machinery from the area until the animal has relocated as employed by the Continuing during cleared.
(usually over night). Or APPOINTED SITE site clearing SUP
CONTRACTOR operations.
III. If an animal requires relocating this must be undertaken by a suitable qualified fauna Disturbed LAN Seed, turf and/or landscape All cleared Immediately post the Site cover established.
expert recognized by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife. For some fauna a permit (Provision for Spotter / surfaces to be disturbed areas with non-invasive areas clearing of individual
will be required. Relocator form part of mulched and or grasses and local native species. areas
the tender pricing No erosion.
IV. Any native fauna orphaned or injured by the development process must be reported schedule)
seeded ASAP
to the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (07 3202 0200).
Ensure Fauna is CON Where native trees are to be All Clearing Prior and during Minimal distress and zero
V. The Site Supervisor is responsible for the safe management of site fauna and protected and removed across the allotment area Areas clearing works or as fatalities of native fauna.
implementation of these specific fauna requirements relocated as specific management guidelines deemed necessary
required during are required to ensure the safe by the registered
SPECIFIC KOALA MANAGEMENT NOTES
A Koala Spotter is a person who holds a tertiary qualification in Biology or Zoology, or who is the removal of and continued survival of native Fauna Spotter.
demonstrably experienced in the identification and location of Koalas in their natural habitat. For native fauna species
example, a koala keeper employed by a licensed Wildlife exhibitor (i.e. a zoo) may be capable of vegetation.
demonstrating competence in locating Koala’s.
SUP
Prior to the commencement and during felling operations, it is the responsibility of the Koala spotter to:
1. be present at the site of felling operations
LAN Fauna Management Tables on On-site sign off by a suitable
2. identify any tree at the site within which a Koala is present, as well as any tree that has a crown this Vegetation Clearing and qualified fauna spotter and
which is intermeshed or overlapping with such a tree; and Management Plan Series for relocator prior to the
3. advise the person who is authorised to conduct the felling operation, or that persons
details commencement of clearing
representative, of the precise location of each such tree
works
Ref: Management Item Responsibility Timing Reporting
2.2 CLEARING PATTERN / FAUNA FLUSHING
Clearing within each individual area is to occur as per the requirements and sequencing listed SITE SUPERVISOR / As part of Site Supervisor /
on each individual clearing plan ensuring native animals are flushed towards the safe haven CLEARING clearing Council /
of larger retained tracts of remnant bushland and away from adjoining roads and areas of CONTRACTOR / SUB operations Environmental
existing housing. Principles of the clearing plan include: CONTRACTOR Coordinator
Clearing occurs once Spotter / Relocator gives sign off the site is clear of significant
native species. Qualified and registered
Clearing commences in areas of least connectivity and significance and flushing (or equivalent
towards retention areas experienced) Fauna
Clearing is sequenced in accordance with plans ensure adequate timing for fauna to Spotter and Relocator
relocate towards retention areas. as employed by the
The staging and direction of clearing as proposed in the Individual Clearing Plans APPOINTED SITE
may alter if specified on-site by Spotter / Relocator. CONTRACTOR
2.3 MONITORING OF CLEARING
All clearing works are to be monitored to ensure on-site success of fauna flushing directions Qualified and registered As part of Site Supervisor /
and for reporting of orphaned, injured, distressed, or killed native animals. (or equivalent clearing Council /
experienced) Fauna operations Environmental
Spotter and Relocator Coordinator
as employed by the
APPOINTED SITE
CONTRACTOR
3.0 NON COMPLIANCE, MONITORING & REPORTING
3.1 NON COMPLIANCE
Despite the provisions in this Fauna Management Table there are likely to be numerous SITE SUPERVISOR On-going Site Supervisor /
necessary and or accidental non compliance breaches. Where a contractor or subcontractor Council /
witnesses or is involved in activities which do not comply with this VCMP the following Environmental
procedure should be followed: Coordinator
If possible prior approval / or communication on the breach should be discussed with
the Environmental Coordinator (SHG). The Environmental Coordinator is
responsible for establishing additional management procedures or determining if Council notification
should be made.
Non compliance activities should be halted immediately and impacts rectified (fencing reinstalled,
stock piling relocated, etc)
Site staff should notify the SITE SUPERVISOR who is responsible for either rectifying actions or
contacting the Environmental Coordinator.
All major breaches which fundamentally do not achieve the overall outcomes of the VCMP and
result in lost habitat or distress of native animals shall be reported to Council.
Ref: Management Item Responsibility Timing
3.2 MONITORING & REPORTING
The site shall be monitored at all times. This should include: SITE SUPERVISOR / On-going
Daily inspections by the Site Supervisor COUNCIL /
Random and periodical inspections by Council ENVIRONMENTAL
Reporting contacts are provided on this VCMP COORDINATOR
3.3 OPHANED OR INJURED FAUNA
All native animal fatalities must be reported to the Environmental Coordinator and reported to Noosa Shire ALL SITE STAFF On-going
Council and or Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services.
Where any site staff (contractors or subcontractors) witness or locates distressed, injured or orphaned
animals they should contact the Environmental Coordinator, Local Council or Queensland Parks and Wildlife
Services immediately. Works within the area of the animal must cease until further instruction is provided by
one of the above authorities.
Reporting contacts are provided on this VCMP
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PROJECT LOCATION (PORTION OF LOT 7 ON PLAN RP80412) Revegetation Plan Objectives and Methodology
This Revegetation Plan is provided in support of the Operational Works Application for Stage C of Doonella Noosa development at
Beckmans Road, Noosaville. The plan identifies and maps existing site vegetation conditions and proposes revegetation and weed
management works within the identified “Environmental Corridor” (proposed lots 901, 902 & 903). This plan is to be read in conjunction
with the relevant Engineering Drawings for the project produced by Brown Consulting (Qld) Pty Ltd, and the Landscape Drawings
produced by AECOM.
Stringybark Consulting undertook site investigations to map the Environmental Corridor vegetation and its values over two days
23/07/14 - 25/07/14. Historical information from envrionmental monitoring activities on the site conducted on 26 occasions since
October 2011 by Stringybark Consulting have also been relied upon in the compilation of this plan.
This revegetation plan will provide the following detail in the following sequence;
Ÿ Summary of vegetation within the Environmental Corridor
Ÿ Summary of hydrology of the drainage line and associated herpetological values 1 - Open Scribbly Gum forest (RE12.9-10.4)
adjacent Beckmans Rd
Ÿ Mapping of the Environmental Corridor and poposed revegetation and weed management works required
Ÿ Detail of weed management works
Ÿ Planting species arrangements, planting methodology and establishment
Ÿ Maintenance requirements
Site Vegetation and Hydrology Descriptions
Stage C of the Doonella Noosa development contains vegetation mapped as Regional Ecosystem 12.9-10.4 which is described as
“Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa woodland on sedimentary rocks”. The Regional Ecosystem (RE) has a broad species palette
and typically floristic changes are notable in reference to small topography and surface hydrology changes within this system. The
subject site provides an example of this, with dominant E. racemosa canopy and supporting species (Corymbia trachyphloia,
Lophostemon suaveolens, Allocasuarina littoralis) throughout the study area, but with notable understorey changes and shifts in
understorey dominance, particularly along the defined ephemeral drainage line which flows from Beckmans Road to the adjoining
subdivision to the East.
Areas adjacent to Beckmans Road which are above the gully line contain an understorey which has a higher diversity of wallum and 2 - Gully Line - Upstream from Dodonea Close
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open forest species, which changes as you move downslope through Schoenus and Banksia pockets (Plate 1 inset) into the drainage
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line which is dominated by patches of Cyperus, or thickets of Gahnia punctuated with Melastoma sp. (Plate 2 inset). The drainage
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line is a fast flowing ephemeral system which accepts stormwater flows from Beckmans Road and the disturbed fringe of regrowth
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along the powerline easement beyond the road to the south. Water discharges rapidly downstream before entering large concrete
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culverts and flowing into a constructed Bioretention Basin on the adjoining development. Floristics in the drainage gully line are merging
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with the downstream RE 12.1.2 system with Melaleuca quinquenervia, Eucalyptus robusta, Melicope elleryana, Gahnia sieberiana,
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(STAGING DRAWING Historical approvals for the site and Noosa Council identified potential for the “Acid Frog” - Wallum Rocket Frog – Litoria freycineti,
PROVIDED BY BROWNS
CONSULTING)
and Green-Thighed Frog- Litoria brevipalmata to potentially occur on the site. Historical survey records also identify the acid frogs,
Walum Froglet - Crinia tinnula, and Wallum Sedgefrog - Litoria olongburensis from adjacent areas. All three acid frogs prefer tannin
stained, high quality and low pH ephemeral water bodies (~5 pH). These conditions are not found within the subject drainage line. 3 - Gully Line - Bottom adjacent Lot 172
Walum Froglet - Crinia tinnula, Wallum Sedgefrog - Litoria olongburensis, and the Wallum Rocket Frog – Litoria freycineti are not
anticipated to occur within the Environmental Corridor as there is insufficient suitable habitat.
DRAWING INDEX
The Green-thighed Frog - Litoria brevipalmata habitat requirements are more consistent with the project site values, recorded from
Drawing Title Number Sheet wet sclerophyll to open forests and breeding in high quality freshwater ephemeral pools which provide sufficient time for the completion
Cover Sheet and CS-01 1 of 3 of larval development.
Methodology
The proposed development will result in an increased detention of stormwater through the drainage line with the anticipated detention
Detail Sheet DS-01 2 of 3 of water above the proposed Dodonea Close for a maximum of 2.5hrs (Q100 event). However this change is not anticipated to be
Treatments sufficient hydroperiod for breeding ponds as it is anticipated to provide insufficient time for the completion of larval development
(typically shown to be 30 – 50 days to metamorphose). Changes in hydrology such as the historical urban development and Beckmans
Detail Sheet DS-02 3 of 3 Road construction which discharge into this drainage line, is also anticipated to have impacted water quality values, making conditions
Planting Arrangements more favourable for ecologically-similar sibling species (congeneric species such as L. fallax and L. nasuta, Limnodynastes peronei),
which can displace specialist frog species in these environments.
Vegetation survey has also indicated that there are eight different sedge species within the drainage line above the proposed Dodonea 4 - Drainage area adjacent Beckmans Footpath
Close, ranging from short growing ephemeral Cyperus sp, through to deep water tollerant macrophytes such as Lepironia articulata.
On this basis, whilst macrophyte vegetation arrangements may change as a result of the new hydrological regime, no embellishment
plantings are anticipated to be required to ensure plant coverage to the drainage line.
Vegetation Mapping - Revegetation Plan Treatments
- Five treatment areas have been identified for the Environmental Corridor area. These treatment areas have been identified based
upon the existing vegetation present prior to construction, proposed weed management and rectification works required, and
NOOSA COUNCIL embellishment planting which may be required. Drawing DS-01 sets out the treatment areas and proposed revegetation and weed
management requirements for each area.
APPROVED PLANS
OPW14/0197 3 OCT 2014 Vegetation Management Works - Stage C
All vegetation clearing works are anticipated to occur in accordance with the Vegetation Clearing & Fauna Management Plan Issue
B, produced by Saunders Havill Group. This includes vegetation clearing protocols and sequence, Fauna Fencing requirements and
Fauna Spotter Catcher requirements.
5 - Old Access Track Area - Adjacent Beckmans Rd.
COVER SHEET &
METHODOLOGY
DOONELLA NOOSA (STAGE C) PF1410-1 CS-01
Sheet 1 of 3
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR - REVEGETATION PLAN Not to scale
Revision A
30/07/2014
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Area Description Proposed Works Required
Remnant good condition - Eucalyptus - Minor Weed Management
racemosa, Corymbia trachyphloia,
Lophostemon suaveolens,
- Ongoing weed management
Open Scribbly Allocasuarina littoralis, Schoenus
throughout maintenance
Gum forest (upper melanostachys, and Banksia period.
areas) integrifolia.
- Minor Weed Management
Remnant good condition Melaleuca
quinquenervia, Eucalyptus robusta,
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Melicope elleryana, Gahnia sieberiana, - Ongoing weed management
Drainage line Cyperus sp., Melastoma throughout maintenance Environmental
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vegetation (lower malabathricum, sedges. period. Corridor
areas)
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Disturbed area of approximately 3 - - Weed Management Works
5m deep adjacent to the footpath
along the lowest point of Beckmans - Embellishment Planting
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Road interfacing with the reserve. Also Works (Treatment 2 =
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Beckmans Road includes existing stormwater outlet. Drainage Line Species).
Drainage Area Weeds of concern include Singapore - Ongoing weed management
Daisy - Sphagneticola trilobata, throughout maintenance
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Groundsel Bush – Baccharis halmifolia, period.
Setaria – Setaria sphacelata and
Lantana - Lantana camara. D
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Historical access track which runs (roadbase removal and O
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roundabout on Sea Eagle Drive. ground level).
Weeds of concern include Whiskey - Weed Management Works A
Old Access Track Grass – Andropogon virginicus,
Area Groundsel Bush – Baccharis halmifolia, - Embellishment Planting C
Signal Grass – Brachiaria decumbens, Works (Treatment 1 = Open L
Lantana - Lantana camara & Forest species). O
Singapore Daisy - Sphagneticola - Ongoing weed management S
trilobata. throughout maintenance E
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This area is presently Open Scribbly
- Embellishment Planting
Gum forest area but following the
Works (Treatment 3 - Visual
installation of retaining walls to the
Screen Species).
gully will require a 2m wide screen
Visual Screening planting.
to Retaining Walls
- Ongoing weed management
throughout maintenance
period.
Stormwater Outlets - Refer Browns Engineering Drawings
Refer to AECOM Landscape Drawings for planting schedules
for disturbed areas within WSUD elements and culvert outles in
environmental corridor
Refer to Saunders Havill Group Vegetation Clearing and Fauna
Management Plan for all Vegetation Removal methodology.
Environmental
Corridor
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ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR - REVEGETATION PLAN 1:1000 @ A3
Revision A
30/07/2014
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Stormwater Drainage Discharge TYPICAL PLANTING MODULES
All new proposed stormwater pipe outlets will be planted with revegetation species as defined in the AECOM Landscape Drawings prepared for 5 meters
the project. The overland flow and existing stormwater discharge points adjacent to Beckmans Road will be subject to weed management works, Treatment 1 = Open Forest Species Existing Gully Line
Vegetation
and then revegetated in accordance with Treatment 2 as per typical drawing Module B on Drawing Sheet DS-02. This will provide stability of BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME
disturbed ground beyond the existing discharge points. Details for the final stormwater drainage and rock scour protection is nominated on the Visual Screen Planting
relevant Engineering Drawings for the project produced by Brown Consulting (Qld) Pty Ltd. Acacia disparrima subsp. Tubestock 1 plant per m2
Hickory Wattle
disparrima
Existing Retained Vegetation Acacia hubbardiana Triangle Wattle
All existing native vegetation within the proposed Environmental Corridor is anticipated to be retained. All retained vegetation is to be clearly
identified and protected on site in accordance with Australian Standard AS4970-2009 Protection of Trees on Development Sites, and the Acacia longissima Narrow-leaved Wattle
RETAINING WALL
Vegetation Clearing and Fauna Management Plan produced for the Doonella Noosa development. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry
Canopy Trees & Fuel Loads – Covenant Areas Banksia oblongifolia Dwarf Banksia 5 meters
Following project surveyor pegging on site, a qualified Arborist will undertake a detailed survey of canopy tree species which are within the drop Cymbopogon refractus Barbed-wire Grass
zone of proposed lots and infrastructure. Species such as the Scribbly Gum - Eucalyptus racemosa in particular are prone to limb drop and will
require assessment for specialist tree surgery works or potentially removal if deemed unsafe to be retained within the proposed Covenant Areas Dianella longifolia Blue Flax lily
within lots and/or adjacent Environmental Corridor. Five (5) nest boxes are anticipated to be installed in the Covenant Areas in accordance with Large-leaved Hop
the Flora and Fauna Management Plan produced for the Doonella Noosa development. At this time, the project Ecologist will also assess the Dodonaea triquetra
bush
covenant areas in relation to fuel load and provide recommendations upon anticipated understorey vegetation thinning or removal which may
Hardenbergia violacea Sasparilla Vine
be required to achieve the Bushfire Management Plan maximum fuel load threshold of10 tonnes/ha. Typical Visual Screen
Planting Arrangements
Hovea acutifolia Pointed Leaf Hovea
Weed Management Works MODULE A
Weed control methods are anticipated to involve best practice bush regeneration methodology including hand removal (for small woody weeds Lepidosperma laterale Variable Sword Sedge
and tap rooted plants), foliar herbicide application (for grasses & lignotuberous or climbing species), and physical removal in areas such as the Lomandra multiflora Club Rush
Beckmans Road Drainage Area and the Old Access Track Areas. Hand removal of seeding woody weeds such as Groundsel and Lantana is
anticipated to be the preferred methodology. Herbicide spray should be used on species where hand removal is not as successful, or in areas Schoenus melanostachys Bog Rush 5 meters
where signifcant pasture grasses occur (adjacent Beckmans Road). The use of amphibian-friendly glyphosate formulations are required for use Themeda triandra Kangaroo Grass Shrubs Tubestock
Planting @ 1 per 5m2
on the site as these formulations limit or exclude toxic surfactant additives. All herbicides must be prepared in accordance with manufacturers
specifications (refer to Labels, MSDS ). All weed removal methods and treatment methodology should be in accordance with bush regeneration
best practice and advice as constantly updated through Biosecurity Queensland website (http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/ 4790_7043.htm). Treatment 2 = Drainage Area Species Grasses and Sedges
Tubestock @ 1 per m2
BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME
General Plant Layout and Setout
Final plant arrangements including groupings of ground covers to be confirmed on ground at time of plant setout with the Landscape/Bush Baumea juncea Bare Twigrush
Regeneration Contractor. Stock sizes for all plantings is to be 50mm Nursery Tube unless species availability requires larger stock.
Revegetation species provided on this plan have intentionally omitted tall canopy species as embellishment planting is anticipated only. Carex breviculmis Short Sedge
Embellishment planting to the Beckmans Road Drainage Area and Old Access Track Area will use Species Treatments 2 and 1 respectively, Cyperus tetraphyllus Sedge 5 meters
and shall both be installed as per Module B and Tubestock Typical Planting Detail provided on DS-02. All existing native plants in these areas
will be retained with new plantings interplanted throughout. The Visual Screen Planting Area will be planted as per the species identified in Gahnia aspera Rough Sawsedge
Treatment 3 – Visual Screen Species list and shall be interplanted around existing native trees at 1 plant per m2 (as shown on Module A – Typical Lepidosperma laterale Variable Sword Sedge
Visual Screen Planting Arrangement – DS-02). All disturbed areas of the Environmental Corridor will require embellishment planting to ensure
full vegetation coverage. Should failures of the existing vegetation be noted during the maintenance period - embellishment planting will be Lomandra hystrix Green Matt Rush
undertakn to ensure full vegetation coverage of the Environmental Corridor. Oplismenus imbecillis Basket Grass Typical Embellishment Planting
Arrangements
Planting Protocol Rhynchospora brownii Beak Rush
For all planting works the following should be observed;
Schoenus melanostachys Bog Rush MODULE B
· Plants should be ordered well in advance of the expected planting period with final dispatch to the site arranged to coincide with the
scheduled planting time;
· All landscape revegetation and planting work should be carried out or supervised by experienced and qualified personnel with knowledge
of local and exotic species identification; Treatment 3 = Visual Screen Species
· Plants used for revegetation must be exclusively those listed in prescribed species schedule for site, or local native endemic species; BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME
· Planting should be programmed to avoid extremes of weather to minimise plant stress and to mitigate the potential loss of newly
establishing plants through drought or by scour and floodwaters; Elaeocarpus reticulatus Ash Quandong Optional
· Planting should involve installing plants in a hole twice the size of the plant rootball using a shovel, hoe or hand tools. Install the plant Tubestock
Glochidion sumatranum Umbrella Cheese Tree Planting
such that the top of the root-ball is slightly below or level with the surrounding soil surface and back-fill the hole and firm down the
Guard
surrounding soil to ensure that there is complete contact between the roots and soil; Hovea acutifolia Pointed Leaf Hovea
Site Mulch Ring
Melastoma malabathricum
Watering and Fertilisation Blue Tongue Keep mulch away from
subsp. malabathricum
Watering should follow the following program; Stem - mulch ring depth to 50mm
· All stock thoroughly watered or dunked immediately prior to planting (Products such as fish emulsion liquid fertilisers may be beneficial); Pittosporum revolutum Yellow Pittosporum maximum and 400mm diameter.
· Initial establishment watering immediately upon plant installation; Notelaea longifolia Long-leaved Olive
· Followup watering in the first 6 weeks (unless sufficient rainfall occurs) sufficient to ensure establishment;
· Beyond 6 weeks, watering is not anticipated.
Prepare
Mulch Treatments Planting Root ball flush or
Hole to slightly dished with
Site mulch derived from vegetation management activities on the site, or weed free materials such as certified weed free sugar cane or wood 150mm soil surface.
chip is anticipated for use on this site. All mulch is to be installed as 50mm deep ring mulch around each tube as required. Plantings to stormwater min
outlets are to be installed without mulch installation.
Maintenance Requirements TUBESTOCK
Maintenance activities shall include ongoing weed identification and removal, re-planting to replace any failed plantings as required to ensure TYPICAL PLANTING DETAIL
appropriate coverage during the 12 month maintenance period. -
All revegetation works shall be subject to Noosa Shire Council On Maintenance and Off Maintenance inspections, as required for the Operational
Works development permit. NOOSA COUNCIL
APPROVED PLANS DETAIL SHEET
PLANTING ARRANGEMENTS
DOONELLA NOOSA (STAGE C) OPW14/0197 3 OCT 2014 PF1410-1 DS-02
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ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR - REVEGETATION PLAN Not to scale
Revision A
30/07/2014