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Protected Plant Survey
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J000206-003-R-Rev0 June 2016
Table 2: Aerial Photograph Review
Photo
Description Surrounding Site Description Within Site
Year
Large area of vegetation present to the east
and north of the. Cleared area to west of site.
1974
Eenie Creek Road appears to be a dirt track. Site appears cleared of majority of vegetation
(DNRM)
Residential housing present in Tewantin and
Noosa.
1979 Minimal changes have occurred since 1974 Minimal changes have occurred since the
(DNRM) immediately surrounding the site. 1974 photo.
Majority of the site remains cleared.
Residential development has increased in the
Vegetation appears along the eastern
1993 surrounding area with a number of residential
boundary of site and some regrowth across
(DNRM) and commercial developments. Minimal
remainder of the property. Powerline
change to the national park area.
easement is along the eastern boundary.
2001 Residential and commercial development has Site appears to contain regrowth vegetation.
(DNRM) increased in the surrounding area. No structures appear on site.
July Clearing of large track of vegetation
2004 immediately to the north of the site has been
Little has changed on the site.
(Google undertaken. Eenie Creek Road roundabout
Earth) appears to be constructed.
Dec
Walter Hay Drive has been constructed and
2006 Eenie Creek Road shopping village is
the western edge of the subject site has been
(Google constructed. Walter Hay Drive is constructed.
cleared. Little else appears to have changed
Earth)
7.4 Wildlife Online
Results of the Wildlife Online Database search are presented in Appendix C. The search was undertaken for a
5 km radius from the centre of the proposed Site. Results of the search included 1621 different species
recorded within a 5 km radius of the site. Of the species recorded the following numbers were identified as
significant under the NC Act;
9 Vulnerable,
3 Endangered and
5 Near Threatened plant species
The above species are presented in Table 3 with an assessment for the potential for them to occur within the
site. This is based on habitat values actually occurring on the site and those habitat values considered
requirements of the species.
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