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2018-06-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
The impact of the proposed development on existing vegetation has been reviewed by Council’s
Environment Officer who advises:
Minor canopy pruning of three planted Acronychia trees (Lemon Aspen) will be required to
enable the construction and use of the proposed deck extension. It is considered the
pruning works will not impact on the health of the trees and their contribution to the
screening of the works will not be impacted upon. Suitable conditions can be applied to
ensure the proposed works do not cause undue damage to the trees.
The following images details the vegetation adjacent to the existing deck and the view towards
the subject site from main beach Noosa Heads:
Figure 6 – Northern elevation of deck extension
Figure 7 – View towards subject site from Main Beach Noosa Heads
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