SUPERSEDED Decision Notice - 010.2006.00000823.001 [As Published] · 132006.823

NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                 22 of 51


Freshwater Habitat Feature and Environs
129.   The freshwater habitat pond shall be specifically vegetated and managed to provide habitat for frogs,
       aquatic birds and other native fauna. It will have a subsidiary role as a polishing pond but will not be used
       for primary stormwater treatment for the Site.

130.   The Developer shall prepare and implement the Freshwater Habitat Management Plan which shall include
       the following details:

       130.1. operational details;

       130.2. rehabilitation details for both the pond and surrounding vegetation;

       130.3. weed control and mosquito control procedures;

       130.4. protection of the downstream creek environment;

       130.5. water quality standards and required monitoring during the resort site construction and operation
              stages;

       130.6. performance standards that will identify when the new habitat area is functional as an aquatic
              habitat;

       130.7. maintenance and de-silting requirements and procedures; and

       130.8. how public access and public safety issues will be addressed.
Buffer Areas
131.   The following buffer areas are required to protect the Environmental Values of the Site:

       131.1. a 10m wide buffer area on both sides of the intermittent creek (measured horizontally from the
              centre line of the creek);

       131.2. 75m radius buffer area (delineated by appropriate signage) around known Red-tailed Black
              Cockatoo feed and nesting trees during construction;

       131.3. the Cryptocarya foetida plants in the intermittent creek;

132.   Unless specifically shown on the Drawings or specified in these Conditions, no construction works or
       associated activities shall be permitted in these areas.

133.   During construction, all buffer areas shall be clearly identified and delineated on the ground in accordance
       with these Conditions.
Landscape Management Report
Preparation
134.   A Landscape Management Report shall be prepared for the site by an experienced landscape architect in
       conjunction with a person holding appropriate horticultural qualifications. The Landscape Management
       Report shall be prepared to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager – Land Use.

135.   The following statements of principle apply to the preparation of the Landscape Management Report:

       135.1. The Landscape Management Report shall demonstrate a high level of environmental care and
              responsibility and be consistent with best practice for developments of this type in similar
              environments.

       135.2. The Landscape Management Report shall be based on sound ecological and environmental
              principles and shall specify how the Environmental Values of the Site will be protected, maintained
              and enhanced.

       135.3. The Landscape Management Report shall specifically acknowledge and demonstrate how the
              visual and aesthetic values of the Site and adjoining National Park will be maintained and
              enhanced.




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