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Reference Documents - RAL22/0034
1. Preliminary Rehabilitation Plan Overview 2. Program Design
This preliminary rehabilitation plan will focus on the 3,270m 2 area of land affected by
Future-Plus Environmental (FPE) was engaged by Mark Kussrow to prepare a preliminary
scouring, erosion and slippage surrounding the overland flow path and include revegetation
rehabilitation plan as part of a proposed lot reconfiguration for land located at 38 Barina along the drainage line (refer Figure 1). As such, treatment will involve the following key
Court, Pomona. The proposed lot reconfiguration will subdivide Lot 3 on RP226620 into two strategies:
separate allotments, with the rehabilitation works intended for proposed Lot 2 immediately to
Treatment A – Habitat reconstruction – Areas of particularly poor quality will require
the south of the dam and extending eastward from the spillway to encompass the degraded more intensive habitat reconstruction including intensive weed treatment, mechanical
areas subject to erosion and the small farm dam to the south. The location of the stabilisation of the overland flow path and steep embankments, importation of rock
rehabilitation area is shown in Figure 1. or other protection measures to mitigate scour during wet weather events and
implementation of extensive planting regimes; and
Past ground disturbance and clearing has resulted in the clearing of native vegetation. The
Treatment B – Supplementary planting – In addition to weed treatment, some areas
ingress of camphor laurels and the prevalence of introduced pasture improvement grass require supplementary planting of suitable native species to facilitate progress
species is evident across the site. Proposed treatments include a combination of habitat toward achieving a suitable riparian buffer, increase quality of ecological functionality
reconstruction and supplementary planting with the major aims including: of vegetation and out-compete invasive species.
Stabilisation of the spillway and overland flow path that drains through an open The site has been divided into a total of 2 zones as shown in Figure 1. A summary
description of each zone and associated treatments described in Table 1.
channel to the small dam in the south east;
The rehabilitation works will consist of the following phases:
Abatement of erosion and land degradation occurring to the north of the small farm
dam in the south east; Site setout, weed management and preparation;
Restoring vegetation along the riparian corridor by facilitating the growth of plant Stabilisation of areas subject to scour and erosion risk;
species representative of the following regional ecosystems:
Revegetation;
• 12.11.10 Notophyll vine forest +/- Araucaria cunninghamii on metamorphics +/-
Establishment phase for 3 months following revegetation works; and
interbedded volcanics; and
Ongoing maintenance.
• 12.3.1 Gallery rainforest (Notophyll vine forest) on alluvial plains.
Removing woody weed species and other exotic species that would reduce the 3. Treatment Methodologies
environmental value of the area; and A detailed and thorough inspection of the entire rehabilitation site must be undertaken by the
Improving habitat and foraging amenity for fauna species likely to occur in the Rehabilitation Contractor prior to implementation of the Rehabilitation Plan.
locality.
The restoration approach will focus on stabilisation of areas subject to unfettered erosion
and enhancement of the natural values through the rehabilitation of the overland flow
pathway, embankments and the small farm dam to enable ecological succession processes.
Document Set ID: 22990715
22224495
Version: 1, Version Date: 24/04/2024
22/12/2022
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