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Reference Documents - RAL22/0034
Table 1. Rehabilitation Zones, Treatment Types, Site Preparation and Revegetation Method
Zone Area (Ha) Restoration Area and Site Preparation Revegetation
Treatment Type
1 0.234 Overland flow path and Treat all woody weeds within zone; Placement of habitat features within the overland flow path to reduce
lower farm dam velocity;
Slash exotic grasses to a height of 50mm ;
Treatment A Planting of Lomandra hystrix and other suitable species on edge of
Spray all exotic grasses and young pine seedlings 2 weeks following
Treatment B overland flow path; and
slashing;
Implement specified watering and maintenance regime.
Undertake a follow up spray a minimum of 2 weeks following initial
spray treatment;
Excavate sediment from overland flow path and widen where capac-
ity is deemed inadequate;
Clear, grub and mulch all vegetation (leaving any native trees and
shrubs where practical) and remove from Zone; and
Size appropriate rock scour protection and place within spill way and
on exposed edges of the overland flow path.
2 0.093 Steep embankments Treat all woody weeds within zone. Woody weeds hand pulled or Infill plant with trees and shrubs listed in Table 2 at 1m centres;
removed by cut and paint to be placed in clumps. Pine trees to be
Treatment A Apply 100mm depth mulch ring to all plants;
treated and left in-situ;
Treatment B Placement of coir logs in areas subject to run-on from upslope to miti-
Locate and tag native trees and shrubs prior to slashing of exotic
gate erosion risk; and
grasses;
Implement specified watering and maintenance regime.
Slash exotic grasses to 100mm high 1 month prior to planting;
Spot spray all exotic grasses 2 weeks following slashing; and
Undertake a follow up spray a minimum of 2 weeks following initial
spray treatment.; and
Stabilisation of steep embankments through necessary earthworks
and application of jute matting.
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Version: 1, Version Date: 24/04/2024
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