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Reference Documents - RAL22/0034
4. Weed Management Table 2. Summary of listed weed species under Biosecurity Act 2014
4.1 General
Environmental weeds will require management during the site preparation, establishment Biosecurity Noosa
Weed Species Name Location
and maintenance phases of the project. Best practice weed hygiene controls are to be Act Biosecurity Plan
implemented by the Contractor to minimise the spread of weeds in all aspects of site
operations, including removal of equipment and vehicles off site. All weed species listed in Cinnamomum Restricted Priority 3 Dominant tree onsite with ~>90%
the following standards will require management: camphora (camphor Invasive coverage in treed areas.
Invasive plants listed in the Biosecurity Act 2014; and laurel) Plant
Invasive plants listed in the Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020.
Lantana camera Restricted Priority 3 Common in the vegetation fronting
Environmental weeds found onsite that threaten natural values are listed in Table 2. Other (lantana) Invasive Pomona Connection Road,
environmental weeds noted included Cirsium vulgare (spear thistle), Hypoestes
Plant occasional in the balance of Lot 2.
phyllostachya (polka dot plant), and Asclepias curassavica (red-head cotton bush). The
general requirements for treatment are as follows:
Passiflora subpeltata Other - In vegetation fronting Pomona
Herbicide application onsite must only be undertaken by appropriately qualified,
(white passionflower) Invasive Connection Road.
licenced and experienced persons (must hold Commercial Operators Licence) skilled
in identification of native and weed species; and Plant
Any herbicides shall be used in accordance with manufacturers’ guidelines, safety data Passiflora foetida Other - In vegetation fronting Pomona
sheets, label and off label permit requirements. Where practical only herbicides (stinking Invasive Connection Road.
designed for use near waterways shall be used within 10 of watercourses onsite.
passionflower) Plant
Specific herbicide and mixing rates have not been detailed. It is expected that the suitably
Schefflera Other - Occasional small trees.
qualified and experienced Rehabilitation Contractor will determine the appropriate herbicide
and mixing rate, in accordance with directions on the herbicide label, off label permit, or actinophylla (umbrella Invasive
Noosa Council requirements. Furthermore, the use of wetting agents is to be avoided or tree) Plant
limited within watercourses onsite.
Sphagneticola Restricted Priority 3 Patch upslope of dam overflow
5. Revegetation Specification
trilobata (Singapore Invasive path.
5.1 General
daisy) Plant
Restoration works must be undertaken in accordance with the South East Queensland
Ecological Framework Manual. Solanum mauritianum Other - Occasional plants scattered
(wild tobacco) Invasive across more open sunny areas.
Plant
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Version: 1, Version Date: 24/04/2024
22/12/2022
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