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2019-11-28 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa River Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnSteep headwaters Other areas within the Noosa River catchment
Freshwater creeks and tributaries • Inves�a������� a���� arbon, water
containing similar geology have comparable issues,
quality, vegeta������� er���� sets where
Steep headwaters comprise mostly of con��� such as the Sandy Creek sub-catchment (refer Map 4).
Freshwater creeks and tributaries progressively relevant to riparian areas.
drainage lines and waterways that are int��� ent in
transfer sediments downstream with accumula����
nature. The c��������� t demonstrated steep Recommenda������� ��������� t that
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headwaters in Noosa consistently occur at the 80-90 could result in the reten����� einstatement of
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metre contour and above this contour mass failures deep rooted vegeta��� o stabilise vulnerable steep
on the outside bends. Due to vegeta���������
(i.e. landlslips) have occurred in the 2011 and 2013 headwater areas, include:
changed hydrological regimes throughout the catchment,
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• Targeted management of Cats Claw Creeper and accelerated erosion of outside bends are a key issue that
other transformer weeds. requires careful a�en������� ement focussed on
When mass failures occur in the steep headwater
stabilising these areas.
areas, sedimen����������� w down the
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hillside into the waterway networks belo������ slips and erosion has or is likely to occur. F������ ���������� value freshwater
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• Large-scale revegeta����V
teep headwater areas. creeks and tributaries are iden������ otected
therefore impera�e land above the 80-90 metre
reaches in good c���� , “unprotected reaches of
contour is manag����� ely with due regard to • Pr������ �e forest managemen������
regional conserva������ ance”, and “reaches of local
maintaining deep rooted trees and shrubs to ensure and regrowth reten����W argeted areas.
conserva��� alue”. These waterway reaches are the
the integrity of the fragile steep headwaters is • Inves�a������� a���� arbon, water highest priority for resourcing in order to keep them in
maintained. quality, vegeta������� er���� sets where good c����� efer Map 5).
possible into steep headwater areas.
E��������� ant degraded steep headwater
Recommenda����������� t for rehabilita��
areas across the Shire is substan�ted by the LIDAR • Extension programs to support the grazing
of high value freshwater creeks and tributaries include:
analysis conducted as part of the Keep It in Kin Kin industry’s adop�����V tainable/safe stocking
project. rates. • Targeted management of Cats Claw Creeper and
other transforma�e weeds.
• Management of feral animals (pigs and deer) that
���� antly impact streambank stability and water
quality.
• Exclusion of stock, installa�����
-stream
watering points and f������������ encing
techniques).
• Reten����
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oe of the waterway
reach.
• Revegeta�������
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• Detailed sit�������� eomorphological
assessment for problem areas, with more invasive
remedia�������� talla����� ge woody
debris instream for habitat or bank stabiliza���Woe
stabilisa����V talla�������� concrete piles or
���� w velocity r����� echniques
• Stormwater capture and treatment before entering
the waterway to a�enuate pulses of wat��� w
which can create erosion.
Steep headwaters of Kin Kin Beds Active landslip areas within the Sandy Creek sub catchment.
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Steep headwaters Other areas within the Noosa River catchment Freshwater creeks and tributaries e Inves ak. a ? arbtn, water
containing similar geology have comparable issues,
quality, vegeta er P sets where
Steep headwaters comprise mostly of con such as the Sandy Creek sub-catchment (refer Map 4).
Freshwater creeks and tributaries progressively relevant to riparian areas.
drainage lines and waterways that are int ent in transfer sediments downstream with accumula
nature. The c t demonstrated steep Recommenda t that
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headwaters in Noosa consistently occur at the 80-90 could result in the reten einstatement of ant erosion and sediment removal occurring Map 5: Ecosystem Recovery Priority of River Reaches we Queensland etary
metre contour and above this contour mass failures deep rooted vegeta o stabilise vulnerable steep Government
on the outside bends. Due to vegeta
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changed hydrological regimes throughout the catchment, —1- Protected reach in good condition throughout
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e Targeted management of Cats Claw Creeper and accelerated erosion of outside bends are a key issue that 2 - Unprovected reach of regional conservation significance
9.- Reacn of local conservation value
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