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Seaview Terrace Rehabilitation Plan 3

2.0 REHABILITATION PLAN

 

2.1 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

2.1.1 Aims

The Rehabilitation Plan aims to provide:

Proposed rehabilitation works, methods and objectives;

Rehabilitation schedules including plant species, stock size, quantities and- .

locations;

Maintenance program for the works;

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Stabilisation methods for all areas of exposed soil surface; and

Weed management strategies, planting methods, mulching and site preparation.

2.1.2 Objectives

The broad objective of rehabilitation is to restore vegetation to areas subject to
disturbance and clearing associated with the development of the site and to manage
areas not cleared. This will be achieved through the specific rehabilitation objectives,
listed in Table 1, and delivered through the rehabilitation strategy outlined in this
report.

Table 1 - Rehabilitation Objectives

 

    
   

   

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Quick canopy cover,
1 bank stability, weed Use local native species that are quick to establish.
suppression and fauna
habitat.
Control and eradicate Control and eradicate (where practical) state declared weeds (as listed under the Land
2 declared and invasive Protection (Pest and Stock Route) Management Act (LPA) 1997) and priority
weeds environmental weeds (as listed by Noosa Council Pest Management Plan 2002-2004)
on the site through appropriate weed contro! methods.
Conserve and enhance | Retain all native vegetation outside of the disturbance footprint as defined in the
3 existing native Vegetation Management Plan. Supplementary planting of native vegetation In all areas
vegetation within the disturbance zone that are not hard-stand.
4 voces and habitat Conserve and enhance existing habitat vatues. Removal of weed species in the
ft values understorey and replacement with native vegetation to improve the habitat values.
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