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Attachment 7C - Flora and Fauna Survey Assessment_Noosa Landfill - Revision 3
Native Foresters
WAY LAT LONG LOCATION SURFACE WATER VEGETATION AQUATIC WATER pH SALINITY TANNIN- NOTES ON
POINT (Decimal (Decimal FAUNA QUALITY (ppt) STAINING HYDROLOGY
degrees) degrees) OBSERVATIONS (mg/L
tannic acid
equiv.)
2018 -26.4402 153.0326 Remnant/regro Area of shallow Regrowth M. Water clear with 5.8 NA NA Water possibly
wth vegetation surface water quinquenervia light tannin- originating from
along eastern downstream of immediately staining and subterranean movement
boundary of tip, discharge point, near adjacent remnant of surface runoff from
at southern end Bore 18 E. racemosa open tip.
of Impact Area. forest, to the near
south of
discharge point
along eastern
boundary of tip.
2019 -26.4399 153.0329 Remnant/regro Narrow, shallow Regrowth M. Water slightly 5.7 0.1 4.31 Water along drainage
wth vegetation drainage line east of quinquenervia turbid with light line possibly originating
along eastern discharge point with scattered tannin-staining from subterranean
boundary of tip, Gahnia and movement of surface
at southern end Banksia robur. runoff from further
of Impact Area. upslope
2020 -26.44 153.0334 Remnant/regro Area of shallow M. quinquenervia Water clear with 7 NA NA Water along drainage
wth vegetation ponding water amidst woodland with light tannin- line possibly originating
east of tip, at sedges and Parsonsia sedges and staining from subterranean
southern end of sp. cf. straminea. extensive growth movement of surface
Impact Area; of Parsonsia. runoff from drainage line
east-south-east on eastern boundary of
and downslope tip
of discharge
point along
eastern
boundary of tip.
Noosa Landfill & Resource Recovery Centre – Fauna and Flora Assessment 73
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