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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.)
2026 -26.4403 153.0332 Remnant/regrowt Shallow ponding M. quinquenervia Water clear with NA NA NA Water possibly
h vegetation east water amidst woodland with orange sludge originating from
of tip, at southern sedges and sedges and iron-oxidizing extensive subterranean
end of Impact Parsonsia. extensive growth bacteria movement of surface
Area; within of Parsonsia. runoff from drainage line
Parsonsia on eastern boundary.
infestation. Presence of iron-
oxidising bacteria
suggests possible
elevated iron (FeII)
levels in emerging
groundwater and/or
more anoxic ground
water.
2027 -26.4404 153.0326 Eastern boundary Rocky drainage line Various Late-stage Water clear with 7.3 NA NA Drainage line containing
of tip, at southern carrying runoff from herbaceous Cane toad light tannin- surface runoff from tip.
end of Impact tip to discharge weeds and exotic tadpoles. staining
Area. point along eastern grasses. Numerous
boundary. recently-
metamorphos
ed toads on
vehicle track.
2028 -26.4421 153.0339 Remnant/regrowt Shallow water along Allocasuarina Water slightly 7.2 NA NA Drainage line carrying
h vegetation east narrow drainage littoralis turbid with light surface runoff from
of tip, at far line. woodland tannin-staining further upslope.
southern end of adjoining remnant
Impact Area. E. racemosa open
forest.
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