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Approved Document OPW24-0047 Noosa Springs Golf & Spa Resort Turf & Vegetation Management Plan 2024-25
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W ORK S CHEDULE – P LATE 3 & 4
Plate Vegetation GC Area Comments Recommended Actions Timing
Tee landscape maintenance:
Tee 5 & 7 Replacement of exotic landscape plants with natives.
3 Tee maintenance.
Hole 7 Remove undesirable, weed, and naturally occurring pioneer species.
Side branch encroachment pruning to reduce shade throw.
Concentration of weed trees - Broad-leafed Pepper
3 Fairway 5 Focused weed removal and native replanting.
trees, Schinus terebinthifolia.
Course / Fairway encroachment management:
All-terrain EWP and/or climbing arborist to undertake selective pruning along the
edge of the fairway as marked.
Native vegetation Fairway encroachment from mid and upper canopy
Encroachment pruning to include the management of longer laterals to suitable
3 predominantly Eucalypt & Fairway 6 Riparian Buffer Area species creates shade issues for
growth points where available.
Paperbark species the turf and sight-line obstruction.
Pruning to include the creation of habitat if possible.
Management of lower-order understory trees with the removal of small malformed
and/or dysfunctional trees, e.g. Wattles, Soapy Ash.
Tee landscape maintenance:
Replacement of exotic landscape plants with natives.
4 Landscape vegetation Tee 11, 13, & 18 Tee maintenance.
Remove undesirable, weed, and naturally occurring pioneer species.
Side branch encroachment pruning to reduce shade throw.
Course / Fairway encroachment management:
All-terrain EWP and/or climbing arborist to undertake selective pruning along the
edge of the fairway as marked.
Native vegetation Fairway encroachment from mid and upper canopy
Encroachment pruning to include the management of longer laterals to suitable
4 predominantly Eucalypt Hole 10 & 17 Native Vegetation Area species creates shade issues for
growth points where available.
species the turf and sight-line obstruction.
Pruning to include the creation of habitat if possible.
Management of lower-order understory trees with the removal of small malformed
and/or dysfunctional trees, e.g. Wattles, Soapy Ash.
Ground rehabilitation - mulch and soil replenishment.
4 Native grasses and sedges Tee 18 Areas of bare ground between grass plantings.
Planting with native grasses and ground cover plants.
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