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Approved Document OPW24-0047 Noosa Springs Golf & Spa Resort Turf & Vegetation Management Plan 2024-25
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W ORKS S CHEDULE – P LATE 6 & 7
Plate Vegetation GC Area Comments Recommended Actions Timing
Native vegetation
6 Hole 14 & 15 Eroded ground conditions between Hole 14 & 15. Ground rehabilitation - mulch and soil replenishment.
predominantly Eucalypts
Visual Tree Assessment based on health and safety with hazard mitigation works
recommended and undertaken as required.
Native vegetation Gaps in the existing native vegetation between 14 & 15, Mulch from non-weed arisings to be spread throughout the area.
6 predominantly Eucalypt Hole 14 & 15 predominantly due to natural tree failure and death. Larger logs/timber to be suitably placed for ground habitat. Ongoing
species Sporadic weed emergence. Weed removal of emerging woody weeds - with arising removed from the site if in
seed.
Native infill planting - see planting schedule.
Tee landscape maintenance:
Replacement of exotic landscape plants with natives.
6 Landscape planting Tee 15 Tee maintenance.
Remove undesirable, weed, and naturally occurring pioneer species.
Side branch encroachment pruning to reduce shade throw.
Visual Tree Assessment based on health and safety with hazard mitigation works
recommended and undertaken as required.
Native vegetation Gaps in the existing native vegetation at Hole 15, Mulch from non-weed arisings to be spread throughout the area.
6 predominantly Eucalypt Hole 15 predominantly due to natural tree failure and death. Larger logs/timber to be suitably placed for ground habitat. Ongoing
species Sporadic weed emergence. Weed removal of emerging woody weeds - with arising removed from the site if in
seed.
Native infill planting - see planting schedule.
Driveway / Fence line vegetation management:
Removal of all emerging species under 100mm stem diameter within 1m of the
fence line.
Mix of original planted Encroachment of trees.
Woody weed removal.
6 landscaping trees and Boundary fence Tree failure onto fence causing damage.
Remove dysfuncational and hazardous trees targeting the fence line.
emerging species. Emerging weeds and pioneer species.
Management of existing mature landscape trees to include the lift pruning of lower
branches, root pruning (Fig species), and reduction of longer laterals for
encroachment pruning.
Course / Fairway encroachment management:All-terrain EWP and/or climbing
arborist to undertake selective pruning along the edge of the fairway as
Native vegetation Fairway encroachment from mid and upper canopy
marked.Encroachment pruning to include the management of longer laterals to
7 predominantly Eucalypt Hole 16 Eucalypt species creates shade issues for the turf and
suitable growth points where available.Pruning to include the creation of habitat if
species sight-line obstruction.
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.
7 Landscape planting Tee 13, 16, & 17 Tee maintenance.
Remove undesirable, weed, and naturally occurring pioneer species.
Side branch encroachment pruning to reduce shade throw.
Ground rehabilitation - mulch and soil replenishment.
7 Bare ground Hole 17 Area with ground erosion occurring.
Planting with native grasses and ground cover plants.
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