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Approved Document OPW24-0047 Noosa Springs Golf & Spa Resort Turf & Vegetation Management Plan 2024-25
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Attributes Size (m) Priority
ID Location Species Comments Recommendations
AC H St Hg CS DBH /Risk
Selective pruning to
Forest Red 14 - reduce the trunk to
12 1 M D F 6-8 Moderate Dead trunk.
Gum 16 5m and retain as
habitat.
Swamp 12- 0.3- Advanced dead
13 1 M D F 4-6 Moderate Remove.
Mahogany 14 0.4 tree.
Three dead small
0.1-
14 1 Dead EM D P 6-8 2-4 High trees on the edge Remove.
0.2
of the path.
Swamp 12- 0.3- Structurally
15 1 M P P 4-6 High Remove.
Mahogany 14 0.4 compromised.
0.2- Advanced dead
16 1 Paperbark M D P 8-10 <2 Moderate Remove.
0.3 tree.
Clumps of dead
0.2-
17 1 Paperbark M D P 4-6 2-4 Moderate trees on the edge Remove.
0.3
of the green.
0.2- Increasing decay
18 2 Palm M P P 6-8 2-4 Moderate Remove.
0.3 at the base.
Two dead
0.3- Paperbarks.
19 2 Paperbark M P P 8-10 4-6 Moderate Remove.
0.4 Dead top on the
Swamp Mahogany.
10- 0.3- Dead tree on the
20 2 Eucalyptus M D P 2-4 High Remove.
12 0.4 edge of the green.
Dead tree clump
0.1-
21 2 Paperbark M D P 6-8 2-4 High on the edge of the Remove.
0.2
fairway.
Advanced dead
0.4-
22 2 Swamp M D P 8-10 6-8 Moderate tree next to the Remove.
0.5
path.
0.1- Advanced dead
23 2 Paperbark EM D P 6-8 <2 High Remove.
0.2 tree.
Advanced dead
Forest Red 14 - 0.5- tree with a large
24 2 M D P 4-6 High Remove.
Gum 16 0.6 canker on the main
trunk.
Retrenchment
pruning.
Reduce the centre
Forest Red 14 - 0.5- stem to 200mm
25 2 M P P 8-10 High Dead centre stem.
Gum 16 0.6 diameter, retain the
stub, and reshape
the remaining
canopy.
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