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MINOR CHANGE - Attachment 2 - Landscape Concept Design Package
KEY PLAN
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Buffer Planting Theme
This area is mapped as an ‘area that is a
least concern regional ecosystem’ by the
Queensland Government Department
of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy.
A good majority of this area shall be
protected, retained and weed species
removed. Supplemental plantings will be
from the recognized Remnant Ecosystem
plant list augmented by fragrant, dense
and fine leaved shrubs to provide
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 amenity and screening. Supplemental
plantings will contain no less then 70%
of less flammable plant species. A list
of recommended ‘less flammable’ plant
species is contained in Apendix III of
Bushfire Hazard Assessment/Noosa
Springs RFA17-040. The list has been
derived from the Regional Ecosystem
Technical Descriptions (Dept. of Science,
Information Technology, Innovation and
the Arts, 2012), for the Regional ecosystem
12.2.5 or are ubiquitous in coastal
vegetation communities. on-Juvenile
Koala Habitat Trees to the north of
the development are to remain in situ
with understory planting and maintenance
to reduce the bushfire risk.
8 9 10 11
TREES SHRUBS GROUNDCOVERSS LESS FLAMMABLE PLANT SPECIES
1. ALPHITONIA excelsa - Red Ash 8. LEPTOSPERMUM petersonii - 10. AUSTROMYRTUS dulcis - Midyim REFER TO LIST @ LCP 16
2. CALLITRIS columellaris - Bribie Island Pine Lemon Scented Tea Tree 11. LOMANDRA hystrix - Flowering Mat Rush
3. CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides - Tuckeroo 9. MELASTOMA affine - Blue Tongue
4. ELAEOCARPUS reticulatus - Blue Berry Ash
5. LOPHOSTEMON confertus - Brushbox
6. MACARANGA tanarius - Macaranga 3.3 Indicative Plant Palette - Zone 3 North and South East Buffer
7. MELALEUCA quinquenerva - Paperbark
DWG No. LCP15 21.02.2025
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KEY PLAN
Buffer Planting Theme
This area is mapped as an ‘area that is a
least concern regional ecosystem’ by the
Queensland Government Department
of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy.
A good majority of this area shall be
protected, retained and weed species
removed. Supplemental plantings will be
from the recognized Remnant Ecosystem
plant list augmented by fragrant, dense
and fine leaved shrubs to provide
amenity and screening. Supplemental
plantings will contain no less then 70%
of less flammable plant species. A list
of recommended ‘less flammable’ plant
species is contained in Apendix Ill of
Bushfire Hazard Assessment/Noosa
Springs RFA17-040. The list has been
derived from the Regional Ecosystem
Technical Descriptions (Dept. of Science,
Information Technology, Innovation and
the Arts, 2012), for the Regional ecosystem
12.2.5 or are ubiquitous in coastal
vegetation communities. on-Juvenile
Koala Habitat Trees to the north of
the development are to remain in situ
with understory planting and maintenance
to reduce the bushfire risk.
TREES SHRUBS GROUNDCOVERSS LESS FLAMMABLE PLANT SPECIES
1. ALPHITONIA excelsa - Red Ash 8. LEPTOSPERMUM petersonii - 10. AUSTROMYRTUS dulcis - Midyim REFER TO LIST @ LCP 16
2. CALLITRIS columellaris - Bribie Island Pine Lemon Scented Tea Tree 11. LOMANDRA hystrix - Flowering Mat Rush
3. CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides - Tuckeroo 9. MELASTOMA affine - Blue Tongue
4, ELAEOCARPUS reticulatus - Blue Berry Ash
5. LOPHOSTEMON confertus - Brushbox
6. MACARANGA tanarius - Macaranga 3.3 Indicative Plant Palette - Zone 3 North and South East Buffer place
7. MELALEUCA quinquenerva - Paperbark
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