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2016-06-07 - P&E Agenda - Item 3, Attachment 1 - Noosa Parklands Draft Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnRelevant objective Action Responsibility Timing Required resources
once the ecological restoration plan is completed and
implemented – see action below).
3. Define a whole of site ecological restoration plan that aligns with Noosa Council's June 2017 Council officer time
Noosa Local Government Area Pest Management Plan 2015- Environmental
2019 (Noosa Council 2015) and updates the existing Heritage Services team (in
Park BOA to: consultation with
o clearly prioritise actions (i.e. based on priority zones Parks and Natural
then priority species including declared and Areas and Heritage
environmental pest plants) Park Bushland Care
Group)
o divide the site into sub-zones which can be managed in
a systematic and structured way
o outline control methods and techniques for each priority
pest plant species that are appropriate for the site (e.g.
ensuring the waterbodies are not impacted by
inappropriate spraying)
o incorporate training (e.g. for relevant community groups)
o write the plan for the target audience working in that
zone (e.g. Heritage Park Bushland Care group working
in particular zones).
Engage qualified contractor to assist the Heritage Park Bushland Care Noosa Council’s Ongoing Part of Council’s current
group with sensitive pest plant control techniques within the park’s Parks and Natural operational program
bushland areas. Areas team
Investigate options to enhance the road crossings and/or retrofit Noosa Council’s Ongoing This will occur during the
underpasses to improve wildlife fauna movement to surrounding areas Environment implementation of
including the Tewantin National Park NP (e.g. during the Cooroy-Noosa Services section Council’s Koala
Road upgrade). Conservation Policy
Report any plants within the park suspected of being infected disease (i.e. Noosa Council, Ongoing Part of Council’s current
myrtle rust) to Biosecurity Queensland and send sealed samples for Heritage Park pest management
identification. Bushland Care program and in kind (i.e.
group, local residents Bushland Care Group
and local residents)
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