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2016-09-06 - Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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Delineation between vegetated | Concern that the recreation area is shrinking | The bollards define the mowing edge and plantings will not extend
and grassed areas because of all the vegetation plantings. beyond this line. Include a statement in the Plan that native plantings are
not to encroach onto grassed areas.
Loss of play facilities Playgrounds have been removed by Council | The current playground near Tinaroo Place is central to Heritage Park
previously and not replaced and a second playground is not recommended because of additional
cost of maintenance and potential vandalism.
Cleaning out of creek Submitter would like the creek ‘cleaned out’ so that | The creek is ephemeral creek and not constantly flowing. As per the
the creek can constantly flow with clear water and not | hydrology report it is not recommended that the creek be ‘cleaned out’
pond causing mosquito and cane toad breeding and | which can, during peak rain events, increase water velocity and erosion.
flooding of the park The park is a natural floodplain and any measures to clear the creek is
not supported.
Prioritisation of actions As a priority fix Salvinia, slippery pathways, and raise | e Advice from aquatic weed experts is that Salvinia cannot be
pathways in flooded areas, before spending funds on eradicated. A range of options will be provided to Council for
a new pathway, entrance and environmental signs consideration for the management of Salvinia.
e Council inspects pathways for hazards on a regular basis and
organises treatments such as pressure cleaning when required.
e Recommend that Council consider raising pathways at low points
and proposed works be included in the pathway asset management
plan.
e A linking pathway is proposed at Heritage Park south and
interpretive signs as a new initiative in the capital works budget.
Make weed control in Heritage | Heritage Park is part of the Noosa Biosphere and | Salvinia and Singapore Daisy are listed as priority control species under
Park a priority weeds such as Salvinia and Singapore Daisy should | the Noosa Shire Pest Management Plan 2015. The Heritage Park
be a priority for control Bushland Care Group has been successful in gaining a grant for
Singapore Daisy control. All residents can volunteer to assist with weed
control, not just current members of the Bushcare Group. Options for
management of Salvinia will be presented to Council.
Staffing Submitter would like Council staff to have general | Submitter does not define which staff are being referred to (Parks,
knowledge rather than staff with ‘very green’ fixed | Natural Areas or Environment Services staff) so unable to respond
ideas.
Debris around bridges and | Resident was not aware that Council removed debris | e It is recommended that operational funds be allocated to keep a 1m
boardwalks from around bridges previously and local residents clearance of debris around bridges and boardwalks as part of the
usually do this and would like to know who is going to fire trail maintenance program.
continue this work e Investigate re-designing bridges at renewal stage to avoid build-up
of debris.
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