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2016-09-06 - Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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6 Bushland Care Group is undertaking activities | 6 Include a provision in the Plan that plantings are not to extend
without consulting with the residents. States that passed the bollards into the grassed area.
the park is not a bushland reserve, has no | 7 Council is not in a position to control ticks and it is the responsibility
significant value as a corridor and has no of the dog owner to manage their dog(s) and ticks.
endangered wildlife. Extra plantings has | g a range of options will be presented to Council in the management
encroached onto play areas and is limiting the of Salvinia in the lagoon
use for ball games and creating a haven for . . . . .
9 Mosquitoes breed outside Heritage Park and actions specifically
snakes. at: : : . . :
—— . . . within Wooroi Creek will not stop mosquitoes coming from Tewantin
7 The incidence of dogs being bitten by paralysis National Park or tidal areas.
ticks has also INCTEASE. 10 There is no evidence that flooding of houses is regularly occurring.
8 Lack of maintenance of lagoon has caused However, concerned home owners should seek appropriate
stagnation, has killed fish and there has been a independent advice to appropriately mitigate risk from natural
loss of water birds. disasters. Possible solutions may include ensuring adequate
9 Failure to keep waterways clear of debris has insurance coverage for the natural event is in place, and obtaining
resulted in stagnant smelly pools allowing the expert building and drainage advice for their properties from
breeding of mosquitos and vermin. appropriate professionals to mitigate any risk.
10 Allowing the Bushland Care Group to treat the | 11 The grassed areas are located in a flood plain and will on occasion
park as a natural wetland and let trees and be inundated.
rubbish clog the waterways has been disastrous | 45 stormwater discharge is normal practice.
for residents with houses abutting the Park and 43. Bushfi tants h d Herit Park di isk
house blocks are located too close to waterways. usTmire consullanis Nave assessed Meritage Fark as Medium TIs
, : . and other reserves are a higher priority.
Flooding into houses is now regularly occurring. ‘ ;
. . . 14 The Heritage Park Bushland Care Group has been successful with a
11 Plantings restrict water drainage of grassed arr . : :
grant application for Singapore Daisy control. All residents can
areas. . . .
. . . volunteer to assist with weed control, not just current members of
12 Street stormwater discharges directly into the Bushcare Group. Lantana is also controlled by the Bushland
waterways. Care Group.
13 Bushfire risk
14 The park has Singapore Daisy and Lantana
Video surveillance signs Remove video surveillance signs in front of plantings | Illegal removal of plants at that site is no longer an issue and signs can
be removed. Refer to parks and Natural Areas.
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