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A. designing landscaped species; rehabilitated in consultation with
areas to complement and B. utilising suitable plant Noosa Landcare.
enhance existing species identified in PSP2
vegetation and ecological Landscaping;
linkages; C. restoring degraded
B. removing species likely to ecosystems to achieve a
displace native flora functional ecosystem state
species or degrade fauna that requires minimal
habitat; human intervention;
C. replanting and D. replicating adjacent
rehabilitating degraded remnant habitats of the
habitat; same type, including the
D. replacing any vegetation understorey vegetation;
removed with suitable E. creating or enhancing
local native species; linkages between existing
E. providing for fauna habitats;
habitat; and F. avoiding the use of pest
F. avoiding the planting of plant species listed in
pest plant species. PSP2 - Landscaping;
G. planting riparian zones to
filter stormwater run-off,
stabilise soil and provide
for wildlife habitat; and
H. providing ground and
arboreal structures for
fauna, which may include
ground depressions, rocks,
hollows, nesting boxes
and in-stream habitat.
AO10.2 Not applicable
Vegetation cleared is replaced
with:
A. plantings of equivalent
area that replicate the
floristic structure of the
vegetation removed; or
B. where this is not possible
due to the characteristics
of the site and the
development, plantings
twice the number of the
removed trees and plants.
Editor’s Note — Revegetation and
rehabilitation works are to be carried out
in accordance with an approved
Revegetation and Rehabilitation
Management Plan, as referred to in PSP3
Ecological assessment guidelines.
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