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2014-01-28 Planning & Organisation Committee Item 4.4 Attachment 1
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Noosa Council
Temporary Local Planning Instrument
(Protected Vegetation Overlay) 2014
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Item Land Protected Exempt clearing for a property vegetation
vegetation for a management plan
property vegetation
management plan
3. Cleared areas should be stabilised as soon as
possible by sowing grass seed at the recommended
rate to ensure rapid ground cover.
4. Obtain necessary permits from the fire warden
before any burning of cleared vegetation.
4. Lot 4 on All vegetation Clearing for thinning of native timber identified on
RP867319 Plan 4 in accordance with the following—
325 Top Forestry 1. Erosion from clearing works is to be minimised by
Road, Ridgewood windrowing cleared material along the contours and
sowing grass seed on cleared land.
2. Notify the local government and adjacent
neighbours when clearing is to take place.
3. Explore the beneficial re-use of any cleared timber
either for timber or firewood.
5. Lot 2 on All vegetation Clearing only for regeneration of the previously cleared
SP129577 area identified on Plan 5 in accordance with the
162 Ewarts Road, following—
Cooran 1. Areas that have recently been cleared, or excavated,
including the wall of the dam, shall be stabilised by
sowing grass seed.
2. The gully that had cleared vegetation pushed into it
should be allowed to regenerate with native species
to a width of 10 metres from each side of the gully.
6. Lot 10 on All vegetation Clearing for the thinning and regeneration of vegetation
RP802936 in the areas identified on Plan 6 in accordance with the
63 Hawk Road, following—
Pomona 1. All mature (greater than 300mm diameter at breast
height) Eucalypt trees (including trees which exhibit
nesting hollows) are to be retained in the area to be
cleared of regrowth vegetation.
2. Cleared trees shall be stabilised by sowing grass
seed at the recommended rate.
3. Explore the beneficial reuse of any cleared material,
such as firewood or poles as an alternative to
burning cleared material.
4. Appropriate sediment and erosion control devices
(such as temporary silt fences, and gully rock
stabilising spillways) shall be installed below
earthworks associated with construction of the two
dams to minimise potential sediment pollution of
any waterways.
5. Notify the local government and immediate
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