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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
2. No vegetation may be cleared within a 20 metre
buffer zone either side of each waterway including
dams (refer to Plan 16), except for declared plants
and plants described as an undesirable plant species
in the Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 3 -
Landscaping Plants and Guidelines.
3. No regrowth vegetation may be cleared within the
area on the south western side of the property
entrance.
4. Revegetation with native species will be undertaken
in steep areas where the progressive removal of
Wattle regrowth (predominately Hickory and
Blackwood Wattle) has been permitted as generally
depicted on Plan 16. Species to be utilised in
revegetation may be selected from the species list
listed on Plan 16.
5. Declared plants and plants described as an
undesirable plant species in the Noosa Planning
Scheme Policy 3 - Landscaping Plants and
Guidelines may be progressively removed from the
property in a manner that causes minimal soil
disturbance.
6. Clearing widths for access roads and fences will be
no greater than 5 metres with passing lanes every 50
metres.
7. All clearing works will be undertaken manually and
cause minimum soil disturbance. All cleared
vegetation will be mulched and/or left to decompose
on site.
17. Lots 9 and 10 on All vegetation Clearing in accordance with the following—
RP885219 1. A vegetated buffer zone as identified on Plan 17 be
66 and 70 Forest maintained around the perimeter of the lower eastern
Acres Drive, boundary of the property, to a minimum width of 15
Cooroy metres. This 15 metre buffer will consist of native
vegetation (allowing native understorey to
regenerate) and be maintained weed free to ensure
natural regeneration. Due to the existence of
regenerative native species there is no need for
further planting.
2. No further clearing or thinning of vegetation be
carried out on the land for any purpose.
3. The existing native vegetation and buffer areas
identified on Plan 17 are to be maintained free of
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