SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report

SETTLERS COVE NOOSA
Landscape Master Plan

 

Appendix 1a. - Council Conditions for Residential Single Lots Landscape Master Plan:

NSC Ref: 23116 DA. (Conditions 57 to 62)

Landscape Master Plan

 

§7. A Landscape Master Plan shall be prepared, to the reasonable satisfaction of Council, for
the areas shown as ‘Selective Clearing’ on the Vegetation Clearing Plan dated 23 July
2004 and within any road reserve. It shall incorporate all the relevant requirements of all
management plans required by this approval.

58. The Landscape Master Plan shalt detail the planting schemes and shall detail, inter alia:

- areas of natural vegetation to be retained;
- _ site preparation;

- habitat enhancement for native fauna;

- weed removal and control;

+ species ‘palettes’ and schedules;

+ planting out procedures and horticultural requirements;
+ mulching procedures,

-  fertilising procedures;

- irrigation and watering procedures;

- erosion and sediment control;

- on-going maintenance;

+ construction materials and details;

- environmental safeguards.

59 -The Landscape Master Plan shall specifically acknowledge the aesthetic values of the site
and demonstrate that they will be maintained and enhanced. In particular special
consideration needs to be given to the integration of roads and pathways into the landscape
setting. Landscaped areas shall be integrated floristically and structurally with the surrounding
native vegetation.

60. The owner shall prepare an environmental guideline for lot owners that:

Explains the intent of the Open Space Conservation & Waterway Protection area and how
it should be maintained and protected.

Provides a landscape guideline for the balance area, which includes a list of indigenous
plants for planting which will maintain the fauna habitat.

61. The Landscape Master Plan shail address, inter alia, the following issues:

° Enhancement of environmental linkages and corridors.

° Enhancement and establishment of fauna habitat, particularly for Koalas and Glossy
Black Cockatoos.

° Visual screening of buildings and visual integration of the built environment, particularly
along Banksia Avenue.

° The protection of the 2 old eucalypt trees within the Banksia Avenue road reserve.

62. All detailed !andscape plans for road reserve that is submitted for Operational Works approval
shall comply with the Landscape Master Plan.

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