Decision Notice - Change to an Existing Approval - 010.2006.00000823.003 [As Published] · 132006.823.03

                                                                                        2006/823

135. The following statements of principle apply to the preparation of the Landscape Management
     Report:
      135.1.The Landscape Management Report shall demonstrate a high level of environmental
            care and responsibility and be consistent with best practice for developments of this
            type in similar environments.
      135.2.The Landscape Management Report shall be based on sound ecological and
            environmental principles and shall specify how the Environmental Values of the Site will
            be protected, maintained and enhanced.
      135.3.The Landscape Management Report shall specifically acknowledge and demonstrate
            how the visual and aesthetic values of the Site and adjoining National Park will be
            maintained and enhanced.
      135.4.Plant schedules will primarily utilise native species that have been recorded on the Site,
            and primarily utilise advanced stock.
      135.5.The Landscape Areas will be integrated floristically and structurally with adjacent
            existing and rehabilitated vegetation.
      135.6.The Landscape Management Report shall be generally consistent with Council’s
            Planning Scheme Policy 1 – Landscaping Guidelines, except that plants that are not
            endemic to Noosa Shire or this coastal locality, environmental weeds, aggressive
            colonisers and plants that encourage inappropriate fauna species, shall be excluded
            from the plant schedules.
      135.7.The Landscape Management Report shall not utilise plant species that pose a risk to
            the adjacent National Park.
136. The landscape theme in each of the Landscape Areas shall be:
      136.1.Resort – rainforest;
      136.2.Viewland Drive entrance – rainforest.
137. The Landscape Management Report shall address the following issues:
      137.1.enhancement of environmental linkages and corridors;
      137.2.creation of new fauna habitat with special consideration of Koalas, Glossy Black
            Cockatoos, and the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly;
      137.3.creation of new habitat for Cryptocarya foetida and Macadamia integrifolia where
            practical;
      137.4.visual screening of buildings and visual integration of the built environment;
      137.5.the use of stone or dark colours in retaining walls.
138. The Landscape Management Report shall detail the planting schemes and plant schedules for
     all Landscape Areas and shall detail, inter alia:
      138.1.site preparation;
      138.2.construction materials and details;
      138.3.weed control;
      138.4.stock specifications and supply;
      138.5.erosion and sediment control;
      138.6.planting out procedures and horticultural requirements;
      138.7.mulching procedures;

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