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SCANLON PROPERTY GROUP _

Ecological Assessment .
natural solutions

environmental consultants

Draft Report

 

 

 

The remnant wet heath vegetation and currently disturbed vegetation buffer are retained in the
proposed development layout. In addition, rehabilitation of the vegetated buffer will act to
enhance habitat values for native fauna species, as well as acting to further protect the remnant
wet heath habitat and adjacent Noosa National Park from potential negative impacts associated
with the proposed development.

 

Large trees retained throughout the site and within the grassed area are also likely to be
ecological constraints, however such trees provide ecological and amenity value and their
retention could be used as a feature throughout the development layout.

 

 

Many of the mature paperbark trees currently existing in the caravan park area have been
retained in the proposed development layout. In addition, no clearing of native vegetation will
occur within the vegetated buffer or remnant wet heath areas.

 

 

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