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“vegetation” means trees, plants (including palms) and all other organisms of vegetable
origin (whether living or dead) but does not include declared plants within the meaning of
the Rural Lands Protection Act 1985 or undesirable species as described in a current

landscaping guideline or pest management plan adopted by Noosa Shire Council.
“vermin” has the meaning used in the Queensland Health Regulation 1996.

“watercourse” a river, creek, stream or channel which contains water under normal

conditions.

“wetlands” means an area of permanent or periodic inundation, whether natural or artificial,
static or flowing, fresh, brackish or saline, and includes an area of marine water the depth

of which at low tide is less that 6 metres.

Application

5. This local law applies to all frechold land within the Shire of Noosa.

Subordinate local laws

6.1) The local government may make subordinate local laws about any matters about

which this local law specifically provides for the making of subordinate local laws’.

(2) A subordinate local law must be consistent with the objectives of the local law.

1 See Section 9(2), section 11(1)(1), section 12(2) section 14(2), section 16(3), section 25, section 27(d) and
section 28(2) of this local law.