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Original Application Part 10 - Landscape Rationale & Vegetation Report [As Published] · 132008.1787
40 Dypsis lutescens (E) Golden Cane 0.2 10 2 -
Palm
41 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Picabeen 0.2 10 2 -
Palm
Number Botanical Name Common Trunk Height Spread Retain /
Name Diameter Remove
42 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Picabeen 0.3 8 3 -
Palm
43 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Picabeen 0.3 8 3 -
Palm
44 Casuarina equistifolia Beach Sheoak 0.4 10 8 +
45 Casuarina equistifolia Beach Sheoak 0.4 10 8 +
46 Casuarina equistifolia Beach Sheoak 0.7 10 8 +
47 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 4 4 +
48 Ficus oblique Small Leaved 0.7 15 10 +
Fig
49 Cocos nucifera (E) Cocos Palm 0.4 15 5 +
50 Cocos nucifera (E) Cocos Palm 0.4 15 5 +
51 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
52 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
53 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
54 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
55 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
56 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.2 7 5 +
57 Ficus oblique Small Leaved 0.8 7 10 +
Fig
58 Cocos nucifera (E) Cocus Palm 0.4 10 3 +
59 Cocos nucifera (E) Cocus Palm 0.4 10 3 +
60 Ficus elastic (E) Rubber Tree 0.3 12 20 +
61 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.4 8 6 +
62 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.4 8 6 +
63 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.3 6 6 +
64 ? A Tree 0.5 10 6 +
65 Syagrus romanzoffiana* Queen Palm +
66 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.5 6 5 +
67 Macaranga tanarius Bullocks Heart 0.4 10 6 +
68 Eucalyptus robusta Swamp 0.5 12 7 +
Messmate
69 Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 0.4 6 4 +
70 Banksia integrifolia Coastal 0.4 10 6 +
Banksia
71 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Picabeen 0.3 12 3 +
Palm
72 Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Picabeen 0.3 12 3 +
Palm
* Indicates weed species, (E) exotic species, (NE) non-endemic species
Throughout the design development process, the design team has been cognisant of the
importance of retention and integration of existing vegetation within the Hasting Street and
Beach precincts. While a number of existing site trees will be affected (many of which are
non-endemic or exotic species) the Seahaven development presents an opportunity to
contribute to the recently completed streetscape works. All efforts will be focussed on the
retention of trees in Public Lands in a manner responsive to their value and contribution to the
Noosa Character. These trees will be subject to an investigation and management plan by a
suitable qualified and locally recognised project Arborist who will advise, direct and certify
appropriate measures to safeguard the trees for retention.
[Seahaven Hastings Street – Existing Vegetation Report] Page 6
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