Application for permit to damage vegetation - OPW13/0572

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     SOIL PREPARATION
         Remove all weeds. debris. rubbish. grass. etc. from areas to be planted.
         Any imported material to be free of large stones. weeds. sticks. rubbish.
         or any material toxic to plant growth & shall be guaranteed free of Nut

         Grass & Oxalis.



     PLANTING PROCEDURES
         Do not plant in extreme hot. cold or atmospheric disturbances.
         Check for services before digging. Remove existing mulch to locate
         irrigation system on surface of the soil.
         Position plants to avoid irrigation lines and ensure system is in good
         working order after planting is completed.
         Dig separate holes for each plant. 1 OOmm wider & deeper than
         container. Loosen soil at base of holes a further 150mm depth. Fill holes
         with water & allow to drain away.
         Position plant in centre of hole. set plumb & backfill. incorporating
         compost with existing soil
         Apply controlled release fertilizer as instructed on packaging.
         Gently & firmly tamp down around root ball. leaving a shallow watering
         depression. Water immediately and thoroughly using minimum 5 litres per
         plant.
         Soak roots of removed plants in weak seaweed solution prior to
         relocating. water in well after planting then douse plant with same
         solution.



     MULCHING
         All garden areas to be re-mulched after planting with Hoop Pine mulch
         similar to existing to a minimum total depth of 100mm.
         Mulch should contain less than 5% fines and be supplied free of soil.
         stones. weeds. vermin. insects or other foreign material.
         Mulch to be kept at least 50mm from plant stems to prevent collar rot.
         600mm wide informal path through southern pool garden to be
         constructed from 100mm deep river pebble to match existing rock used
         around garden edges.



     LIGHTING
         Care to be taken that light fittings and wiring are not damaged during
         construction
         Ensure lights are repositioned as required for new plantings and that
         uplights are used to maximum effect under trees and palms.
         Mulch to be kept at least 50mm from plant stems to prevent collar rot.




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