Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335

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1 12.2.7   Not of Concern   Mefaleuca quinquenervia or M. widiflora open-forest to woodland. Other species include
                            Eucalyp!us tereticomis, Corymbia intermeda, E bancrof ii, E. latisinensis, E. robusta,
                            Lophostemon suaveolens and Livistona decora. A shrub layer may occur with frequent
                            species including Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malaballvicum or Banksia robur.

 12.2.12   Not of Concern   Closed heath on seasonally waterlogged sand plains. Characteristic shrubs include Banksia
                            spp., Boronia lak:ilolia, Epacris spp., Baccke:a frutescens, Schoenus brevilolius,
                            Leptospeanum spp., Hakea actites, Melafeuca thymifelia, M. nodose, Xanthorrhea lufva.

 12.2.15   Not of Concern   Swamps with Baumea spp.. Juncus spp. and Lepironia articu/ata




 In order to achieve the above objectives and target community, a strategy has been devised to guide and co-
 ordinate rehabilitation efforts in a logical fashion. The strategy is divided into rehabilitation treatments and
 zones. Rehabilitation treatments are a set or combination of actions such as revegetation, weed removal
 etc.   Rehabilitation zones dictate the extent and details of each treatment type. The on-ground
 implementation of the strategy is described in Section 4.0.


 2.3.1        Rehabilitation Zones

 Various rehabilitation treatments are proposed as part of the rehabilitation strategy and as such, the site has
 been divided into rehabilitation zones as shown in Figure 2.1. The strategic approach is modified to reflect
 the current and future condition and requirements of each zone. Rehabilitation zone 1 encompasses the
 entire caravan park area and will undergo extensive weed removal treatment and supplementary planting in
 accordance with the approved Landscape Plan. Rehabilitation zone 2 occurs along the interface of the
 parkland and caravan park (i.e. gabion wall) and Rehabilitation zone 3 encompasses the remaining portion
 of the parkland. Both zones will undergo weed removal where necessary, and infill planting (i.e. revegetation
 works).




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