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

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3.5.4        Mulching

Site generated mulch from chipped trees and other vegetation and / or other non-weed bearing mulch should
be used throughout the rehabilitation areas including around all planted stock. Each plant should be mulched
to a radius of 1m surrounding the plant at a depth of 100mm. Mulch should not touch plant stems. Mulch
can also be used in areas awaiting rehabilitation (and landscaping) to suppress weed growth


3.5.5        Watering

Water crystals are to be placed at the bottom of planting holes and in contact with plant roots (if the water
crystals do not contain additional fertiliser). All plants are then to be watered in at planting (approximately
5 - 10L) and as required in the establishment and maintenance periods that follow. Note that Council
watering restrictions may apply.




100611 PR20SIY FL_Rehab.duc                                                                           Page 12

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