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

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 Management Actions:

 1.   Locate and clearly demarcate rehabilitation zones (Figure 21);
 2. AN contractors will be made aware of restrictions applying to the rehabilitation area;
 3.   Erect wire fauna fence to prevent any unauthorised access to parkland areas;
 4.   Weed control In accordance with the methods outline in Table 3.1 is to be undertaken along the interface of the
      parkland area and ad)acert to the gablon wall where necessary (rehabilitation zone 2 & 3) (Figure 2.1);
 5.   Weed removal within rehabilitation zone 1 (Caravan Park) Is to be undertaken using mechanical control methods. Alt
      weed material is to be scrapped by an excavator into the caravan park she where it is to be stockpiled and removed
      off-site.
 6.   The use of chemicals should only be undertaken by a suitably qualified person (i.e. Agriculture Chemical Distribution
      Control certified) and must be used in accordance with the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS);
 7.   No broad scale spraying or overspray methods are to be employed at the she;
 8.   Existing rubbish, other foreign material and any old fencing will be removed;
 9.   Al native vegetation cleared from the site is to be mulched, and spread over bare portions of the rehabilitation zones
      at a maximum thickness of 300mm; and
 10. Sect:; neat fencing Is to be installed along the boundary of the parkland rehabilitation area to prevent the potential for
     erosion to occur.

 Performance Criteria:
 •    At treatments (i.e. weed control) for rehabilitation zone 1 completed;
 •    AN treatments (i.e. spot weed control) for rehabilitation zone 2 and 3 completed;
 •    Weed removal on peripheral edges of the parkland area are completed and maintained;
 •    AN rubbish, foreign material, old fencing etc removed; and
 •    Fauna and sediment fencing in place.




 Management Actions:
 1.   Rehabilitation zone 1 is to be revegetated in accordance with the approved Landscape Plan;
 2 Intill planting with prescribed species and densities for RE12.2.7 listed in Appendix A Is to occur within spot
    treatment areas In rehabilitation zone 2;
 3. Intill planting with prescribed species and densities for RE12.2.7 listed in Appendix A is to occur within spot
     treatment areas in drier areas of rehabilitation zone 3. Infill planting with prescribed species and densities for
     RE12.2.12 & RE 12-2.15 listed in Appendix A is to occur within spot treatment areas in wetter areas of rehabitlalion
     zone 3;
 4.   Revegetation and infill planting in rehabilitation zone 1, 2 and 3 is to commence as soon as the construction phase
      has been completed;
 5.   Areas Is to be revegetated / infif planted to be undertaken in accordance with methods described in Section 3.2; and
 6.   Signage is to be erected to demarcate the rehabilitation zones.

 Performance Criteria:
 •    Rehabilitation zone 1, 2 and 3 planted;
 •    No (negligible) weed species in rehabilitation zones; and
 •    Fencing intacL




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