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2 PEARSONS ROAD, COOROY Landscape and Ecological Rehabilitation Plan Package Drawing Schedule · Should amended site topsoils be insufficient in quantity, contractor to import MRTS-16 topsoil Vegetation Retention Area Annual Maintenance Regime 4.0 Landscape Construction LD1 Drawing Schedule, Specifications (> standard than AS4419) and spread to proposed plan finish levels. Prior to spreading, imported topsoils shall have soils analyses test as per above. Amend Imported soils per test Task Frequency Performance Indicator Levels LD2 Specifications, Plan Sheet Layout results prior to spreading. Brushcutting October - March: Fortnightly Regenerating plants and · See plan for engineer's plan levels and proposed levels. LD3 Finishes and Planting Schedules · Civil works to cultivate subgrade 150mm and re-spread ameliorated stockpiled topsoil to plan April- September: Montlly revegetation areas free from · Verify all levels, conditions, and utility locations in-the-field including all inverts. If a LD4 Details prescribed proposed contours and track-in, 300mm deep for gardens and 150mm deep for turf competition with grass discrepancy occurs notify superintendent and/or LA. LP1 Planting Plan areas. Landscape contractor to provide unit cost to perform these works in-lieu of civil · Levels to be confirmed by a qualified/licensed surveyor. See plans for level sources. contractor. Weeding - Establishment Period - Weekly Minimal regrowth of weeds. No · Grade evenly between prescribed levels and finish surface levels ensuring positive drainage LP2 Planting Plan · Clear and remove all non-organic, deleterious and large organic matter such as rocks greater by hand Maintenance Period - Fortnightly competition from unchecked and no ponding areas. LP3 Planting Plan than 40mmØ, tree roots, trunks, limbs, and stumps from all areas to be landscaped. weed and grass regrowth. · Except where indicated or specified (i.e. allowing for mulching and sheet flow over settled · Ensure smooth, flowing, even grades and positive drainage with no ponding to fall Spraying / October - March: Fortnightly No weeds or grass of greater turf), finish surface levels are to be flush with adjacent surfaces and graded evenly between Landscape Specifications percentages shown on plan, 3% (minimum 2%). Finish grades shall blend into existing grades Wick Wiping April - September: Monthly height than plant within design and finish levels. providing a natural appearance with no abrupt edges. 500mm of plants · Co-ordinate establishment of levels with superintendent. These landscape plan must be read in conjunction with the appropriate statutory approvals and · Ensure 2% minimum slope away from all structures to pits or swales. Re-mulching Allow to carry out at least once during Uniform 100mm deep to Australian Standards. · Trim topsoils for gardens, revegetation and turfing. Drainage Maintenance Period, then once per year suppress weed growth and · All damaged stormwater pipes are replaced and relocated as necessary. maintain soil moisture 1.0 General Notes 2.0 Ecololgical Rehabilitation, Vegetation Management and Revegetation · Ensure site drainage can occur positively to whole of site, minimum 2% away from any · There is existing vegetation on-site. In order to maximise the retained ecological values for Watering Establishment Period: Every 2 or 3 days Plants exhibit healthy growth buildings and where paths, edges, and gardens etc. may impede drainage; refer to LA before Abbreviations this vegetation, nominated existing vegetation requires protection and management. Maintenance Period: Weekly / as required and no signs of drought stress continuing works. · NC - Noosa Council · A.S. - Australian Standards · Natural vegetation regeneration needs to be encouraged. to maintain adequate soil moisture · Drainage works to correlate with and not disturb adjacent land. · DBH - Diameter at breast height (1.4m) · E.P. - Establishment Period · Site weed removal and management is important to allow regeneration and is a NC · See legend for plan symbols and plans for locations. Fertilising As required where and when plants are Plants exhibit healthy growth · LA - Landscape Architect · N/A - Not applicable · O.C. - On centre condition of the development approval. · Landscape field pits to be 300mm x 300mm x 450mm 'Polycrete' pits with hot dipped not responding to slow release fertiliser and no signs of nutrient · MP - Maintenance Period · MRTS - Main Roads Technical Standard · Vegetation to be protected is plan nominated, predominately native species, in a healthy and galvanised surface grate/lid (non-heel slip grates in paved areas). Determine requirements applied at planting. Allow to fertilise once element deficiency stress · m - metre · m² - square metre · m³ - cubic metre safe condition, that are not located so as to interfere with required and approved site works. on-site in addition to those on plans. during Maintenance Period. · NATA - National Association of Testing Authorities · typ. - Typical · New Planting / Revegetation works shall be conducted in Vegetation Management areas as · All drainage pits and subsurface drains to be connected to existing stormwater drainage · uPVC- Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride · S - Spread required. Refer to Planting Schedule and Plan for more information. Staking As required where plants require support. Plants growing in an system. Refer engineer's drawings for drains and hydraulic services. · VPZ - Vegetation Protection Zone · WbD - Water by Design · The table below summarizes the Vegetation Management program elements; Allow to stake 20% of trees during upright manner · Stormwater drainage to be 100mmØ minimum uPVC drainage pipe. Establishment Period. Allow to stake · Subsurface drainage to be 100mm minimum Ag-flow pipe centred in 300mm x 300mm gravel · The Landscape Plans must be read in conjunction with RAL20/0021 and the Operational Vegetation Management Program additional 20% of trees during trench. Gravel to be 8-20mmØ No-fines aggregates surrounded by LA approved permeable Works Landscaping Decision Notice once issued. This plan has been developed to comply Issue Vegetation Management - Clearing and Protection Maintenance Period. bidim or geotextile fabric. See Detail(s) for more information. with the Noosa Plan 2020, Landscape Code in accordance with the following; Storm Damage Following storm event, heavy rainfall or Any damage noted and rectified · Furnish and install 1m³ of 75mm - 150mmØ washed, sound, rounded Mary River · 9.4.5 Landscaping Code Objective · Identify areas of vegetation and individual trees to be protected and Inspection high winds gravel spalls over pinned permeable geo-fabric at all new landscape drainage · PSP 2 Landscaping retained within the development areas and those to be cleared. daylight points. · Table SC6.3.5.1 · Confirm workers understand the requirements of protection and retention. Pruning To promote healthy plant growth. Plants have desired natural · Where and if additional drainage is required the following applies: Install protective devices to safeguard against accidental damage. Establishment Period: Monthly form and exhibit healthy growth - Allow for seepage interception sub-surface drainage where paths and landscape works · These plans are not for tender or construction. · Confirm appropriate clearing methods for nominated areas and within Maintenance Period: Every 3 months impede drainage (to be coordinated on site). vicinity of protected and retained areas. - Allow for 300mm x 300mm gravel trench with socked Ag-line under path, discharge to Monitoring Establishment Period: Provide a report to Successful establishment and Preliminaries · Minimise the time between when clearing occurs and the cleared ground is natural drainage lines. LA on establishment progress at each scheduled maintenance · Refer to plans by others for all services locations, footpath works, levels (other than those stabilised to reduce the chances of erosion. - Allow for 300mm x 300mm lateral collection trenches extending nominal 1m either side progress payment claim. activities completed indicated on these plans) and boundaries. All services and related infrastructure including · Mulch or wood-chip cleared vegetation that is free of designated weed of low point. Maintenance Period: Furnish completed street lighting shown on these plans are indicative only. species or dispose appropriately and legally. activities list to LA every 3 months · Call 'Dial Before You Dig 11 00' prior to any excavation. Fencing · Before work commences the subcontractor is to organise a pre-start meeting with the LA to Management · This Vegetation Management strategy should be included with civil works Revegetation Performance Criteria - Floristic and Structural · Supply and construct fencing per plans, details, and Finishes Schedule. establish scope of works management procedures and clarify any issues. Strategy documentation. · Install tree protection measures as per plans and detail. · Potentially obtain a guarantee by the contractor against culpable damage Edging · Performance criteria is based upon plant materials installed from 50mm tubestock with plants · Prior to commencing construction works, verify dimensions, levels and location of site to vegetation to be retained with performance bond under the contract. · Supply, install, and maintain edges as specified and shown on the plans and details and 100mm tall as measured from top of plant to base of potting mix and/or finish surface level at services, refer engineer's drawings generally. time of planting. New plants must achieve the following heights and 'area maintenance Finishes Schedule, specifically where new gardens are located adjacent to new turf areas. Tie · Dimensions take precedence over scale. Tasks · Superintendent to confirm plan nominated vegetation to be retained and off edge ends perpendicularly to paths, kerbs, and path joints wherever possible. percentage of weeds' criteria within the following time limits; · Contractor to review all schedules herein to confirm their correlation to these plans. Where protected in-the-field and determine if any additional areas of vegetation discrepancies occur within landscape documentation refer to LA prior to provision of tender require protection. 5.0 Irrigation - If Intstalled 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year pricing and/or construction. · Retained vegetation shall be identified, clearly marked and protective Trees: 1m 2m 3m devices installed. Protective devices shall maintained in functional · Liaise with relevant NC authorities and obtain any approval as required. Shrubs: 400mm 1m 1.2m Erosion and Sediment Control condition during works operations and removed in entirely and recycled · Comply with government standards and co-ordinate with other trades. Groundcovers: 200mm 400mm *800mm · The landscape contractor to implement and maintain for the contract duration, best practice once works have been completed. · Check locations of penetration/conduits and install where required. Percentage of Weeds: < 5% < 5% < 5% erosion and sediment control measures in accordance with the manual for erosion and · Protection devices shall be monitored daily with a report generated weekly · Contractor to provide qualifications and insurances before construction. sediment control (Maroon Manual), good environmental practice and the consulting civil on their success, integrity and repaired as required. · Irrigation system is a 'Design + Build' system. *Revegetation ground surface areas must not display any area >1m² within any 10m² sample. engineer's specification for erosion and sediment control. Penalties and fines for · Vegetation protection fencing (refer Detail) shall be used to protect · Any irrigation installed shall be for establishment only and shall be removed prior to the non-compliance will apply. vegetation nominated for retention and protection. 'Off-maintenance' inspection. · Install silt control fencing in accordance with site environmental management plan and local 3.0 Weed Management authority regulations. Performance · Protection device integrity. · Sediment and erosion control devices to be installed where necessary and as directed on site Indicators · Retained vegetation and trees retained are good health with no earthwork · As a condition of development approval, all noxious and environmental weeds are to be by superintendent. machinery scars. removed from site and/or managed appropriately prior to sealing of plans. · All sediment and erosion control devices are to be installed in accordance with manufacturer's · Weed control locations shall be confined to retained vegetation areas as nominated on the specifications. Frequency · Weekly inspection and log by responsible person as nominated civil site approved plans. · The contractor is responsible for ensuring sediment and erosion control devices are inspected construction manager. · Weed control is summarised in the table below; and maintained as follows; Weed Management Summary Table a) During construction: Daily during dry weather, prior to predicted storm events, twice Responsible · Contractor nominated agent to report to superintendent. daily during prolonged rain Person Task Operation Frequency b) During establishment period: Weekly during dry weather, prior to predicted storm events, twice weekly during prolonged rain Reporting · As nominated in the contract and/or monthly and for contract separable 1.0 - Herbaceous Remove entire plant by hand. Alternatively kill plant with Following weed · All stockpiles are to be protected with suitable erosion control devices and graded to ensure portions reporting to site construction manager. and small weed herbicide application using wick wiper or hooded spray identification and control of runoff. control nozzle. For herbaceous weeds cut or scrape stem and as required to · Coordinate installation of sediment and erosion control devices with civil contractor to ensure Corrective · Make good or replace any damage to trees or vegetation that are paint with 1:1 mix of an approved herbicide and water. kill weeds compatibility and consistency in control measures. Action designated for protection and retention, and reinstate protective devices as · All exposed surfaces, once completed shall be immediately stabilised to prevent erosion. required. 2.0 - Large and Drill and fill or frilling. An approved herbicide is delivered Following weed woody weed into sapwood via drilled holes or frill-cut pockets identification and Site Works control immediately after wound is made. Use 'cut stump' as required to · Remove all unwanted material, deleterious and operational debris from site. method if accessibility permits. Cut tree 30mm above kill weeds · If provided levels are not functional refer to the site superintendent and/or LA. ground and paint stump with undiluted an approved · Civil engineering designs have provided a positively drained site. If there are drainage issues herbicide. Remove waste materials from site. refer site superintendent. · Refer to 2.0 Landscape Construction - Drainage for more information. 3.0 - Remove or Remove waste materials containing flowers or seeds or As required to manage weed species from site that can shoot from pieces of remove or Topsoil - Harvesting, Stockpiling, Amelioration Re-use and Spreading vegetative waste plant and dispose of at approved facility. Cover waste manage waste · Civil engineering earthwork operations will have harvested and stockpiled site topsoils. materials when removing from site. Landscape contractor to coordinate with civil contractor to ensure topsoil is re-installed per the following specifications in respective landscaping areas. · Stockpiled topsoil shall not be in any preserved vegetation areas or within three metres of preserved vegetation driplines. · Topsoil stockpiling shall occur in an area adjacent to the stripped area(s) or area by engineer or owner which will not hinder visibility for inspection of the work. · Stockpile topsoil to ensure no ponding of water and positive drainage. · Install erosion control measures per engineer and above for stockpiled topsoil. · Landscape contractor to conduct soils analyses tests to stockpiled topsoils. Furnish LA with results. Ameliorate site topsoils per recommendations prior to re-spreading. Landscape contractor to allow for pH balancing and nutrient ameliorations. All soil testing to be conducted by a NATA accredited lab. NOTES: This plan is Copyrighted © by Bird Landscape Design (Brian Bird - AILA RLA #1736). Landscape Operational Works and Project: BIRD LANDSCAPE DESIGN Any reproduction or unauthorized use without written consent from Ecological Rehabilitation Plan Package Proposed Subdivision Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Land Planning Bird Landscape Design is strictly prohibited. Do not scale from PDF plans. Job No: 2157 2 Pearsons Road, Cooroy, QLD 3 Vector Place, Little Mountain, QLD 4551 Australia M: +614 7705 5222 19.08.21 B For Application BB BB LD1 Drawing Schedule, Specifications E: [email protected] 17.08.21 A For Application BB BB Sheet Title Sheet 1 of 7 Client: Vantralia Pty Ltd W: birdgolfdesign.com DATE ISSUE DESCRIPTION DRAWN CKD
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