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Anembo Consultants Pty Ltd
28 November 2011
Mr Mark Lewis
Cl- Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Locked Bag 72
Sunshine Coast Mail Centre Q 4560
Your Reference: ML011:MWL:OPW11/0335
Subject: Information Request Response
Project: Proposed Commercial and Visitor Accommodation development, Lot 77 SP231615, 215 David
Low Way, Peregian Beach, QLD 4573
Dear Mark,
On behalf of our Client - Scanlon Property Group Pty Ltd, we have pleasure in submitting our revised landscape
operational works plans amended in response to Sunshine Coast Regional Council's 2 November 2011
Information Request addressing Issue Items 13-17 and following issue relating to the Koala Habitat
Management Plan for Operational Works Approval.
Report Notes
Sunshine Coast Regional Council (SCRC) Information Request of 2 November 2011 - in Bold
Italic Font
Responses to Information Request - In Normal Font
Landscaping
Issue
The submitted plans address landscaping to the whole of the site and do not address the current
application for staging.
Information Required
13 Submit landscaping documentation detailing the staging of the development or provide
clarification as to the landscaping assessment requirements for the site.
Response: Herewith are amended plans, Issue B, that clearly annotate the proposed project staging.
The plans are now Compliant with the Information Requested.
Issue
The submitted plant schedule on the landscaping plan do not conform with the Planning Scheme Policy
3 Landscaping Plants and Guidelines and Division 17 of the Noosa Plan.
Information Required
14 Submit a revised plant schedule that provides for the use of local native species suitable for the
area. In particular the use of Plumeria, Ixora, Strelitzia, Rhoeo, do not fit the character of the
area. The use of Gazania species is not permitted due to its weedy potential.
Response: Herewith are amended plans, Issue B, and plant schedules.
The abovementioned plants were initially selected for, their sustainable qualities (i.e. long life spans) as
opposed to natives which tend to be short lived, for their 'resort' setting feel that the Client requested, and "Be
compatible with the existing site attributes (note there are numerous non-native plant species on-site) and
proposed development conditions."'
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