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Log in to see the plans as drawn 3. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE ZONE VEGETATION RIPARIAN BUFFER AREA & WATERWAY AS PER NOOSA PLAN 2020 INTERACTIVE MAPS
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MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION
· T is plan as been developed to specify vegetation management for t e e isting
vegetation outside of Riparian one TUBESTOCK PLANT, REFER TO PLANT
· NOTE: T e landscape plan must be read in conjunction it t e operational orks SCHEDULE FOR SPECIES
landscaping decision notice and Ecological Assessment Report
FORM SHALLOW SAUCER SHAPED
DEPRESSION AROUND PLANT BASE
OBJECTIVES
1 To en ance t e ecological value of t e locality 100mm DEEP ORGANIC MULCH PER AS
SPECIFIED. KEEP MINIMUM 50mm
2 To remove eeds and minimise future incursion
CLEAR OF PLANT STEM. DO NOT
3 Encourage natural recruitment and regeneration MULCH BIO-AREA MEDIA SAND.
4 Re abilitate degraded areas
5 Satisfy t e recreational requirements of residents as ell as t e ecological
requirements of a flora and fauna reserve 15 JIRRIMA CR CULTIVATED SUBGRADE TO 150mm
PRELIMINARIES TOPSOIL AS SPECIFIED
· Before ork commences t e S PER is to organise a pre start meeting it t e
landscape arc itect and NSC environment landscape officer to establis scope of
orks management procedures and clarify any issues 5 gram 'AGRIFORM' TABLET - USE
PHOSPHORUS FREE TABLETS FOR
ere any discrepancies occur refer to A CALLISTEMONS & GREVILLEAS
SUBGRADE
VEGETATION MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION
· Native vegetation e ists on site In order to ma imise t e retained ecological values
for t e site nominated e isting vegetation requires protection management
· Natural vegetation regeneration needs to be encouraged
· Site eed removal is important to allo regeneration 1 TUBESTOCK PLANTING
WEED DISTRIBUTION TABLE:
· Vegetation to be protected is plan nominated predominately native species in a T e follo ing eed istribution table lists of eeds found on site priority control LP3 Typical Section N.T.S.
ealt y safe condition t at are not located so as to interfere it required recommendations and occurance of eeds Refer to Planting Plans for Weed
approved site orks Locations.
TREE PROTECTION MEASURES
VEGETATION RETENTION & REVEGETATION AREAS ANNUAL MAINTENANCE REGIME
· T e follo ing tree protection measures must at all times be ad ered to during any
on site orks generally in accordance it AS49 0 2009 protection of trees on TASK FREQUENCY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
development sites A ill advise ere measures are required at Pre start but is Brushcutting / Every 2 eeks from October arc Regenerating plants and C C
generally to standard s of e isting trees t at are s o n as re abilitation areas Slashing Every 4 eeks from April September revegetation areas free from 4000mm max
· Prior to commencement of orks t e contractor to organise a pre construction competition it grass Remove
meeting to identify trees for protection removal and or pruning trim over anging branc es
· Protective fencing is to be installed around t e tree protection one generally in t at interfere it brus cutting
accordance it AS49 0 2009 prior to site establis ment and remain intact and slas ing
monitored and certified by t e project arborist until completion of orks Weeding - by Every eek during inimal regro t of eeds No
· Refer to etail for protective fencing specifications hand Establis ment Period Every competition from unc ecked
· Any orks it in t e tree protection one to be supervised by t e project arborist 2 eeks during aintenance eed and grass regro t
· Activities it in t e tree protection one are to be aut orised and supervised by t e Period beyond Remove all no ious ig risk 50 x 50 Star picket Post
project arborist No compaction from ve icles pedestrian movement stockpiling of environmental eeds
top soil e cavation no dumping of aste or cutting it in t e root one s is to Spraying / Every 2 eeks from October No eeds or grass of greater
1500mm High
occur Wick Wiping arc Every 4 eeks from eig t t an plant it in 500mm
· Any orks carried out beneat t e canopy s of t e tree is to be supervised by t e April September se a of plants Remove all no ious
project arborist to ensure t at t e correct arboreal tec niques are utilised Pre emergent erbicide if site is ig risk environmental eeds
eavily eed infested C eck mo ing edge around site
600mm
OPERATIONS - DISTURBED AREAS re spray if required
· Identify eeds If unsure consult A All ot er vegetation to be protected and Re-mulching Allo to carry out at least once during niform 100mm deep to
retained aintenance Period t en once per suppress eed gro t Plain Wire (no barb)
· Treat all eeds and pasture grasses Refer to eed Removal Sc edule year maintain soil moisture
· ecompact ground and cultivate to 5mm deep Every 2 or 3 days during Plants e ibit ealt y gro t
Watering
· rade ground surface to create smoot falls a ay from pat s ere necessary Establis ment Period every eek no signs of ater stress
· Remove all ant ropogenic rubbis during aintenance Period or as 300mm off ground lvl
· Obtain a report by a qualified person identifying at tree maintenance measures required to maintain adequate soil
are required and utili e a qualified person to conduct t e orks moisture
· op dead dying or dangerous limbs or trees as required to remove risk of injury to Fertilising As required ere en plants are Plants e ibit ealt y gro t
users of t e area Cut up aste material into 1 2 meter lengt s and place flat on not responding to slo release no signs of ater stress
ground surface it in regeneration ones at least 5 meters from pat s and ot er fertiliser applied at planting Allo to
infrastructure fertilise once during aintenance
· All felled vegetation is to be retained on site resultant mulc is to be used in Period
2 FAUNA FRIENDLY FENCE
revegetation landscaping or soil stabilisation activities Storm Damage Follo ing storm event eavy rainfall Any damage noted rectified
LP3 Typical Section N.T.S.
· Add 100mm ulc to all disturbed areas Inspection or ig inds
Pruning & To promote ealt y plant gro t Plants ave desired natural
OPERATIONS - UNDISTURBED AREAS Plant ont ly during Establis ment form display ealt y gro t
· Identify eeds If unsure consult A All ot er vegetation to be protected and Maintenance Period Every 3 mont s during Remove vines from young
retained aintenance Period beyond plants FINISHES SCHEDULE
· Treat all eeds and pasture grasses Refer to eed Removal Sc edule CODE ITEM PRODUCT / DESCRIPTION SIZE / PATTERN FINISH COLOUR
· Remove all ant ropogenic rubbis Rubbish As required or after flood event All litter removed disposed of
Top Soil Soil preparation Smoot uniform eed free
properly off site Organic flood Ameliorated site topsoil: Refer to
· op dead dying or dangerous limbs or trees as required to remove risk of injury to Top soil As per Specification per plan topsoil mulc surfaces it no As supplied
debris in trees it in reac specifications
users of t e area Cut up aste material into 1 2 meter lengt s and place flat on nominated areas deleterious materials
en standing to be removed
ground surface it in regeneration ones at least 5 meters from pat s and ot er spread on site niform finis 100mm deep free of deleterious
infrastructure FB Organic Street Tree garden pt and gardens 25mm composted materials Install pinned coir mes over bio retention As supplied
· All felled vegetation is to be retained on site mulc is to be used in revegetation Supplementary As required Replace dead dying ulc Composted Forest itter basic mulc areas project entry batter and
landscaping or soil stabilisation activities Planting damaged or stolen plants storm ater overland flo pat lo flo s ales
Identify location for supplement planting for canopy integrity
Client Project NORTH TITLE: JOB No.: S21091111
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