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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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Activity group Uses
Property maintenance activity property maintenance activity means clearing protected vegetation which is reasonably
necessary for property maintenance including the following—
(a) maintenance of an existing farm track and existing farm shed
(b) construction of a farm track and farm shed on site for agricultural purposes, where
located outside the riparian buffer area
(c) construction of a new fence for a width of 5 metres either side the fence line, where
outside a riparian buffer area
(d) maintenance of crops
(e) slashing of grass
(f) harvesting of crops
(g) maintenance of pasture and cleared land areas
(h) pruning, felling and clearing of orchard vegetation species
(i) surveying purposes
(j) collection of firewood for noncommercial purposes
(k) removal of an pest plant species
(l) any other maintenance activity specified in a property vegetation management plan.
Property vegetation management plan property vegetation management plan is a specific program of vegetation management for
a category 4 lot approved under the former Local Law No. 10 (Vegetation Management).
Protected vegetation protected vegetation means vegetation protected from clearing in the Protected Vegetation
Overlay Area as follows—
(a) Category 1, 2 and 3 lots – all vegetation
(b) Category 4 lots – vegetation to be retained as part of a property vegetation
management plan
Protected vegetation overlay area protected vegetation overlay area applies to the whole of the planning scheme area of the
Noosa Plan
Pruning pruning has the meaning given in the AS 43732007 Pruning of Amenity Trees.
Public open space public open space means outdoor areas of land under the ownership of the Federal, State
or Local Government, to which the public may or may not have access. The term includes
lands reserved for parks or beach protection purposes but does not include land used for
Business activities or Infrastructure activities.
Rear lot rear lot means a lot where access is provided only by means of—
(a) an access strip which forms part of the lot; or
(b) an easement over contiguous land.
Reasonably necessary reasonably necessary means vegetation clearing for a particular purpose where there is no
alternative way of achieving the purpose that is prudent and feasible and that would avoid
clearing or significantly reduce the extent of vegetation clearing.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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