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Noosa Council Planning Report - 26 Sallwood Ct, Pinbarren. (3)
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26 SALLWOOD COURT, PINBARREN 4568 ECOLOGICAL REHABILITATION MANAGEMENT PLAN RECONSTRUCTION FABRICATION ZONE - MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES CONT. WEED CONTROL cont WEED CONTROL cont FAUNA HABITAT VALUE AND PROTECTION Knowledge of relevant legislation Weed Coverage Rehabilitation areas to include reuse of site logs and site debris to create fauna safe havens and cover from predators for small fauna. This approach coupled with additional Contractors/landowners should also be familiar with local government body require- A list of all observed weed taxa within the property is detailed in revegetation works allows greater fauna security and movement within the rehabilita- ments (e.g. Pest Management Plans, Local Codes, Policies and Guidelines) and Table 2. tion areas. Consideration for bushfire requirements should be reviewed to confirm no Classifications of weeds. conflict. Consider the Regional ecosystem 12.3.1 benchmark of 76% organic litter cover Schedule TABLE 2 - Observed weed species in the area List and 370m (total length (m) of debris > 10cm diameter and >0.5m in length per hectare). Common Maintenance frequency should be 8 maintenance rotations for years 1-2, and 6 WEED CONTROL Botanical Name Form name Status maintenance rotations for years 3-5. Ageratum Blue Bily Goat Weed management comprises a major part of rehabilitation site works. Weed manage- Performance criteria houstonianum H Grass I ment provides the basis of aiding natural regeneration and assisted natural regenera- Bidens pilosa H Cobbler's pegs I As per key Performance Indicators detailed in Table 1, a weed density Performance tion. Cestrum parqui H Green cestrum I Criteria of <10 % for years 1-3 and <5 % for years 4-5 is required to be achieved to Critical skills for Weed Management include: enable the revegetation works to be declared successful in conjunction with any Chloris gayana G Rhodes Grass I Cinnamomum · Identification Skills other performance indicators. camphora T Camphor Laurel R Commelina · Knowledge of different techniques benghalensis H Wandering Jew I · Knowledge of relevant legislation. Lantana camara S Lantana R Small Leave Identification Skills Ligustrum sinense T privet R Both native and weed species should be identified prior to primary weed removal works Mickey Mouse and ongoing throughout the follow-up and maintenance periods. This is to maximise Ochna serrulata S Plant I natural regeneration and reducing likelihood of accidental weed spraying to native Nephrolepis cordifolia H Fishbone fern I vegetation. If contractor/landowner is unsure of species, advise should be sought by Paspalum conjugatum G Paspalum I botanist, specialist contractor, Council Biosecurity Officer or confirmed with Queensland S�nking Passiflora foetida V passionfruit I Herbarium. Corky Passion Knowledge of different techniques Passiflora suberosa V Vine I Broadleaf All works are to be conducted using best practice techniques and in line with the SEQ Schinus terebinthifolius T Pepper Tree I Ecological Restoration Framework. All weed treatments to comply with specific labels. Senna pendula S Easter Cassia I As per Qld Gov Biocondition Benchmarks for The method adopted for treatment of weeds across the site will dependent upon the Solanum mauritianum S Tobacco bush I Regional Ecosystem 12.3.1 physical stage of the development of individual weed specimen and individual species. Climbing -5 species of trees Herbicide sprays should be applied in non-windy conditions to prevent incidental Solanum seaforthianum V nightshade I -7 species of shrubs poisoning of native species and not on days preceding forecast rainfall. A period of two -9 species of native grasses Syagrus romanzoffiana P Cocos Palm I to three weeks is usually required between herbicide application and revegetation. - 16 species of forbes and others Urochloa mutica G Para Grass I I= Introduced, R= Restricted Invasive Plant under Queensland Biosecurity Act 2014 Form Key- T=Tree, S=Shrub, H=Herb, V=Vine, G=Grass CLIENT Author: Luke Hamilton B.Env.Sc PROJECT TITLE DRAWING TITLE Rehabilitation Plan Ecological Rehabilitation - Notes (2) Property Owner Management Plan 6 Sallwood Court 19 Central Park Drive, Yandina 4561 Drawing No. Lot 3 SP170008 Pinbarren 4568 www.aussieenvironmental.com.au ERMP03
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