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Compiled Approved Plans - OPW19 0203.03 · OPW19/0203.03
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REVEGETATION MIX A REVEGETATION MIX B NOOSA COUNCIL
REVEGETATION MIX B: TREES total area 415m2 - 1 plant per 5m2
APPROVED PLAN
REVEGETATION MIX A: TREES total area 498m2 - 1 plant per 5m2
OPW19/0203 14 JAN 2020
Density Density Quantity:
Code: Botanical Name: Common Name: Size: Quantity: Code: Botanical Name: Common Name: Size:
%: %:
ALL lit Allocasuarina littoralis Coastal She Oak 75mm 10% 10 ACA att Acacia attenuata Whipstick Wattle 75mm 5% 4
ACA lei Acacia leiocalyx ssp leiocalyx Black Wattle 75mm 10% 10 ACA lei Acacia leiocalyx ssp leiocalyx Black Wattle 75mm 10% 8
BAN int Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia 75mm 15% 15 ALP exc Alphitonia excelsa Soap Tree 75mm 10% 8
COR int Corymbia intermedia Pink Bloodwood 75mm 5% 5 BAN int Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia 75mm 15% 13
EUC con Eucalyptus conglomerata Swamp Stringy bark 75mm 10% 10 COR int Corymbia intermedia Pink Bloodwood 75mm 10% 8
EUC rac Eucalyptus racemosa Scribbly Gum 75mm 10% 10 EUC rac Eucalyptus racemosa Scribbly Gum 75mm 10% 8
MEL qui Melaleuca quinquinervia Broad Leaved Paperbark 75mm 40% 40 MEL qui Melaleuca quinquinervia Broad Leaved Paperbark 75mm 40% 34
100% 100%
Total: 100 Total: 83
REVEGETATION SHRUBS - total area 498m2 - 1 plant per 1m2 REVEGETATION SHRUBS - total area 415m2 - 1 plant per 1m2
Density Density Quantity:
Code: Botanical Name: Common Name: Size: Quantity: Code: Botanical Name: Common Name: Size:
%: %:
AOT eri Aotus ericoides Eggs and Bacon 75mm 5% 24 ACA osh Acacia oshanesii Irish Wattle 75mm 5% 21
AUS dul Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim Berry 75mm 10% 50 ALP cae Alpinia carerulea Native Ginger 75mm 10% 41
BAN obl Banksia oblongifolia Fern Leaved Banksia 75mm 5% 24 AUS dul Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim Berry 75mm 5% 21
BAN spi Banksia spinulosa Hairpin Banksia 75mm 10% 50 BAN obl Banksia robur Swamp Banksia 75mm 10% 41
GRE HG Grevillea Honey Gem Grevillea Honey Gem 200mm 10% 50 BAN spi Banksia spinulosa Hairpin Banksia 75mm 10% 41
GRE ML Grevillea Moonlight Grevillea Moonlight 200mm 10% 50 BLE ind Blechnum indicum Swamp Water Fern 75mm 5% 21
GRE SUP Grevillea Superb Grevillea Superb 200mm 10% 50 GHA asp Gahnia aspera Saw Sedge 75mm 5% 21
HOV acu Hovea acutifolia Pointed Leaf Hovea 75mm 5% 24 HOV acu Hovea acutifolia Pointed Leaf Hovea 75mm 5% 21
LOM hys Lomandra hystrix Mat-Rush 75mm 10% 50 LEP tri Leptospermum trinervium Paperbark Tree 75mm 5% 21
LEP tri Leptospermum trinervium Paperbark Tree 75mm 5% 24 LIN mon Linospadix monostachyos Paperbark Tree 75mm 5% 21
MEL aff Melastoma affine Native Lassiandra 75mm 10% 50 LOM hys Lomandra hystrix Mat-Rush 75mm 15% 62
PUL vill Pultenaea villosa Broxe Pea Bush 75mm 10% 50 MEL aff Melastoma affine Native Lassiandra 75mm 10% 41
100% MIC pun Microsorum punctatum Fish Tail Fern 75mm 5% 21
Total: 496 PUL vill Pultenaea villosa Broxe Pea Bush 75mm 5% 21
100%
REVEGETATION NOTES Total: 415
REVEGETATION & VEGETATION TUBESTOCK PLANTING PROTOCOL REVEGETATION SPECIES
The following outlines the preferred installation methodology for revegetation works. The methodology has been designed to
maximise plant establishment success rates and minimise plant mortality. Works shall be either undertaken or directly
Revegetation species have been selected from plants which are typically locally endemic to the area or surrounds.
Sourcing stock through local community nurseries which propagate from locally endemic seeds is preferred to large
TREE PROTECTION
supervised by an experienced and qualified bush regenerator. scale production nurseries. Time needs to be allowed for nurseries to collect seed and germinate seed and grow on
Tree protection fencing (TPZ) is to consist of orange plastic safety mesh fence (1m high) supported by star picket posts at
Plant installation practice notes: the plants. Early liaison and discussion about plant species and supply with local nurseries and land care groups is
essential to procuring locally endemic plant species.. nominal 1.5m centres and tied in three locations with plastic rip-stop ties or galvanised wire nom. 3mm gauge. Provide 3mm
· Plants are to be vigorous, well established, hardened off, consistent with species or variety, free from disease and insect galvanised wire weaved through top edge of mesh and secure tightly to each star picket post. Ensure that no storage or
pests, with large root systems and no evidence of having been restricted or damaged; PLANT SET OUT placement of bulk and/or harmful materials occurs under protected tree drip-lines; do not store or manoeuver heavy
· Plants are to be planted immediately after delivery to the planting site. If not possible, they are to be stored in the shade Tubestock is to be set out in accordance with the percentage mix listed in the plant schedule. Species are to spread machinery under or within the drip-line of protected tree canopies; do not attach guys or stays to any protected trees; and
and watered sufficiently during the day; out randomly to achieve an even distribution of species across the site. Plants are to be set out randomly at the any excavation within the tree drip-line is to be done by hand methods to prevent damage to root systems. Ensure suitable
· Excavate planting medium to a depth suitable for the installation of tube or pot specimens. densities indicated in the schedules. Common sense should apply and plants be set back an appropriate distance stormwater measures/devices are implemented to prevent contamination due to erosion of disturbed areas.
from hard infrastructure such as pathways and kerbs.
· In areas where the planting substrate is deemed to be very poor (compacted, nutrient depauperate, hydrophobic etc.) soil
shall be suitably prepared (e.g. through use of fertilizer, and mechanical ripping where required) and sufficient topsoil to Existing trees marked to be retained must be protected from damage to ensure that the tree health is maintained with
MAINTENANCE
sustain long term plant growth shall be used; appropriate fences. The following is the minimum excepted:
All revegetation planting works are to be inclusive of a 1 year plant establishment program. This program is to include
(but not limited to) a minimum of 6 maintenance visits. Recommended tasks/actions are the ongoing removal of all
- Do not store or place bulk and/or harmful materials under or within the drip line of trees.
· Pre-water plant hole, to decrease root stress upon planting and assist the infiltration of water through the soil;
weed species, herbicidal treatment of any tree stumps and weed growth; application of new mulch where necessary; - Do not store or maneuver heavy machinery under or within the drip line of the tree canopy.
· Incorporate into the planting substrate the appropriate quantity of a complete plant starter such as DMR soil conditioning - Prevent wind blown materials such as cement from harming the tree.
blend with water crystals. Place plant into hole and backfill ensuring that the plant is upright and the stem is not covered in and the replacement of failure plant stock to ensure the required species and densities remain.
- Prevent damage to tree bark. Do not attach stays, guys or like to the trees.
any less than 10 mm or any more than 20 mm of planting medium;
VEGETATION PROTECTION MEASURES - Any excavation within the tree drip line is to be done by hand methods to prevent damage to root systems.
· Plants are to be watered thoroughly immediately after planting (ensure deep irrigation) and thereafter as required during The following provides general requirements apply to any vegetation to be retained on-site:
the construction phase of the development depending on climatic conditions. At a minimum plants should receive 3 All vegetation protection measures must conform to the requirements of Australian Standard 4970-2009: Protection
watering applications followed up over the first fortnight and therefore after as required to ensure establishment. Creation of Trees on Development Sites (AS 4970-2009).
of a concave hollow around the base of each plant will aid water infiltration to the plant roots; Prior to the commencement of any vegetation clearing operations, the limits of all vegetation to be retained must be
· Mulch entire revegetation area of aged 100mm thick forest chipped mulch. Ensure mulch does not cover plant stems; clearly delineated. The storage and operation of construction equipment and machinery is to be located within the
seedling and saplings are to be encouraged and maintained throughout the Establishment period; monitoring and extent of earthworks delineation. No construction equipment and machinery is to disturb retained trees, waterways
evaluation for the purpose of site maintenance (watering, weed control, stock replacement, fertilising, managing and remnant vegetation where approval to clear has not been received.
inappropriate site access etc.) is to occur monthly for the period from October to May and bi-monthly for June to Sediment runoff from all earthworks is to be prevented from entering the retained open space areas (e.g. filter cloth
September. fences).
All batters are to be erosion protected and planted with appropriate species.
· Where specimens show signs of very poor health, do not replace unless the plant is determined to be dead below ground. The Principal Contractor is responsible for ensuring that all operational works are undertaken in accordance with
If a particular species is consistently performing poorly in certain site conditions, it is recommended to replace with an approved Development Permits
alternate species. A minimum 90% survival rate must be achieved.
Revision Date Amendment Drawn Checked
APPROVAL ONLY
REVEGETATION SCHEDULES & NOTES NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
A
B
C
28.08.2019
28.08.2019
29.08.2019
Preliminary - For Discussion
For Approval
Planting Revised - For Approval
AL
AL
AL
CS
CS
CS
CD-200 D 13.11.2019 RFI Response - For Approval AL CS
64 Gateway Drive, Noosaville
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JOB NUMBER: 19269 CLIENT NAME: AFT 64 GD Trust
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