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RFI - Rehabilitation Management Plan
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This section outlines the required monitoring and maintenance actions for the rehabilitation areas, and the person/s responsible for undertaking these tasks. The maintenance schedule is shown in Tables 5 & 6. A 12 month maintenance and monitoring period
is to be provided.
Table 5: Maintenance and Monitoring Schedule for the Rehabilitation Zone
TIME PERIOD MONITORING TASKS REMEDIAL ACTIONS MONITORING AND REPORTING
Months 0 – 3 • Identify priority areas for treatment, rubbish and weeds to be Not Applicable Not Applicable
removed, identify necessary weed control techniques etc.
• Initial weed control for all rehabilitation zones
• Implement revegetation works including installation of stakes,
tree guards, jute mat/mulch, fencing etc as required
• Watering of any planted stock
Months 4-6 • Check appropriate weed removal/control has been implemented • Undertake replacement planting if tubestock death is apparent. • Monthly monitoring must be undertaken to ensure the rehabilitation is
and is working. • Ongoing weed management undertaken in accordance with this plan
• Check on survival rates of planted tube stock • If plants are being excessively grazed by wildlife, then implement suitable
• Check levels of herbivory on planted stock protection measures to reduce grazing
Months 6-12 • Check on the performance of weed removal/control methods • Increase weed management works if required, or implement alternate weed • Monthly monitoring must be undertaken to ensure the rehabilitation is
• Check on survival rates of planted tube stock control technique. undertaken in accordance with this plan
• Check levels of herbivory on planted stock • Undertake replacement planting if tubestock death is apparent • Perform any final remedial works are required to achieve the nominated
• If plants are being excessively grazed by wildlife, then implement suitable performance criteria
protection measures to reduce grazing (better/more fencing, better/more
tree guards)
• Provide watering and maintenance of any newly planted stock
• Undertake any other works required to achieve the performance criteria and
obtain off-maintenance status at the 12 month mark
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178 Davis Rd, Cootharaba prepared for the exclusive use of the client. Green Tape Solutions
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CLIENT: SHEET NUMBER: Compiled by QA DATE dimensions on site and clarify any discrepancies prior to
construction.
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Paul Desouza RMP9_REV A ABN: 20 162 130 627
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