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Kal In the Planning and Environment Appeal No. 1219 of 2020 ~Court 5 Held at: Brisbane Z7 JUN 2025 pj_piBetween} DAVID WILLIAM NEATE Appellant ____ BRISBANE 7 nd: NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL Responderit JUDGMENT Before His Honour Judge Williamson K.C. Date of Hearing: 27/06/2025 Date of Order: 27/06/2025 THIS MATTER HAVING on the 27" day of June 2025 come on for hearing by way of an appeal against the Respondent's refusal of a development application for a development permit for a reconfiguration of a lot (1 into 3 residential lots plus an open space lot and access easement) and a development permit for a material change of use of premises for two Detached Houses and Multiple Housing - Type 4 Conventional (12 dwelling units) in respect of land situated at 27 Attunga Heights, Noosa Heads, more particularly described as Lot 27 on RP89506 and part of Easements L, M and P on SP207304, as amended by the changes considered by the Court on 23 February 2022, 24 November 2022, 31 October 2023 and 25 October 2024 (“the “Devele t Application" LP aE pplication") \ stixPhovoay \4\ JUDGMENT CONNOR O’MEARA Filed on/behalf of the Appellant Solicitors Form No/PEC-7 Level 22, 69 Street Se BRISBANE 4000 Phone: 3221 3033 Email: [email protected] 00898621.DOCX DVS
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AND UPON the Court being satisfied that the change to the Development Application identified in paragraph 12 of the application in pending proceeding filed 27 June 2025 (“the Changed Development Application") is a minor change for the purposes of section 46(3) of the Planning and Environment Court Act 2016 AND UPON HEARING the Solicitor for the Appellant and the Solicitor for the Respondent IT IS ORDERED WITH THE CONSENT OF THE PARTIES THAT: 1. The appeal is allowed. 2. The Changed Development Application is approved, subject to the conditions in the development approval package attached hereto as “Annexure A” pages 1 to 116. 3. Each party bear its own costs of the appeal. Filed on 27/06/2025 Filed by: Connor O'Meara Solicitors Service Address: Level 22, 69 Ann Street, Brisbane 4000 Telephone: (07) 3221 3033 Email: [email protected] Registrar
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"Annexure A"
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL – RECONFIGURING A LOT
When Conditions Must Be Complied With
1. Unless otherwise stated, all works required by the conditions of this Approval must be
completed prior to submission of the subdivision plan to Council for compliance assessment.
Currency Period
2. This development approval lapses if an application for plan seal is not lodged with Council
within four years after this approval starts to have effect, unless an application to extend the
currency period is approved by Council.
Approved Plans
3. Development authorised by this approval must be undertaken generally in accordance with
the Approved Plans listed in the table below.
Plan No. Rev. Plan/Document Name Date
165-DA-010 G Lot Reconfiguration Plan 5 June 2025
- - Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) – Figures 1, 26 June 2025
1a, 1b and 1c
- - Koala Tree Planting (v3.0) – Figures 2a, 2b 26 June 2025
and 2c
- - Report of Dr Trevor Johnson (as varied by 11 August 2023
conditions 52 to 54 of the Material Change of
Use approval)
4. All lot numbering on the subdivision plan to be submitted to Council for compliance
assessment must remain as shown on the Approved Plans.
Building Envelope
5. All future dwellings on the approved lots must be sited and constructed in accordance with
the approved building envelopes and dwelling controls for each dwelling (BLE Footprint)
shown on the Approved Plans, being Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) and Koala Tree Planting
(v3.0), both dated 26 June 2025.
6. The applicant must prepare a metes and bounds building envelopes plan indicating the BLE
Footprint for each of the proposed dwellings (BLE Footprint Plan). The areas must be in
accordance with the Approved Plans, being Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) and Koala Tree
Planting (v3.0), both dated 26 June 2025. The BLE Footprint Plans must be submitted to
Council in both hardcopy and digital format (dwg) on GDA 94 zone 56 coordinates. The
applicant must submit the plans to Council for approval prior to the endorsement of the Plan
of Survey.
7. A copy of the approved BLE Footprint Plans for each dwelling must be included in the
contract of sale for the approved lots and/or dwellings, together with a clause which requires
the future dwellings to be constructed and maintained in accordance with the approved BLE
Footprint for each dwelling.
Boundary Encroachments
8. Certification must be submitted to Council from a Registered Cadastral Surveyor (Qld) which
certifies that:
a. all dwellings comply with the BLE Footprint for the dwelling shown on the approved
BLE Footprint Plans;
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b. all utility services and connections (eg. electricity, telecommunications, water,
sewerage) are wholly located within the lot they serve or alternatively included within
an easement;
c. all retaining walls and structures are fully contained within the lot they retain;
d. any fill, including fill batters, are wholly contained within the site and not on adjacent
properties; and
e. for the community title scheme, the road pavement changes required by this Approval
accurately demarcate the boundaries of the public and private land.
Easement
9. Grant an easement as shown on the Approved Plans, being the Lot Reconfiguration Plan,
over proposed Lot 1 in favour of proposed Lot 2 for the purpose of access including visitor
car parking.
10. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the relevant service provider, any public or third party
infrastructure located on the site must be placed within an easement registered against the
title of the property.
11. All easements must be designed in accordance with the planning scheme and granted at no
cost to the Grantee. Where the Grantee is Council or a service authority, the easement
documentation must be in accordance with the Grantee’s standard easement terms. Draft
easement documentation must be submitted to Council for endorsement.
Water & Sewer Connections
12. An underground connection to reticulated water and sewerage must be provided to each lot
in accordance with:
a. the Approved Plans, particularly the Report of Dr Trevor Johnson, as varied by
conditions 53 and 54 of the Material Change of Use approval; and
b. the standards and requirements of the Northern SEQ Distributor–Retailer Authority
(Unitywater).
13. A Certificate of Completion from the Northern SEQ Distributor–Retailer Authority (Unitywater)
must be submitted to Council that certifies an underground connection to reticulated water
and sewerage has been provided to each lot.
Services
14. Reticulated electricity and telecommunication services must be provided to each lot in
accordance with an approval for Operational Works and the standards and requirements of
the relevant service provider.
15. Unless otherwise stipulated by telecommunications legislation at the time of construction, the
development must be provided with all necessary conduits, pits and pipes to accommodate
the future connection of optic fibre technology telecommunications.
16. Certification must be submitted to Council from all relevant service providers (Energex, NBN)
which certifies that the development has met the requirements of this Approval and all
applicable legislation at the time of construction.
Community Management Statement
17. A Community Management Statement under the Body Corporate and Community
Management Act 1997 must be registered over proposed Lot 1.
18. The Community Management Statement must be submitted to Council for endorsement at
the same time as submission of the subdivision plan to Council for compliance assessment.
19. All clauses and by-laws of the proposed Community Management Statement must accord
with the requirements of this Approval and, in particular, must include the following additional
clauses:
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a. that the Proposed Vegetation Protection Covenant Area identified on the Approved
Plans is common property;
b. that owners and occupiers must observe and comply with the covenant;
c. that the Body Corporate for the development is responsible for the maintenance of the
covenant area; and
d. the sewer lines within the boundaries of the site must be and remain the responsibility
of the Body Corporate for the development;
e. requirements in relation to building appearance in accordance with this Approval.
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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL – MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE – MULTIPLE HOUSING
(TYPE 4 CONVENTIONAL) and DETACHED HOUSE
When Conditions must be Complied With
1. Unless otherwise stated, all conditions of this Approval must be complied with prior to the
use commencing, and then compliance maintained at all times while the use continues.
Currency Period
2. This development approval lapses if the change of use has not happened within six years
after this approval starts to have effect, unless an application to extend the currency period
is approved by Council.
Approved Plans
3. Development authorised by this approval must be undertaken generally in accordance with
the Approved Plans listed in the table/s below.
Plan No. Rev. Plan/Document Name Date
165-DA-001 H Site Context Plan 25 June 2025
165-DA-002 G Environmental Features Plan 25 June 2025
165-DA-003 O Site Plan 23 June 2025
165-DA-004 I Site Plan – Part A 25 June 2025
165-DA-005 D Site Plan – Part B 7 May 2024
165-DA-068 D Part Site Plan – Refuse Collection 23 June 2025
165-DA-006 D Section A 7 May 2024
165-DA-007 D Section B 7 May 2024
165-DA-008 D Section C 7 May 2024
165-DA-009 D Section D 7 May 2024
165-DA-011 C North & East Elevations (whole site) 14 May 2024
165-DA-012 C South & West Elevations (whole site) 14 May 2024
165-DA-058 P Site Plan – Indicative Construction 26 June 2025
Footprint
165-DA-013 D Unit 1 & 2 – Level 1 (lower) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-014 D Unit 1 & 2 – Level 2 (mid) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-015 D Unit 1 & 2 – Level 3 (upper) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-016 D Unit 1 North Elevation 14 May 2024
165-DA-017 D Unit 2 North Elevation 14 May 2024
165-DA-018 D Unit 3 – Level 1 (lower) & Level 2 (Mid) 14 May 2024
Floor Plan
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Plan No. Rev. Plan/Document Name Date
165-DA-019 D Unit 3 – Level 3 (upper) Floor & Roof 14 May 2024
Plans
165-DA-020 D Unit 3 East Elevation 14 May 2024
165-DA-021 D Unit 4 – Level 1 (lower) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-022 D Unit 4 – Level 2 & 3 Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-023 D Unit 4 – East Elevation 14 May 2024
165-DA-024 D Unit 5 & 6 – Level 1 (lower) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-025 D Unit 5 & 6 – Level 2 (mid) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-026 D Unit 5 & 6 – Level 3 (upper) Floor Plan 14 May 2024
165-DA-027 D Unit 6 – West Elevation 14 May 2024
- - Western Interface Setback and Path 2 May 2025
Separation Analysis
- - Report of Dr Trevor Johnson 11 August 2023
- - Report of Mr Jim Dixon 11 August 2023
- - Arbor Australis Consulting report 25 July 2024
- - Koala Tree Planting (v3.0) – Figures 26 June 2025
1, 1a, 1b and 1c
- - Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) – 26 June 2025
Figures 2a, 2b and 2c
- - Nominal Maintenance Path Route 19 May 2025
Plan
Note: Any amended plans approved by the Chief Executive Officer in writing as required by
these conditions of approval will become Approved Plans for the purposes of this condition
and those Approved Plans will replace the corresponding superseded versions noted above
as relevant.
Performance Bond
4. Security in the form of a cash bond or trading bank guarantee to the sum of $250,000 must
be submitted to Council, to secure performance of all conditions of this approval, prior to the
issue of a Development Permit for Operational Works. The cash bond or trading bank
guarantee, less any costs incurred by Council in respect of enforcing performance of this
permit, will be returned following the commencement of the use and construction in
accordance with the Approved Plans is completed, provided that compliance has been
achieved with the conditions of approval at that time. Council reserves the right to call upon
the bond or guaranteed sum to effect compliance with conditions.
Building Envelope
5. All future dwellings on the approved lots must be sited and constructed in accordance with
the approved building envelopes and dwelling controls for each dwelling (BLE Footprint)
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shown on the Approved Plans, being Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) and Koala Tree Planting
(v3.0), both dated 26 June 2025.
6. A copy of the approved BLE Footprint Plans for each dwelling must be included in the
contract of sale for the approved lots and/or dwellings, together with a clause which requires
the future dwellings to be constructed and maintained in accordance with the approved BLE
Footprint for each dwelling.
7. Certification must be submitted to Council from a Registered Cadastral Surveyor (Qld) which
certifies that the buildings have been constructed in accordance with the relevant BLE
Footprint Plans.
Setbacks
8. Setbacks to the buildings from the boundary of the site must be in accordance with the
Approved Plans, particularly the Environmental Features Plan. The corridor widths identified
on that plan must be achieved.
9. The access driveway must be setback from the western boundary of the site in accordance
with the Approved Plans, particularly the Western Interface Setbacks and Path Separation
Analysis.
Building Appearance
10. External design features, materials and finishes must be as shown on the Approved Plans,
with no inclusions or alterations made without approval in writing by Council.
11. External finishes of the building must be a mix of lightweight and textured external finishes,
with masonry areas incorporating a variety of textured finishes to break up the surface.
12. All deck and balcony areas must not be fully enclosed with shutters, louvres, glass panelling
or the like thus remaining as open structures on at least one side.
13. All balustrades to decks and balcony areas must be open or transparent.
14. External colours and finishes must be of an understated colour scheme and low-reflective
roofing and cladding materials. External colours and finishes must be of muted environmental
tones that blend with the surrounding vegetation and landscape, with broad expanses of a
single colour or reflective surfaces not permitted.
Undercroft Screening
15. Undercroft skirting or screening (eg. timber battens or landscaping) must be provided to the
full height of any undercroft areas of the approved dwelling (including car parking structures)
that are higher than 1.5 metres above ground level at the perimeter of the building/structure.
Car Parking
16. A minimum of three visitor car parking spaces must be provided on-site in accordance with
the Approved Plans, clearly marked for that purpose and made available and accessible at
all times for visitors to the site.
Lighting Amenity
17. No flood lighting must be used on site. Any vertical illumination resulting from direct, reflected
or other incidental external lighting emanating from the site must not exceed 8 lux when
measured at any point 1.5 metres outside the boundary and at any level from ground level
upward.
Environment
18. Sediment or any other material including building materials or waste products must not be
deposited or released into the road reserve, stormwater drain or adjacent properties.
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Fencing and Walls
19. Any street fencing must not exceed 1.8 metres in height, be set back an average of 1 metre
and articulated to provide visual interest by stepping the design. Any fencing on the front
boundary must either:
a. not exceed a maximum height of 1.2 metres; or
b. be of open construction.
20. The area of land between the fence and the front property boundary must be densely
landscaped to screen any fencing from the street.
21. Any fencing along the eastern boundary of proposed Lot 2 must be of a fauna-friendly design.
Landscaping Works
22. The development site must be landscaped. The works must be undertaken in accordance
with an Operational Works approval and the Noosa Plan for that specific area and must
include in particular:
a. detailed landscape plans undertaken by a suitably qualified landscape architect
generally in accordance with the Approved Plans;
b. vegetated screening of the built form when viewed from Attunga Heights road reserve,
designed such that the development will be softened and screened at maturity;
c. trees, shrubs, groundcovers and grasses must be selected from the preferred plant
species list within the Planning Scheme Policy 2 – Landscaping;
d. vegetated screening of any electrical transformers, bin storage areas and the like from
the road frontage; and
e. screen planting along the western and southern boundaries to protect the privacy of
adjoining properties and places in accordance with the Site Plan – Indicative
Construction Footprint and the Western Interface Setback and Path Separation
Analysis.
23. All landscape works must be established and maintained in accordance with the approved
landscape concept plan for the life of the development, and in a manner that ensures healthy,
sustained and vigorous plant growth. All plant material must be allowed to grow to full form
and be refurbished when its life expectancy is reached.
24. Existing vegetation in the road reserve must be retained, unless written authorisation from
Council is granted for the clearing.
25. Trees to be retained must be protected from clearing or construction activities by:
a. clearly marking vegetation to be retained with flagging tape;
b. installing protective fencing around the perimeter of the Construction Footprint (other
than at the access point from Attunga Heights) shown on the Approved Plans, prior to
the commencement of clearing or construction works and to be maintained for the
duration of clearing or construction works. To the extent that the tree protection zone
of trees identified as being for retention on the Approved Plans extends into the
Construction Footprint, any access or works within the tree protection zone must be
overseen by a level 5 arborist;
c. restricting stockpiling, storage and vehicle parking to those areas which are already
cleared; and
d. using low impact construction techniques around vegetation.
Waste Management
26. The waste management arrangements for proposed Lot 2 must proceed byd way of ordinary
kerbside collection at Attunga Heights. The waste management arrangements for proposed
Lot 1 are addressed in Conditions 27 to 30.
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27. A waste storage area must be provided within proposed Lot 1 as shown on Part Site Plan –
Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23 June 2025 to facilitate limited Refuse Collection
Vehicle (RCV) access onto the site in accordance with an Operational Works approval and
The Noosa Plan 2020 Planning Scheme Policy PSP9 Waste Management. The waste
storage area must be at least 2m wide, divided into two sections, be at a grade no steeper
than 1:15, and designed so that it is imperviously paved and screened from public places
and neighboring properties.
28. The part of the driveway shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated
23 June 2025 must be no steeper than:
a. for the area shown in a purple colour - the 1:6 grade as depicted; and
b. for the area shown in a light blue colour – the 1:10 grade as depicted.
29. A bin wash area as shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23
June 2025 is required with a cold-water tap, hose and drain outlet connected to sewer, via a
bucket trap. The drain outlet must be designed:
a. to prevent stormwater entry to Council’s sewerage system;
b. so that it is bunded and graded with a maximum nib wall height of 100 mm enclosing
a minimum wash area of 700 mm x 700 mm (maximum of 0.7 m2) or otherwise roofed
or covered as approved by the Chief Executive Officer.
30. A gate system must be utilised on site with a keypad format with codes provided to Council
to permit the driver of the RCV to activate (without leaving the vehicle) Gate A opening to
allow entry to the site, Gate A and Gate B closing while the collection service is taking place
and Gate A and Gate B re-opening when the collection service is complete. Gate A, Gate B
and the gate activation keypads are to be located as shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse
Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23 June 2025.
Vegetation Clearing/Tree and Fauna Protection
31. Only those trees identified as being for removal in the Approved Plans, particularly the Impact
to Trees on Site (v3.0) dated 26 June 2025 may be removed from the site.
32. All trees identified as being for retention on the Approval Plans must be retained unless
otherwise approved by Council.
33. Trees outside the site boundary must not be removed unless otherwise approved by the
Chief Executive Officer in writing.
34. Tree protection measures (including vegetation protection fencing) must be in place prior to
any vegetation clearing/works on the site.
35. A Construction and Tree Protection Management Plan demonstrating no conflict between
tree protection and construction, must be prepared for approval by the Chief Executive
Officer in writing. The plan must be prepared by a suitably qualified person.
36. Vegetation must only be removed or disturbed in accordance with a Fauna Management
Plan (or part thereof) prepared by a qualified person* including provision for a fauna spotter
and endorsed through an Operational Works approval. The plan must identify fauna habitats
and features, detail the clearing procedure and include fauna trapping and relocation
measures to be implemented prior to clearing.
37. No vegetation clearing is to occur on the site without the presence of a qualified person
(Fauna Spotter Catcher)*.
*(Refer to Advisory Note)
38. Vegetation clearing and fauna spotter work in accordance with this approval is always to be
undertaken in accordance with best practise methods and guidelines.
39. A vegetation clearing/fauna report must be provided to Council after vegetation clearing.
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Rehabilitation
40. The site must be rehabilitated in accordance with a detailed Rehabilitation Management Plan
prepared (by a qualified person – Revegetation and Regeneration specialist*) to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer. The works must be undertaken in accordance with
an Operational Works approval.
*(Refer to Advisory Note)
41. The Rehabilitation Management Plan must include, at a minimum:
a. removal of all weed species, including declared plants under the Biosecurity Act 2014
and sub-ordinate Regulation 2003 and the Noosa Local Government Area Pest
Management Plan 2015-2019;
b. re-planting of a minimum of 96 koala trees in accordance with the Approved Plans,
being the Arbor Australia report dated 25 July 2024 and Koala Tree Planting (v3.0)
dated 26 June 2025;
c. planting to a high density a suitable suite of native ground-cover and midstorey species;
d. identification of actions to enhance fauna resources (e.g. logs and nest boxes);
e. details of rehabilitation staging, monitoring, maintenance and corrective measures;
and
f. a requirement that the rehabilitation activities, including weeding and planting, be
commenced prior to earthworks/vegetation clearing on the site.
These works must be undertaken by a qualified person (Revegetation and Regeneration
specialist)*.
*(Refer to Advisory Note)
Covenant
42. A vegetation protection covenant must be registered against the title of proposed Lot 1 for
the land area of approximately 12,631m2 identified as the ‘Proposed Vegetation Protection
Covenant Area’ on the Approved Plans, pursuant to Section 97A of the Land Title Act 1994.
The covenant document and a survey plan must be submitted to Council for endorsement
prior to lodgement with the relevant titles authority for registration of title. The covenant
document must:
a. include Noosa Shire Council as Covenantee;
b. be in the approved Form 31 and Form 20, with the Form 20 to be generally in the same
terms as Attachment A unless variations are approved in writing by the Chief Executive
Officer of Council; and
c. specify that no fencing or pathways are permitted in the covenant area, other than:
i. fencing of the boundaries of proposed Lot 1, which must:
A. be of a fauna friendly design;
B. be constructed of posts, linked by three to four strands of wire;
C. not incorporate any barbed wire, mesh or other materials that may prevent
the movement of or cause damage to fauna;
D. not involve the removal of any tree identified for retention in the Approved
Plans. Any clearing for the establishment and maintenance of the fence is
to be limited to 1 metre either side of the fence;
ii. a single path for management purposes, which must:
A. have a width no greater than 1.0m;
B. be constructed of low-impact materials, such as crushed granite;
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C. be located generally in accordance with the alignment depicted on the
Nominal Maintenance Path Route Plan dated 19 May 2025;
D. not involve the removal of any tree identified for retention in the Approved
Plans. If the route of the path passes through a tree protection zone of a
tree identified for retention, the establishment of that area of the path must
be overseen by a level 5 arborist to ensure there are no significant impacts
to the trees to be retained; and
E. only be used for maintenance access and not for any other activities or
infrastructure.
43. If a provision included in the covenant document is requisitioned or refused registration by
the relevant titles authority, a substitute provision must be included in the document which
as nearly as practicable addresses the objective sought by the requisitioned or refused
provision. The wording of the substitute provision must be agreed by Council.
Earthworks
44. All excavation/fill and associated batters must be contained entirely within the site unless
written permission from the respective landowner(s) is provided to Council. The works must
be undertaken in accordance with an Operational Works approval.
45. All earthworks must be undertaken in accordance with the Approved Plans and the provisions
of Australian Standard AS3798: Guidelines on Earthworks for Commercial and Residential
Developments.
46. All retaining walls must be designed and constructed in accordance with the Approved Plans
and the planning scheme and must be certified by an RPEQ where exceeding 1.0m in height.
47. All earthworks must include the installation and maintenance of appropriate erosion and
sediment control measures. Prescribed Water Contaminants (as defined in Schedule 10 of
Environmental Protection Regulation 2019) must not be released from the site or to waters
within the site, or be likely to be released should rainfall occur, unless all reasonable and
practicable measures are taken to prevent or minimise the release and concentration of
contamination.
48. Fill material placed over services must not impose any additional surcharge loading on the
service.
49. Excavation must not be carried out within 600mm of any utility infrastructure (to top, sides
and base of services). A retaining wall must be provided to support the soil surrounding utility
infrastructure where proximate to excavation activities.
50. Compaction with a vibrating roller must not be carried out within 600mm of any utility
infrastructure.
51. Earthworks required on site must be carried out in accordance with Council’s Planning
Scheme Policy PSP6 - Engineering Design Standards, so as not to cause the additional
ponding of water on any adjoining lands or concentrate or direct overland flow on to an
adjoining property.
Stormwater Drainage and Infrastructure
52. Stormwater runoff from the development must be discharged to the creek located within the
site without causing scour or damage to the site or any adjoining property. Stormwater works
must be undertaken in accordance with an Operational Works approval.
53. A stormwater drainage pipe must be installed in accordance with the requirements of the
Approved Plans, particularly the report of Dr Trevor Johnson, unless otherwise varied by the
following specific conditions:
a. the stormwater drainage pipe must be installed between the upper part of the site, near
the dwellings, and the existing creek to enable disposal of stormwater runoff from the
development to the creek;
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b. the sinking of a vertical shaft from the upper part of the site to a directionally drilled
bore is prohibited;
c. a drilling shaft must extend between the creek and the existing ground surface
immediately north of the dwellings at the top of the slope generally as shown on Figure
2b – Impact to Trees on Site (v3.0) dated 26 June 2025;
d. all directional drilling equipment required for the construction of the stormwater
infrastructure:
i. must be located within the construction footprint, including the area on the
eastern side of the creek no greater than 125m2, as shown on the Site Plan –
Indicative Construction Footprint (165-DA-058-P) dated 26 June 2025
(Construction Footprint). The precise location of the area on the eastern side of
the creek must be surveyed, pegged and approved in writing by Council’s Chief
Executive Officer prior to any directional drilling equipment being located on the
area, which approval must be given providing that the surveyed and pegged area
is generally in accordance with that identified on Figure 2b – Impact to Trees on
Site (v3.0) dated 26 June 2025. The directional drill can be located either within
this area or within the Construction Footprint on the western part of site; and
ii. if it is to be located on the identified area on the eastern side of the creek, must
be transported onto the site either by:
A. Alma Way in accordance with all appropriate landowners’ consent and any
other approvals required to be obtained; or alternatively
B. by helicopter (provided all necessary approvals are obtained);
e. the use of a Vermeer D220x300 directional drill is prohibited;
f. prior to the directional drill being located on the relevant area, provide, to the
reasonable satisfaction of Council’s Chief Executive Officer, certification from an RPEQ
that the directional drill to be used will not result in a worsening of slope stability;
g. an outlet structure consisting of a concrete apron and stilling basin must be constructed
on the banks of the creek for the stormwater pipe outlet on the western side of the
creek.
Sewer Infrastructure
54. The sewer must be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the Approved Plans,
particularly the report of Dr Trevor Johnson dated 11 August 2023, unless otherwise varied
by the following specific conditions:
a. the sewer line must be located generally in accordance with the yellow line shown on
Site Plan – Indicative Construction Footprint (165-DA-058-P) dated 26 June 2025, save
that if the single collection manhole option is used, the origin of the sewer line will
necessarily be the location of that single collection point, which is likely to be adjacent
to dwellings 5 and 6 as identified on the Approved Plans (i.e., the sewer line will not
extend upstream of the single collection point);
b. that part of the sewer that is outside the Construction Footprint must be constructed by
directional drilling;
c. the proposed sewer must connect to the main sewer at manhole SM2668739.
55. In relation to the sewerage infrastructure:
a. the combined private sewer line, south of dwelling number 6 identified on the Approved
Plans, must be located under the driveway although the sewer connections from each
dwelling that connect to the sewer line will be located within the Construction Footprint;
b. construction of the sewerage infrastructure must not impact on any existing or
proposed planting or vegetation along the western boundary, including as shown in the
Approved Plans;
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c. the sewer connections from each dwelling must connect to a private sewer generally
as shown as a yellow line on Site Plan – Indicative Construction Footprint (165-DA-
058-P) dated 26 June 2025 (save that if the single collection manhole option is used,
the origin of the sewer line will necessarily be the location of that single collection point,
which is likely to be adjacent to dwellings 5 and 6 identified on the Approved Plans)
with either:
i. each dwelling required to provide a private pump to lift sewerage to the level of
the private sewer; or alternatively
ii. a single collection manhole at the northern end of the site must be provided to
collect all sewerage from the dwellings using gravity flow with a single pump lift
back to the level of the private sewer;
d. the sewer lines from each dwelling must ultimately connect to the main sewer at
manhole SM2668739;
e. all private sewer works must be installed during, or prior to, the construction of the
driveway;
f. at the northern end of the Construction Footprint, the sewer must be directionally drilled
in a north to north-westerly direction to connect to existing sewer manhole SM2668739;
g. the sewer lines within the boundaries of the site must be and remain the responsibility
of the body corporate for the development; and
h. that part of the sewer line west of the property boundary must be in public ownership.
56. Certification must be submitted to Council from a qualified person* which certifies that the
development has been constructed in accordance with the Approved Plans, particularly the
report of Dr Trevor Johnson, as varied by the conditions of this approval.
*(Refer to Advisory Note)
Construction Management
57. The construction of the development (including the sequencing and methodology) must be
carried out in accordance with the Approved Plans, particularly the report of Mr Jim Dixon
dated 11 August 2023, unless otherwise varied by the following specific conditions:
a. any excavator on the lower levels (that is, other than on the access road):
i. must not exceed 5-tonne in weight;
ii. must not exceed a track pressure of 35kPa;
iii. must not exceed a footprint pressure of 15kPa;
b. excavated soil must be double-handled and soil must be locally stockpiled above the
access road retaining wall and used for backfilling or removed from the site and the
retaining wall for the access roads must be designed to support any fill surcharge loads;
c. in relation to all piling required for the development (including piling for retaining wall
structures on the lower-level platform where the finished floor level is above natural
ground level (i.e. a suspended floor)):
i. any piling rig must sit totally in cut (and not on natural slope);
ii. while piling is being carried out on a lower-level platform, all access and
movement in this area must be limited to the piling rig, persons operating the
piling rig and the supervising geotechnical engineer, and the piling rig must run
parallel to the upper retaining wall;
iii. any piling rig used on the lower levels (that is other than on the access road level)
must not exceed 2-tonnes in weight;
d. the use of a 30-tonne piling rig is prohibited on the lower levels (that is, other than on
the access road level);
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e. all rigs and excavators used on the lower levels must be craned out of the lower levels
of the site;
f. prior to the commencement of the works referred to in the report of Mr Jim Dixon,
provide, to the reasonable satisfaction of Council’s Chief Executive Officer, certification
from an RPEQ that, in respect of the works to be undertaken by any piling contractor
engaged to undertake the works:
i. there is a non-worsening impact on slope stability; and
ii. the equipment has a local factor of safety of greater than 1.5 in relation to
overturning of the rig;
g. the development works must not adversely impact on the stability of adjoining lands
and/or buildings and/or services; and
h. a dilapidation survey must be carried out of all adjacent properties and structures
before the commencement of construction of the proposed development on the site.
58. All works associated with the development must not exceed the Construction Footprint
shown on the Approved Plans at any time.
59. An appropriately qualified geotechnical engineer must be present on site during the
construction of the development to monitor compliance with the requirements of this
Approval.
60. Certification must be submitted to Council from a qualified person* which certifies that the
development has been constructed in accordance with the report of Mr Jim Dixon.
*(Refer to Advisory Note)
Site Access and Driveways
61. A sealed access driveway must be provided from the edge of the road formation in Attunga
Heights to all parking and manoeuvring areas of the development, engineered to support a
23 tonne vehicle. The works must be undertaken in accordance with an Operational Works
approval.
External Works
62. Attunga Heights must be upgraded for the length of road between the existing cul-de-sac
and the site. The works must be undertaken in accordance with an Operational Works
approval and must include in particular:
a. a design that is sympathetic to the functionality of the existing property accesses
servicing 25 and 26 Attunga Heights (described as Lot 0 on BUP3068 and Lot 14 on
RP89506, respectively) and includes upgrades to these property accesses where
necessary;
b. construction of kerb and channelling and underground stormwater drainage between
the existing cul-de-sac and the site;
c. widening and sealing of the existing pavement to allow for servicing from a Refuse
Collection Vehicle (RCV) and in accordance with The Noosa Plan – Planning Scheme
Policy 6 Engineering Design Standards; and
d. removal of the existing property access and reinstatement of the kerb, footpath and
verge area to match the balance of Attunga Heights, including the provision of topsoil
and turf where the existing verge is grassed in accordance with The Noosa Plan 2020
– Planning Scheme Policy Engineering Design Standards.
Damage to Services and Assets
63. Any damage caused to existing services and assets as a result of the development works
must be repaired at no cost to the asset owner at the following times:
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a. where the damage would cause a hazard to pedestrian or vehicle safety, immediately;
or
b. where otherwise, upon completion of the works associated with the development.
64. Any repair work which proposes to alter the alignment or level of existing services and assets
must first be referred to the relevant service authority for approval.
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Advisory Notes
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003
1. There may be a requirement to establish a Cultural Heritage Management Plan and/or obtain
approvals pursuant to the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 (ACH Act).
The ACH Act establishes a cultural heritage duty of care which provides that: “A person who
carries out an activity must take all reasonable and practicable measures to ensure the
activity does not harm Aboriginal cultural heritage”. It is an offence to fail to comply with the
duty of care. Substantial monetary penalties may apply to individuals or corporations
breaching this duty of care. Injunctions may also be issued by the Land and Resources
Tribunal, and the Minister administering the ACH Act can also issue stop orders for an activity
that is harming or is likely to harm Aboriginal cultural heritage or the cultural heritage value
of Aboriginal cultural heritage.
You should contact the Cultural Heritage Unit to discuss any obligations under the ACH Act.
Equitable Access and Facilities
2. The plans for the proposed building work have NOT been assessed for compliance with the
requirements of the National Construction Code - Building Code of Australia (Volume 1) as
they relate to people with disabilities. Your attention is also directed to the fact that in addition
to the requirements of the National Construction Code as they relate to people with
disabilities, one or more of the following may impact on the proposed building work:
a. the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Commonwealth);
b. the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Queensland); and
c. the Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards.
Short Stay Letting
3. On 21 October 2021, Noosa Council adopted a new local law for short stay letting and home
hosted accommodation. The local law commenced on 1 February 2022. A one off application
will need to be made, under the new local law, for all existing and new properties operating
short stay letting or home hosted accommodation, unless identified as exempt.
For more information and application forms, please visit Council’s website below:
https://www.noosa.qld.gov.au/short-stay-letting-home-hosted-accommodation-local-law
Development Compliance Inspection
4. Prior to the commencement of the use, please contact Council's Development Assessment
Branch to arrange a Development Compliance Inspection.
Nature and Extent of Approved Development
5. The assessment of this development was based on a proposal having a maximum
construction footprint and building footprint as depicted on the Approved Plans.
Infrastructure Charges
6. All developments and/or changes to existing developments may require payment of
“Infrastructure Charges” (as applicable) in accordance with Council’s “Charges Resolution”
made pursuant to the planning legislation and regulations current at the time of issue.
Nature Conservation Act
7. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure compliance with the Nature Conservation
Wildlife Management Regulation 2006 which is regulated by the State Government.
There may be a requirement to undertake a Flora Survey pursuant to Flora Survey
Guidelines prior to any clearing activities pursuant to Chapter 4 of the Nature Conservation
Wildlife Management Regulation 2006. Exemptions are listed in Division 5 of the same Act.
Further information can be obtained at this website https://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/licences-
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permits/plants-animals/protected-plants/ or by calling the Department of Environment and
Heritage Protection on 1300 130 372.
There may also be a requirement to obtain State Government Approval of a Species
Management Plan prior to any activities that tamper with any place that is being used by a
native animal for breeding activities. This is regulated by Section 332 of the Nature
Conservation Wildlife Management Regulation 2006. Further information regarding this
matter can be obtained at this website https://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/licences-permits/plants-
animals/species-management-program/ or by calling the relevant State Department.
Reciprocal Access Easements
8. In accordance with the Planning Act 2016, any proposed registration of reciprocal access
easements (as an alternative to land amalgamation) will first require a Development Permit
for Reconfiguring a Lot be obtained from Council.
Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Levy
9. The QLeave levy must be paid prior to the issue of a development permit where it is required.
Council will not be able to issue a Decision Notice without receipt of details that the Levy has
been paid.
Co-ordination of Operational Works Assessment
10. Additional application fees apply to Operational Work applications where the different
aspects of the works are lodged separately. Significant savings in application fees will result
if all works are lodged in a single application.
Preparation of a Preliminary Construction Management Plan
11. A preliminary Construction Management Plan must be submitted with the Operational Works
application and must address the following:
a. traffic management during all aspects of the construction phase including:
i. a Traffic Management Control Plan in accordance with the Manual of Uniform
Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) detailing all temporary signage and traffic
control measures prior to construction;
ii. maintenance of safe pedestrian access for the areas affected by the works during
and after daily construction has ceased;
iii. proposed fencing to the site during the construction phase of the development;
iv. approval of the Traffic Management Control Plan by the Department of Transport
and Main Roads (DTMR) for any works on State controlled roads;
v. provision for worker car parking;
b. maintenance and protection of water quality and existing drainage lines through the
construction site, through the implementation of appropriate erosion and sediment
control measures;
c. works programme identifying key components of the works and their respective
durations;
d. establishment of a communication protocol with the general public, adjoining owners,
emergency services and local businesses to advise of agreed construction times,
impacts on traffic, services and other relevant issues;
e. include a post out to the local residents and businesses advising of the proposed
development, the expected time frames and the site contact details;
f. include signage in prominent locations on the boundaries of the site advising of the
proposed development, the expected time frames and the site contact details;
g. identification of complaint management procedures including:
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i. contact details for the on-site manager;
ii. dispute resolution procedures;
h. for haulage operations involving significant volumes of fill material or excavated
material being transported onto or off the site: details on the location of external fill
sites/sources, the haulage route, type of vehicle to be utilised during filling operations
and frequency of usage. NB any damage to the existing road system as a result of
haulage operations shall be fully repaired at the applicant’s expense
It is acknowledged that the preliminary Construction Management Plan will be a draft
document requiring finalisation upon appointment of the Principal Contractor employed to
construct the works and a final document will be required to be submitted at the Pre-Start
Meeting for the project.
Community Title Scheme - Private Infrastructure
12. All private infrastructure for the development must be designed to meet the planning scheme
requirements unless otherwise agreed by the relevant authority.
Qualified Person
13. For the purpose of certifying geotechnical stability for the development, a qualified person is
considered to be a person who:
a. is a Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ); and
b. has a degree in civil engineering or engineering geology; and
c. has a minimum of 5 years experience in the field of geotechnical engineering or
engineering geology.
14. For the purpose of preparing a rehabilitation report or undertaking rehabilitation works, a
qualified person is considered to be a person with five years current experience in
revegetation and regeneration.
15. For the purpose of managing fauna protection, a qualified person is considered to be a
person who is a certified Fauna Spotter Catcher.
16. For the purpose of certifying sewerage infrastructure, a qualified person is considered to be
a person who is a RPEQ and has a minimum of 5 years experience in the field of stormwater
engineering.
Sustainability
17. Council encourages sustainable and energy efficient building design for all development,
including the use of sustainable building materials, energy efficient fittings, solar hot water,
photovoltaic systems (including the use of inverter/charges), solar panels, water saving
devices and rainwater harvesting.
Performance Bond
18. Where the works include Council assets (construction of new or modifications to existing) a
portion of the performance bond will be retained as a “maintenance bond” as described in
Council’s Planning Scheme Policy 6 Engineering Design Standards. Alternatively, the
developer may submit a separate “maintenance bond” at the completion of the works.
The bond amount will be:
a. 5% of the agreed value of the works; or
b. $1500, whichever is the greater amount.
Performance Bond agreement
19. An applicant for a development application may make an agreement with an assessment
manager, referral agency or other person to establish the responsibilities, or secure the
performance, of a party to the agreement about a development condition.
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Fires in Urban Areas
20. In urban areas fires are prohibited except where in an appliance is used for domestic heating
or cooking purposes, which must comply with particular standards. Any area identified as a
fire pit area on approved plans is to be in accordance with Local Law & Subordinate Local
Law No. 3, Schedule 3. Refer to the following link for details:
https://www.noosa.qld.gov.au/community/local-laws/local-laws-overview
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Further Development Permits Required
• Development Permit for Reconfiguring a Lot (Access Easement)
• Development Permit for Operational Works (Earthworks, Landscaping, Stormwater,
Sewerage, Access and External Works)
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
1 Callitris columellaris 560 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
2 Acronychia imperforata 200 1 Stem 8 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
3 Acacia disparrima subsp. disparrima 280 1 Stem 7 1 Fair Fair No visible habitat features canopy failure Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
4 Ficus obliqua 560 1 Stem 9 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Remove
5 Acacia disparrima subsp. disparrima 340 1 Stem 7 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a significant lean Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
6 Syzygium oleosum 570 1 Stem 14 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Retain
7 Dead tree 360 1 Stem 9 3 Dead Fair No visible habitat features Dead Tree 4.32 Retain
8 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 12 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
9 Callitris columellaris 560 1 Stem 16 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
10 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 16 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
11 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 16 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
12 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 15 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
13 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 16 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
14 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 14 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
15 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 16 6 Poor Fair No visible habitat features Canopy in decline, sparse canopy Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
16 Callitris columellaris 560 1 Stem 15 5 Poor Fair No visible habitat features Canopy in decline, sparse canopy, on lean Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
17 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 9 4 Poor Fair No visible habitat features Canopy in decline, sparse canopy Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
18 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 10 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
19 Callitris columellaris 720 2 Stems 17 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 8.64 Retain
20 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 18 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
21 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 19 7 Fair fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
22 Notelaea longifolia 280 2 Stems 8 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
23 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 12 5 Good Good No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
24 Callitris columellaris 610 1 Stem 18 6 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 7.32 Retain
25 Guioa acutifolia 320 1 Stem 15 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
26 Guioa acutifolia 200 1 Stem 9 3 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
28 Endiandra sieberi 380 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
29 Acronychia imperforata 240 2 Stems 7 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
30 Notelaea longifolia 400 1 Stem 14 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
31 Glochidion sumatranum 360 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
32 Glochidion sumatranum 560 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
33 Psidium guajava 310 2 Stems 7 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.72 Retain
34 Psidium guajava 280 1 Stem 7 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.36 Retain
35 Acacia maidenii 455 3 Stems 8 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.46 Retain
36 Glochidion sumatranum 440 1 Stem 8 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
37 Acacia maidenii 260 1 Stem 5 3 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
38 Glochidion sumatranum 470 2 Stems 9 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
39 Syzygium oleosum 320 1 Stem 10 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
40 Glochidion sumatranum 350 2 Stems 10 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
41 Elaeocarpus grandis 400 1 Stem 19 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
42 Cryptocarya macdonaldii 200 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
43 Guioa semiglauca 680 1 Stem 14 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.16 Retain
44 Celtis paniculata 310 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.72 Retain
45 Elaeocarpus grandis 740 1 Stem 22 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.88 Retain
46 Elaeocarpus grandis 470 1 Stem 21 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
47 Archontophoenix alexandrae 250 1 Stem 9 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3 Retain
48 Archontophoenix alexandrae 240 1 Stem 10 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.88 Retain
49 Elaeocarpus grandis 710 1 Stem 24 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.52 Retain
50 Archontophoenix alexandrae 240 1 Stem 12 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.88 Retain
51 Spathodea campanulata 270 1 Stem 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.24 Retain
52 Spathodea campanulata 300 1 Stem 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.6 Retain
53 Archontophoenix alexandrae 220 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.64 Retain
54 Elaeocarpus grandis 260 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
55 Syagrus romanzoffiana 250 1 Stem 12 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3 Retain
56 Glochidion sumatranum 200 1 Stem 14 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
57 Glochidion sumatranum 260 1 Stem 13 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
58 Glochidion sumatranum 400 1 Stem 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
59 Glochidion sumatranum 320 1 Stem 13 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
60 Glochidion sumatranum 255 2 Stems 8 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.06 Retain
62 Callitris columellaris 940 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 11.28 Retain
63 Mangifera indica 210 1 Stem 9 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.52 Retain
64 Glochidion sumatranum 250 1 Stem 12 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
65 Ficus obliqua 250 1 Stem 14 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
66 Mangifera indica 540 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 6.48 Retain
67 Ficus virens 860 1 Stem 26 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 10.32 Retain
68 Mangifera indica 950 1 Stem 14 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 11.4 Retain
69 Mangifera indica 1090 1 Stem 14 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 13.08 Sewer
70 Elaeocarpus grandis 450 1 Stem 22 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.4 Retain
71 Elaeocarpus grandis 230 1 Stem 14 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
72 Euroschinus falcatus 300 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Sewer
73 Callitris columellaris 620 1 Stem 17 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.44 Sewer
74 Glochidion sumatranum 440 2 Stems 12 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
75 Mangifera indica 240 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.88 Retain
76 Euroschinus falcatus 440 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
82 Dead tree 270 1 Stem 8 4 Dead Good No visible habitat features Dead Tree 3.24 Retain
83 Cupaniopsis anacardioides 230 1 Stem 8 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
85 Drypetes deplanchei 220 1 Stem 15 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Retain
86 Elaeocarpus grandis 560 1 Stem 22 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
87 Glochidion sumatranum 290 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
88 Glochidion sumatranum 460 1 Stem 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
89 Glochidion sumatranum 420 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
90 Elaeocarpus grandis 520 1 Stem 24 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Retain
91 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 15 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
92 Callitris columellaris 220 1 Stem 12 5 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Retain
93 Callitris columellaris 690 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 8.28 Retain
94 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 9 6 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
95 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
96 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
97 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
98 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 19 6 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
99 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 20 5 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
100 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 16 4 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
101 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 15 4 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
102 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
103 Callitris columellaris 570 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Retain
104 Callitris columellaris 520 1 Stem 17 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Retain
105 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 18 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Retain
106 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 15 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
107 Callitris columellaris 465 2 Stems 16 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.58 Retain
108 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
109 Callitris columellaris 430 2 Stems 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
110 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 19 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
111 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 16 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
112 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
113 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
114 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
115 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 18 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
116 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 18 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
117 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
118 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 12 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on lean Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
119 Callitris columellaris 450 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.4 Retain
120 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 12 6 Fair Fair No visible habitat features canopy failure Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
121 Araucaria cunninghamii 240 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Hoop Pine 2.88 Retain
122 Glochidion sumatranum 300 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
123 Glochidion sumatranum 280 1 Stem 16 4 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
124 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 17 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
125 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
126 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
127 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
128 Callitris columellaris 450 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.4 Remove
129 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
130 Callitris columellaris 510 1 Stem 17 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on lean Koala Habitat Tree 6.12 Retain
131 Elaeocarpus grandis 380 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
132 Callitris columellaris 460 2 Stems 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
133 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 5 fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
134 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 16 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
135 Callitris columellaris 480 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.76 Retain
136 Endiandra sieberi 380 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
137 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 15 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
138 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
139 Polyalthia nitidissima 220 1 Stem 12 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Retain
140 Callitris columellaris 620 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 7.44 Retain
141 Callitris columellaris 590 1 Stem 19 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Retain
142 Archontophoenix alexandrae 270 1 Stem 14 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.24 Retain
143 Glochidion sumatranum 470 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
144 Glochidion sumatranum 680 2 Stems 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 8.16 Retain
145 Elaeocarpus grandis 300 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
146 Archontophoenix alexandrae 270 1 Stem 12 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 3.24 Retain
147 Archontophoenix alexandrae 220 1 Stem 14 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 2.64 Retain
148 Elaeocarpus grandis 280 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
149 Callitris columellaris 650 1 Stem 20 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 7.8 Retain
150 Polyalthia nitidissima 290 1 Stem 17 14 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
151 Ficus obliqua 1570 2 Stems 18 20 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 15 Retain
152 Callitris columellaris 620 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 7.44 Retain
153 Callitris columellaris 680 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.16 Retain
154 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
155 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
156 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
157 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
158 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
159 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
160 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
161 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
162 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
163 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 18 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
164 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
165 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 13 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
166 Callitris columellaris 620 1 Stem 18 10 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 7.44 Remove
167 Callitris columellaris 800 1 Stem 18 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 9.6 Remove
168 Cupaniopsis anacardioides 270 1 Stem 7 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.24 Remove
169 Callitris columellaris 370 2 Stems 14 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Remove
170 Acronychia imperforata 220 1 Stem 8 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Remove
171 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 15 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Remove
172 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 9 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Remove
173 Elaeocarpus obovatus 240 1 Stem 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Remove
174 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
175 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
176 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
177 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
178 Eucalyptus tereticornis 160 1 Stem 9 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 1.92 Retain
179 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 12 3 Fair Fair No visible habitat features canopy failure Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
180 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
181 Araucaria cunninghamii 890 1 Stem 26 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 10.68 Retain
182 Callitris columellaris 520 1 Stem 17 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Retain
183 Araucaria cunninghamii 870 1 Stem 26 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 10.44 Retain
184 Acacia disparrima subsp. disparrima 300 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Remove
185 Ficus obliqua 630 1 Stem 17 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.56 Remove
186 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Remove
187 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
188 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Remove
189 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Remove
190 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
191 Allocasuarina littoralis 250 2 Stems 7 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Remove
192 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
193 Callitris columellaris 590 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Remove
194 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
195 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
196 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Remove
197 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
198 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
199 Callitris columellaris 510 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.12 Retain
200 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 14 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
201 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Retain
202 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
203 Callitris columellaris 250 1 Stem 15 2 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
204 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
205 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
206 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
207 Callitris columellaris 210 1 Stem 16 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Retain
208 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
209 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
210 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
211 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
212 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
213 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Retain
214 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
215 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Retain
216 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
217 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 6 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
218 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 18 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
219 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 18 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
220 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 17 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
221 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 17 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
222 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
223 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 17 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
224 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 15 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
225 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 18 8 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
226 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
227 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 18 9 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
228 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
229 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
230 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 19 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
231 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 17 2 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
232 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
233 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 19 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
234 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 19 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
235 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
236 Callitris columellaris 500 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6 Retain
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
237 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
238 Callitris columellaris 250 1 Stem 19 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
239 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
240 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
241 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
242 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
243 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
244 Callitris columellaris 560 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
245 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
246 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 15 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
247 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 17 9 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
248 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
249 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
250 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
251 Callitris columellaris 500 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6 Retain
252 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
253 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
254 Callitris columellaris 800 1 Stem 19 10 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 9.6 Retain
255 Callitris columellaris 560 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.72 Retain
256 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
257 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Retain
258 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
259 Callitris columellaris 450 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.4 Retain
260 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 19 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
261 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 19 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
262 Callitris columellaris 550 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.6 Retain
263 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
264 Callitris columellaris 500 2 Stems 19 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6 Retain
265 Callitris columellaris 530 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.36 Retain
266 Callitris columellaris 600 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.2 Retain
267 Lophostemon confertus 740 3 Stems 19 18 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.88 Retain
268 Guioa acutifolia 280 2 Stems 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
269 Lophostemon confertus 820 1 Stem 18 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 9.84 Retain
278 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
279 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Remove
280 Callitris columellaris 580 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.96 Remove
281 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 16 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Remove
282 Acronychia imperforata 200 1 Stem 8 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
283 Acacia disparrima subsp. disparrima 220 1 Stem 6 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Remove
284 Schefflera actinophylla 225 3 Stems 7 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead leaders Weed 2.7 Remove
285 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Remove
286 Callitris columellaris 570 1 Stem 19 10 Good Good No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Remove
287 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 16 5 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
288 Callitris columellaris 595 2 Stems 18 9 Fair Fair No visible habitat features vine up trunk Koala Habitat Tree 7.14 Remove
289 Callitris columellaris 520 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Remove
290 Callitris columellaris 570 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Retain
291 Araucaria cunninghamii 700 1 Stem 22 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 8.4 Retain
292 Callitris columellaris 520 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Retain
293 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Remove
294 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 15 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Remove
295 Callitris columellaris 690 1 Stem 19 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.28 Remove
296 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Remove
297 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Remove
298 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Remove
299 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
300 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Remove
301 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
302 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Remove
303 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Remove
304 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 19 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Remove
305 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 19 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
306 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 19 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Remove
307 Callitris columellaris 570 1 Stem 19 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Remove
308 Callitris columellaris 520 3 Stems 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Remove
309 Allocasuarina littoralis 220 1 Stem 7 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Remove
310 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 15 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
311 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Remove
312 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Remove
313 Callitris columellaris 380 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Remove
314 Callitris columellaris 460 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Remove
315 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
316 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Remove
317 Acacia disparrima subsp. disparrima 330 1 Stem 15 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
318 Allocasuarina littoralis 220 1 Stem 6 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Remove
319 Allocasuarina littoralis 235 2 Stems 6 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.82 Remove
320 Araucaria cunninghamii 510 1 Stem 22 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 6.12 Remove
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
321 Callitris columellaris 540 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.48 Remove
322 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 9 3 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
323 Allocasuarina littoralis 220 1 Stem 8 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Remove
324 Allocasuarina littoralis 210 1 Stem 9 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Remove
325 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Remove
326 Allocasuarina littoralis 260 1 Stem 9 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
327 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 15 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
328 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Remove
329 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Remove
330 Araucaria cunninghamii 610 1 Stem 21 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 7.32 Remove
331 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Remove
332 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
333 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Remove
334 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Remove
335 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Remove
336 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Remove
337 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
338 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
339 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
340 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
341 Callitris columellaris 210 1 Stem 15 3 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Retain
342 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
343 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
344 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
345 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 17 9 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
346 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Remove
347 Callitris columellaris 460 2 Stems 17 7 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.52 Remove
348 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Remove
349 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
350 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
351 Corymbia torelliana 160 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 1.92 Remove
352 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 16 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Remove
353 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
354 Callitris columellaris 590 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Remove
355 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Remove
356 Callitris columellaris 210 1 Stem 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Remove
357 Callitris columellaris 270 1 Stem 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.24 Remove
358 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 14 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
359 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 16 3 Fair Fair No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
360 Callitris columellaris 550 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.6 Retain
361 Callitris columellaris 500 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6 Retain
362 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
363 Callitris columellaris 540 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.48 Retain
364 Callitris columellaris 510 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.12 Retain
365 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
366 Callitris columellaris 250 1 Stem 13 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
367 Callitris columellaris 380 2 Stems 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
368 Callitris columellaris 380 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
369 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
370 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
371 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
372 Callitris columellaris 480 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.76 Retain
373 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
374 Callitris columellaris 435 2 Stems 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.22 Retain
375 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
376 Callitris columellaris 270 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.24 Retain
377 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
378 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
379 Callitris columellaris 570 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.84 Retain
380 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 15 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
381 Notelaea longifolia 240 2 Stems 10 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
382 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
383 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
384 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 16 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Retain
385 Callitris columellaris 270 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.24 Retain
386 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
387 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
388 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 15 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
389 Lophostemon confertus 700 2 Stems 17 15 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 8.4 Retain
390 Callitris columellaris 1500 1 Stem 18 13 Fair Fair No visible habitat features some dead wood Koala Habitat Tree 15 Retain
391 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
392 Callitris columellaris 580 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.96 Retain
393 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
394 Callitris columellaris 220 1 Stem 17 3 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Retain
395 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
396 Callitris columellaris 370 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.44 Retain
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
397 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
398 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
399 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
400 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Retain
401 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
402 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
403 Ficus oblique 280 1 Stem 15 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
404 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
405 Lophostemon confertus 210 1 Stem 14 4 Fair Fair No visible habitat features canopy failure Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Retain
406 Lophostemon confertus 260 1 Stem 13 3 poor poor No visible habitat features dead canopy Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
407 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
408 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Retain
409 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
410 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Retain
411 Callitris columellaris 380 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
412 Callitris columellaris 440 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Retain
413 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Retain
414 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
415 Callitris columellaris 360 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
416 Callitris columellaris 250 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
417 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 17 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
418 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
419 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Retain
422 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Retain
423 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
424 Callitris columellaris 410 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.92 Retain
425 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
426 Lophostemon confertus 300 1 Stem 18 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Retain
427 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
428 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
429 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 17 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
430 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
431 Callitris columellaris 380 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Retain
432 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
433 Ficus oblique 420 1 Stem 16 11 Good Good No visible habitat features growing on stag Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Retain
434 Acronychia imperforata 220 1 Stem 12 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.64 Retain
435 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 18 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Retain
436 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Retain
437 Drypetes deplanchei 310 1 Stem 15 13 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Retain
438 Cupaniopsis anacardioides 340 3 Stems 16 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Retain
439 Callitris columellaris 400 1 Stem 16 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.8 Retain
440 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
441 Ficus oblique 420 1 Stem 16 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
442 Flindersia bennettii 210 1 Stem 16 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.52 Remove
443 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 18 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Remove
444 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Remove
445 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Remove
446 Acronychia imperforata 200 1 Stem 9 8 Good Good No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
447 Callitris columellaris 250 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
448 Acronychia imperforata 200 1 Stem 13 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
449 Callitris columellaris 470 1 Stem 18 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.64 Remove
450 Callitris columellaris 310 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Remove
451 Araucaria cunninghamii 200 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Hoop Pine 2.4 Remove
452 Callitris columellaris 260 1 Stem 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.12 Remove
453 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
454 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Remove
455 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
456 Callitris columellaris 300 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Remove
457 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 15 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Remove
458 Callitris columellaris 200 1 Stem 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
459 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 16 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Remove
460 Allocasuarina littoralis 200 1 Stem 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.4 Remove
461 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 15 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
463 Callitris columellaris 270 1 Stem 15 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.24 Remove
464 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 16 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
465 Callitris columellaris 290 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
466 Callitris columellaris 490 1 Stem 18 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.88 Remove
467 Callitris columellaris 610 1 Stem 18 11 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.32 Remove
468 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
469 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
470 Callitris columellaris 280 1 Stem 17 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Remove
471 Callitris columellaris 390 1 Stem 17 11 Fair Fair No visible habitat features on a lean Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
472 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Remove
473 Callitris columellaris 350 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.2 Remove
474 Callitris columellaris 340 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.08 Remove
475 Callitris columellaris 320 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Remove
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Tree ID Genus DBH (mm) Multi stem Tree Height (m) Crown Width (m) Tree Health Tree Structure Habitat Features Comments Tree Type TPZ (m) Status
476 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 16 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
477 Callitris columellaris 380 1 Stem 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Remove
478 Callitris columellaris 540 3 Stems 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.48 Remove
479 Callitris columellaris 430 1 Stem 17 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Remove
480 Callitris columellaris 420 1 Stem 17 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.04 Remove
481 Callitris columellaris 240 1 Stem 18 5 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Remove
482 Allocasuarina littoralis 380 1 Stem 17 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.56 Remove
483 Callitris columellaris 590 2 Stems 18 15 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Remove
484 Callitris columellaris 510 1 Stem 19 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.12 Retain
485 Callitris columellaris 330 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.96 Retain
486 Acronychia imperforata 230 1 Stem 16 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Retain
487 Callitris columellaris 590 3 Stems 18 10 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Retain
488 Notelaea longifolia 360 1 Stem 18 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.32 Retain
489 Callitris columellaris 580 1 Stem 18 18 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.96 Retain
490 Callitris columellaris 230 1 Stem 18 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.76 Remove
491 Callitris columellaris 590 1 Stem 19 14 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 7.08 Remove
492 Elaeocarpus obovatus 240 1 Stem 10 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 2.88 Retain
545 Ficus obliqua 250 1 Stem 12 6 No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Remove
593 Elaeocarpus obovatus 530 No 18 8 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.36 Remove
594 Callitris columellaris 310 No 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.72 Remove
595 Callitris columellaris 430 No 15 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.16 Remove
596 Lophostemon confertus 520 No 18 12 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 6.24 Remove
597 Albizia lebbeck 550 No 8 9 Good Good No visible habitat features Weed 6.6 Remove
598 Callitris columellaris 280 No 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.36 Remove
599 Callitris columellaris 290 No 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Remove
600 Callitris columellaris 250 No 14 3 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Remove
601 Callitris columellaris 300 No 16 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.6 Remove
602 Callitris columellaris 390 No 16 7 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 4.68 Remove
603 Callitris columellaris 440 No 12 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 5.28 Remove
604 Callitris columellaris 250 No 9 4 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3 Retain
605 Callitris columellaris 320 No 12 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.84 Retain
606 Callitris columellaris 290 No 14 6 Good Good No visible habitat features Koala Habitat Tree 3.48 Retain
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11 August 2023
620.30359-L04-v0.1.docx
Connor O'Meara Solicitors
Level 4
10 Eagle Street
BRISBANE QLD 4000
Attention: Alastair Storie
Dear Alastair
DAVID WILLIAM NEATE v NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL No 1219 OF 2020
RESPONSE TO MEDIATION AGREEMENT
I refer to our recent discussions in respect of this matter, and the Mediation Agreement of 20 July 2023. In
accordance with the requirements of that agreement, I have prepared the following information relevant to the
construction of the sewer and stormwater drainage solutions for the site.
The construction methodology for the project will involve the following requirements:
• Two directional drilling exercises will be required to install the sewer and stormwater drainage infrastructure
needed to service the development.
• In the first instance, it is expected that the sewer lines from each residence will connect to a private sewer
running along the western boundary of the site either directly adjacent to the driveway or beneath it. Each
residence will require a private pump to lift the sewage to the level of the driveway. Alternatively, it may
be possible to have a single collection manhole at the northern end of the site which would collect all sewage
from the contributing units using gravity flow, with then a single pump lift back to the main sewer. However,
installation of this system will depend on the space available within the site outside of the building
footprints.
• The private sewer will be required to be installed during the construction phase for the driveway. At the
northern end of the driveway, the sewer will be directionally drilled in a north to north-westerly direction
to connect to existing sewer manhole SM2668739. The sewer line within the boundaries of the site will be
the responsibility of body corporate, while that part west of the property boundary will be in public
ownership. A possible alignment for this sewer is shown on the following plan.
SLR Consulting Australia Pty Ltd Level 16, 175 Eagle Street Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia (PO Box 26 Spring Hill QLD 4004)
T: +61 7 3858 4800 E: [email protected]
www.slrconsulting.com ABN 29 001 584 612
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DAVID WILLIAM NEATE v NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL Date: 11 August 2023
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL No 1219 OF 2020
RESPONSE TO MEDIATION AGREEMENT
• The other directionally drilled pipeline is required to install a stormwater drainage pipe between the upper
part of the site and the existing creek to enable disposal of stormwater runoff from the proposed
development. This will require placing directional drilling equipment in a cleared area on the eastern side
of the creek. This equipment will be brought to site either by road via Alma Way (provided that owner’s
consent can be achieved for crossing land not in the ownership of Neate), or by helicopter. No access road
or any other engineering works will be constructed down the slope between the development site and the
creek.
• It had previously been proposed that a vertical shaft would be sunk from the upper development site to
connect to the directionally drilled bore. It has been determined that this will not be necessary, and the
drilling shaft will extend entirely from the creek to the existing ground surface immediately north of the
building areas at the top of the slope (as shown on the drawing on the next page). Flexible poly pipe will be
then pulled through the shaft to provide the stormwater outlet.
• Wayne Moffatt has determined that a cleared area of at least 150 m2 will be available for the placement of
the drilling rig on the eastern side of the creek (see the layout prepared by the ecologist on the following
page). It will be necessary for the rig to be placed close to the eastern bank of the creek so that it can readily
access the western bank area. However, the layout on the next page indicates that this should be achievable
without any requirement to remove trees on the eastern bank.
• The drilling rig will be a tracked vehicle which will be able to stabilize itself on the eastern bank of the creek
without any requirement for earthworks. If earthworks do become necessary to reduce the slope of the
area on which the rig will sit, the created pad will be a small as possible so as to ensure no impact on existing
vegetation to be retained.
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL No 1219 OF 2020
RESPONSE TO MEDIATION AGREEMENT
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DAVID WILLIAM NEATE v NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL Date: 11 August 2023
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL No 1219 OF 2020
RESPONSE TO MEDIATION AGREEMENT
• In this regard, one possible piece of equipment which could be used for the drilling is a Vermeer D220x300
Directional Drill which can create drill shafts in excess of 750 mm diameter by backreaming, which is larger
than that required here. The D220x300 has a length of 11.3 m and a width of 2.6 m. Consequently, a pad
15 m long x 5 m wide is probably the minimum necessary to site the equipment. This is expected to be
easily achievable on the site, including allowance for reasonable batter lengths because of the existing
ground steepness. I note, of course, that the expectation is that no such pad formation will be required.
• The D220x300 rig has a total weight of approximately 33 tonnes which is well within the capacity of
helicopter lifts.
• Finally, an outlet structure consisting of a concrete apron and a stilling basin will be constructed on the
banks of the creek for the stormwater pipe outlet. If road access for this construction is not available, the
required equipment and materials will be brought in and removed by helicopter. However, the helicopter
list requirements will be substantially less than that required for the drill rig.
I trust that this information is clear. If I can provide any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours sincerely
DR TREVOR JOHNSON
Technical Director
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15 20 25 25 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 45 48 49
9.0
50 outline of
16.4
adjacent
10 approved
3.0 2.0
2.0
development
2.0
Lot 2
34.3
39.2
2.0
39.3
53
42.0
8.0
47.7
2
10 1,040 m 54
55
2.0 60
56 57 58 59
# 151
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
# 181
3.0
15
# 183
2.0
2.0
# 390
2.0
2.0
2.0
5 2 1
2.0
2.0
V1
2.0
58 59
# 291
V2
2.0
20
4 3 2.0
6
2.0
5.5
2.0
6.6 5.5
2.0
5.5
3.0
25
30 31 32 5.0
# 493
33 34 35 36 V3
37 38
# 462
39 41 42 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58
40
3.0
4.0
# 546
43 44
3.6
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CORRIDOR WIDTHS
Minimum Corridor 50.4 m
Maximum Corridor 91.7 m
Average Corridor 74.7 m
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49
outline of
9.0
50 adjacent
2.0
approved
16.4
development
10
2.0
3.0 2.0
Lot 2
34.3
2.0 53
39.2
39.3
1,040 m2
42.0
8.0 54
approx. 62 m2 dense planting
47.7
10 Allowable Building area with native species to
Envelope* 406 m2 screen
55 built form but not views
above built form. 60
(max. ht. NGL+ 8m)
2.0 *The roof of any building/s on 59
Lot 256
must be57treated
58 to
2.0
reduce reflectivity.
3.0
# 151
2.0 Gate A
2.0
2.0
2.0
15
# 181
2.0
# 183
2.0
2.0
2.0 Blue outline denotes 10.2m
# 390
2.0
MRV swept path
2.0
5 2 1 (waste bin collection truck)
V1
2.0
2.0
V2 58 59
# 291
2.0
20
4 3
2.0
6
6.6
Driveway
5.5
5.5
2.0
25 Gate B
4.0
30
5.0
31 3.0
2.0
32 33 34 V3
35 36 37
# 493
3.0
38 39
3.6
41 42 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58
# 462
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# 546
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Red Shaded area denotes
8.8m MRV swept path
(fire or removals truck)
Schedule of Building Areas (refer detailed floor plans)
Dwelling Internal External Garage Number of Gross Floor Area
Number Floor Area Floor Area Floor Area Bedroom
Notes:
For specific tree retention and protection details, refer Tree 1 322 m2 97 m2 51 m2 3 325 m2
Protection Plans by Arbor Australis Consulting. 2 334 m 2
100 m 2
49 m 2
3 339 m2
Selected significant trees to be retained shown: 3 411 m 2
107 m 2
38 m 2
4 417 m2
181, 183 and 291; Araucaria cunninghamii, (Hoop Pine) 4 289 m 2
65 m 2
40 m 2
4 295 m2
151; and Ficus obliqua, (Small Leafed Fig)
N
2 2 2
390; Callitris columellaris, (Bribie Island Pine) 5 339 m 79 m 46 m 3 345 m2
On adjacent (Council) reserve: 6 305 m 2
65 m 2
45 m 2
3 311 m2
462; Callitris columellaris, (Bribie Island Pine)
493; Ficus watkinsiana, (Strangler Fig) Total GFA: 2,032 m2
546; Elaeocarpus obovatus, (Hard Quandong) (does not include Lot 2)
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20 25 30 32
25 34 36 38 40 42 45 48
49
outline of
9.0
50 adjacent
2.0
approved
16.4
development
2.0
3.0 2.0
Lot 2
34.3
2.0 53
39.2
39.3
2
42.0 1,040 m
8.0 54
approx. 62 m2 dense planting
47.7
Allowable Building area with native species to
Envelope* 406 m2 screen
55 built form but not views
above built form.
(max. ht. NGL+ 8m)
2.0 *The roof of any building/s on 59
Lot 256
must be57treated
58 to
reduce reflectivity.
3.0
2.0
# 151
2.0 Gate A
2.0
2.0
# 181
2.0
# 183
2.0 Blue outline denotes 10.2m
2.0
2.0
2.0
MRV swept path
2.0
2.0
5 2.0
2 1 (waste bin collection truck)
V1
2.0
V2 58 59
# 291
4 3 2.0
2.0
6
6.6
Driveway
5.5
5.5
Gate B
2.0
4.0
5.0
V3 3.0
2.0
# 493
3.0
39
3.6
41 42 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58
# 462
40
43
44
# 546
C B A D
Red Shaded area denotes
8.8m MRV swept path
(fire or removals truck)
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15 C 20 25
10
57.6
52.1
52.5
52.0
10
79.2
68.9
# 151
15
88.0
# 390
5
20
4 3
6
Driv
25
4.0
30 31 32 V3
33 34 35 36 37
3.0
38 39
3.6
41 42 45 46 47
# 462
40
43
44
# 546
B
C
Shaded area denotes
8.8m MRV swept path
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25 32 34 36 38 40 42 45 48
49
outline of
adjacent
9.0
50 approved
development
16.4
2.0
3.0 2.0
2.0
Lot 2
34.3
53
2.0
39.2
1,040 m2
8.0 54
outline of
Allowable Building neighbouring
Envelope* 406 m2 55 property approved
(max. ht. NGL+ 8m) driveway
nominal 60
RL 55.0 2.0 59
56 57 58
3.0
2.0
# 151
Gate A
Darker blue shading denotes portion of 1:6
2.0
2.0
59
driveway with maximum 1:6 gradient
Keypad for refuse truck
driver to open gate A
2.0 53.95
Blue outline denotes 10.2m
2.0 MRV swept path Keypad for refuse truck driver to
(waste bin collection truck) activate gate A & B closure
2 1 V1
V2 58 59
Lighter blue shading denotes portion of
0
1
driveway with maximum 1:10 gradient
:1
:1
0 Keypad for refuse truck driver to activate
1
opening of Gates A and B following
completion of collection process.
RL 46.9
2.0
RL 47.5
2m wide bin pad @ 1:15
gradient, divided into 2 sections
51.35
6.6
1:8
45 Driveway 46 47.5
5.5
4 1:5
46.9 47.6
5.5
47.85 2m x 2m bin wash area to future detail
Gate B
4.0
3.0
5.0
# 493
47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58
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NGL + 8.0 m
Lot 2
Indicative Allowable Building Envelope beyond
Unit 1 beyond
NGL + 12.0 m Driveway
to Eng. Spec. public access
pathway
1.1
+46.9
Unit 2
+43.7
dense vegetation +39.5
to be retained not shown for clarity
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NGL + 8.0 m
Lot 2
Property Boundary
Indicative Allowable Building Envelope beyond
Unit 1 NGL + 12.0 m
beyond
Unit 2
beyond
public access
pathway
Driveway
Unit 4 to Eng. Spec.
CREEK
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NGL + 8.0 m
Lot 2
Indicative Allowable Building Envelope beyond
Unit 1 beyond
Unit 2 beyond Unit 3 beyond
Unit 4 beyond
Unit 6
Unit 5
+38.0
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Hoop Pines
to be retained
NGL + 8.0 m
3.0
Lot 2
Indicative Allowable Building Envelope beyond public access
pathway
2.5
1.2
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boundary
boundary
Indicative Maximum
Building Envelope
for Lot 2 Dwelling
beyond
+60.0
+55.0
+50.0
+45.0 House 4
+40.0
+35.0 House 6
House 5
+30.0
+25.0
+20.0
+15.0
+10.0
No r t h E le v a t io n
Trees 181,
183 & 291
(hoop pine)
Indicative Maximum
Building Envelope
for Lot 2 Dwelling to
future design
House 5
House 1 House 2 House 3 House 4
(& 6 beyond)
+60.0
+55.0
+50.0
+45.0
+40.0
+35.0
+30.0
+25.0
+20.0
Tree # 151 (ficus)
+15.0
+10.0 E a s t E le v a t io n
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Trees 181,
183 & 291
(hoop pine)
boundary
boundary
Trees 493
(ficus)
Indicative Maximum
Building Envelope
for Lot 2 Dwelling to
future design
+60.0
+55.0
+50.0
+45.0
+40.0
+35.0
S o ut h E le v a t io n
Trees 181,
183 & 291
(hoop pine)
House 6 House 4 House 3 House 2 House 1
Tree # 390 Tree # 546
+60.0
+55.0
+50.0
+45.0
+40.0
+35.0
+30.0
+25.0
+20.0
+15.0
+10.0
W e s t E le v a t io n
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