06/823 - SUPERSEDED Negotiated Decision Notice [As Published] · 132006.823

NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                19 of 51


89.    All cleared vegetation shall be suitably processed and utilised on the site as mulch or removed from the
       Site at the Developer’s expense by a method approved by the Manager – Land Use.
Cryptocarya foetida
90.    The vulnerable plant Cryptocarya foetida and its habitat is not to be adversely affected by any activity
       associated with the construction and operation of the Development.

91.    The buffer area in the adjacent park Lots 104 & 105 (to the north of Building E) required to protect the
       known Cryptocarya foetida specimens and their habitat, during construction, shall not be interfered with.

92.    The preservation of the Cryptocarya foetida and its habit shall be addressed in the Site Rehabilitation
       Plan, the Environmental Management Plan, the Construction Management Plan and the Fire Management
       Plan to the satisfaction of the Manager – Land Use. In particular, but without limitation, these documents
       shall provide for:

       92.1. all existing specimens and their habitat to be retained and protected;

       92.2. the south-eastern buffer area for Cryptocarya foetida is to be isolated prior to any construction
             activity by the erection of a 3 wire star picket fence 1.2 metres in height (together with appropriate
             signage) on the Site boundary to prevent all persons, with the exception of authorised persons,
             from entering or impacting upon the existing specimens and their habitat;

       92.3. the protective fence may be removed after the vegetation within the fenced buffer area has
             become robust and self-sustaining to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager – Land Use.

       92.4. all persons working on the Site during the construction stage are to be informed of the
             requirements regarding the protection of the Cryptocarya foetida and its habitat, to sign an
             agreement to abide by these requirements and to be subjected to penalties for non-compliance
             with these requirements;

       92.5. if rehabilitation works in accordance with the Site Rehabilitation Plan are to be undertaken, the
             authorised persons doing the work shall be permitted to enter the area to undertake the work,
             subject to the conditions contained in those documents and so as not to adversely affect the
             Cryptocarya foetida plants or their habitat;

       92.6. the boulder fence shall be constructed within the Site, and shall not adversely affect the
             Cryptocarya foetida plants or their habitat;

       92.7. the Fire Management Plan shall specify the manner in which any fuel reduction or other fire
             prevention activities are to be undertaken in this area so as to minimise the impact on the
             Cryptocarya foetida plants and their habitat;

       92.8. Compliance with these requirements shall be addressed by the community management statement
             for any and all relevant bodies corporate having control of any part of the Site.
Weed and Pest Species Control
93.    In order to protect the adjacent Noosa National Park and the Environmental Values of the Site:

       93.1. prior to entering the Site, all construction machinery and vehicles shall be washed down to remove
             soil that may contain weed seeds, soil pathogens and pest species;

       93.2. all nursery stock shall be weed, pest and disease free and certified as such by the supplier;

       93.3. all imported fill, soil, gravel and other construction and landscaping materials shall be weed, pest
             and disease free and certified as such by the supplier;

       93.4. all mulch used on the Site shall be weed and pest free and certified as such by the supplier;

       93.5. all mulch produced on-site by mulching cleared vegetation and trees shall specifically exclude
             material (particularly seeds) from weed species (eg. lantana, asparagus and umbrella trees),
             invasive species and seeding parts of inappropriate species (eg. wattles); and

       93.6. the certificates referred to above are to be obtained prior to use of the material on Site and to be
             made available to Council.




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