06/823 - SUPERSEDED Negotiated Decision Notice [As Published] · 132006.823

NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                     20 of 51


94.     Soil disturbance in the Private Open Space Area (and any Public Open Space Area) shall be kept to a
        minimum to avoid weed proliferation.

95.     Weed eradication and control will be an integral part of both the Site Rehabilitation Plan and the
        Landscape Management Report. Vegetation used in rehabilitation and landscaping shall exclude weed
        species.
Fauna Protection General
96.     The Landscape Management Report, Site Rehabilitation Plan, Fire Management Plan, Construction
        Management Plan and Environmental Management Plan shall prescribe the manner in which the fauna
        and fauna habitat on the Site and in the adjacent road reserve are to be protected and enhanced.

97.     No cats or dogs shall be permitted on Site during construction.

98.     Residents and guests shall not be permitted to keep cats or dogs on the Site.

99.     All community management statements for the Site shall contain a provision prohibiting cats and dogs on
        the Site.

100.    Domestic animals and livestock shall be prohibited in the Private Open Space Area and on the Public
        Walkways through the Site.

101.    Buildings and roads shall be sited and constructed to allow movement of fauna through and within the
        Site.

102.    Any internal fencing and retaining walls on the Site shall be compatible with the movement requirements
        of Koalas and other fauna.

103.    Suitable nesting boxes shall be provided and maintained on the Site.
Koala
104.    Koala habitat trees in the mapped Koala Sustainability Area on the Site shall be protected, unless specific
        approval is given for the removal or lopping of a Koala habitat tree.

105.    The Koala Conservation Criteria shall be generally complied with, with koala friendly fencing and koala
        friendly retaining walls to be utilised on the site; and koala food trees to be strategically located and
        planted in the landscaping (predominant rainforest theme).

106.    The Landscape Management Report, the Site Rehabilitation Plan, the Fire Management Plan, the
        Construction Management Plan and the EMP shall give particular consideration to:

        106.1. the protection and enhancement of all Koala habitat;

        106.2. the protection of Koalas using this habitat area during construction and operation;

        106.3. the protection and enhancement of existing and new vegetation to facilitate Koala movement
               throughout the entire Site.

107.    All retaining walls (excluding any cribb walls) with a height in excess of 0.8 metres shall have timber posts
        or other Koala access structures installed at 10 metre intervals. The posts must have a minimum
        diameter of 200 millimetres.

108.    All community management statements for the Site shall contain a provision requiring all persons bound
        by the community management statement to protect Koala habitat areas.

109.    All community management statements for the Site shall contain a provision prohibiting dogs and cats on
        the Site.

110.    A Koala Management Plan shall address the following to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager –
        Land Use:

        110.1. all the relevant matters mentioned in these conditions and the following, without limitation:

               110.1.1.   minimisation of the loss of koala food trees and Koala habitat trees on the Site;




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