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6. Appendix C - Noosa Assessment Benchmark Assessment
Replanting and S16.1 S16.1, S16.2 Complies
rehabilitation Landscaping and rehabilitation As demonstrated in the
O16 complements and supports Landscape Design Concept in
Development provides for ecologically important habitats Appendix F, the proposal
ecologically important areas to by— retains the supports the
be restored and enhanced a) utilising native plants of environmental rehabilitation
through the following local origin; (covenant) areas. All exotic
measures— b) utilising suitable plant weeds will be removed and tube
a) siting landscaped species identified in stock planted in accordance
areas to complement PSP3 – Landscaping with Council guidelines.
and enhance existing Plants and Temporary fencing will be
vegetation; Guidelines; provided throughout
b) removal of all species c) replicating adjacent development construction phase
likely to displace remnant habitats, to protect the existing trees.
native flora species or including
degrade fauna understorey
habitat; vegetation;
c) replanting and d) creating or enhancing
rehabilitating16 linkages between
degraded habitat; and existing habitats;
d) replacing any e) avoiding the use of
vegetation removed undesirable plant
with suitable species listed in Table
replacement 9.1 of PSP3
vegetation of local Landscaping Plants
origin. and Guidelines; and
f) planting riparian zones
to filter stormwater
run-off and provide for
wildlife habitat;
AND
S16.2
Vegetation removed is replaced
with—
a) plantings of equivalent
area that replicate the
floristic structure of the
vegetation removed; or
b) where this is not possible
due to the characteristics
of the site and the
development, plantings
twice the number of the
removed trees and plants
of local origin.
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