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RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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OPERATIONAL PHASE 5-2
Strategy : Develop an information kit for bodies corporate and future residents.
3. Requirements in relation to stormwater management and water harvesting, including the
installation and maintenance of rainwater tanks and the appropriate maintenance and care of on
site stormwater treatment devices and water quality management.
5. Measures which can be undertaken by bodies corporate and individuals to protect flora and fauna
within the area.
6. Fire Management Requirements and recommendations (including the Bushfire Information Kit);
7. Any other relevant recommendations of subsequent conditions of approval or Management
Plans.
Performance Requirement: All bodies corporate and property owners are aware of their
environmental responsibilities as residents of this area. Community Management Statement
provisions and environmental covenant complied with.
Corrective Action: The CMS and associated information described above to be reviewed at periodic
intervals during the life of the release of the development to ensure that up to date and relevant
information is provided.
5.2 Element O.2: Stormwater and Water Quality
Policy: To ensure the protection of aquatic ecosystems in the waterways, wetlands and wet
heath lands of the site, areas adjoining the site, and the receiving waters of Noosa
Inlet and the Noosa River.
To replicate naturally occurring hydrogeological processes over the development area
of the site.
Strategy: Implement appropriate inspection and maintenance regimes to ensure optimum
ongoing function of all stormwater and water quality maintenance features.
Responsibility: Developer (during maintenance period), Body Corporate ( Maintenance Manager) and
Council (within road reserve).
Management, monitoring and remediation actions:
• Community Management Statements (CMS) for all allotments for the Operational phase will
include requirements for the maintenance and servicing of rapid infiltration pits and SQID’s.
• Community Management Statements (CMS) for all allotments will include requirements for
fertilising/maintenance of general landscape areas and swales/ephemeral streams.
• It needs to be noted that the servicing of rapid infiltration pits should be carried out by a person
who has undertaken a Confined Spaces Approved Training Course.
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