2008/0169 Response to information request - 71 Seaview Tce Sunshine Beach · 132008.169

Proposed Landscape Treatment or Rehabilitation Areas Table.


       Regional             Brief Description                                              Conservation
    Eoosvstem (RE)                                                                           Status

RE 12.2.5                   Corymbia spp., Banksia integrifolia, Callitris                    Not of
                            columellaris, Acacia spp. open forest to low                     Concern
                            closed forest on beach ridges usually in
                            southern half of bioregion
RE 12.2.15                  Swamps with Baumea spp., Juncus spp. and                          Not of
                            Lepironia articulata                                             Concern



2.5      Relevant Legislation

The following legislation and planning instruments are considered applicable to this
Rehabilitation Plan:

•      Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999;
•      Vegetation Management Act 1999 (Qld) (includes subordinate Regulations as passed):
•      Integrated Planning Act 1997 (Qld) (includes subordinate Regulations as passed);
•      Nature Conservation Act 1992 (Qld) (includes subordinate Regulations as passed); Land
       Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 (Qld).
•      State Coastal Management Plan;
•      Noosa Planning Scheme (now SCRC;. and
•      Noosa Council Pest Management Plan (2002 - 2004).



3.0      SITE CHARACTERISTICS


3.1      Landform

The subject site landform can generally be described as part of the Sunshine Beach High Dune system.

Landform has been described in accordance with the Land and Field Survey Handbook 2nd Edition.

Predominant Slope Class:               very steep - precipitous

Morphological Type(s):                 crest, waxing upper slope, maximal lower slope

Common Landform Elements:              beach, cliff foot slope, cliff, scarp, hill crest

3.2      Soils

Soils on the site are typically described as Siliceous Sands (Great Soil Group Classification System).
Their brief description is:

Deep profile of sands to clayey sands, with no horizon differentiation except for a darker Al
horizon.

These soils are infertile and acidic supporting vegetation communities adapted to dry soil conditions and
significant coastal exposure.




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