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

Primary species:

Botanical,Vumc                        Common Name                  Fwnitv
Allocasuarina littoralis               Black She-oak               Casuarinaceae

Other habitat trees for Glossy Black Cockatoo include species such as
Corymbias and Eucalypts that are relatively large canopy trees at maturity.

5.8       Staff to Implement the Restoration Program

Suitably qualified bush regenerators will implement the restoration program including initial works and
maintenance for a period of not less than three years. Bush regenerators selected to implement the
plan should have appropriate qualifications and experience, preferably be members of the Australian
Society of Bush Regenerators, observe all Occupational Health and Safety requirements and be
covered by appropriate insurance. The Bush Regenerator contractor should attend all site meetings with
Council including pre-start and on/off-maintenance and bond release meetings.

5.9       Maintenance

Maintenance will include all activities necessary to ensure the achievement of the performance criteria
for each zone This includes but is not limited to.

      •   watering;
      •   continued weeding;
      •   replanting;
      •   mulching;
      •   erosion control;
      •   restriction of unauthorised access;
      •   mitigation of threatening processes;
      •   monitoring; and
      •   reporting

Maintenance works plans are to be developed by the Bush Regenerator contractor to achieve the
structural and floristic performance criteria for a period of three years. Work plans undertaken by the
contractor must generally comply or exceed in standard those included in Appendix A.

Long term monitoring and maintenance should reflect the medium/long term objectives for the site and is
to be undertaken by owner and their agents. Maintenance is imperative to ensure the ecological health
of not only remnant vegetation, but also reconstructed areas. Priority is to be given to identifying and
undertaking further control of regenerating weed populations after their initial removal.

The monitoring programs should be flexible, allowing changes and improvement of management
practices based on the operators' observations and experience and advances in bushland management
techniques and science.


5.10      Monitoring

Monitoring will be undertaken by a suitably qualified ecologist / environmentalist specialising in
environmental restoration throughout the 3 year work period. Monitoring will coincide with weeding visits
being once every 2 months for the first year and then once every 3 months for years 2 and 3.



5.11      Reporting and Deliverables

Following monitoring inspections, a written report of findings and recommendations will be completed.
The report should be presented to Council within a month of each inspection.


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