Decision Notice - 010.2006.00001395.001 [As Published] · 132006.1395

NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                  4 of 17


12.    External materials of the development shall consist of natural muted colours and tones to further assist
       the built form of the development to integrate with the surrounding environment.
Open Space
13.    The area of land located at the rear of the site and identified as Open Space – Waterway and
       Conservation Protection by the Strategic Plan as shown on approved plan, Proposed Site Plan – TP-01,
       shall be dedicated to the Crown (with Council as Trustee) for environmental protection purposes pursuant
       to the Land Act. This area of land shall be dedicated to the Crown prior to the sealing of the survey plan
       by Council.
14.    Any security lighting associated with proposed Units 1 – 3 shall be orientated away from this area of land
       to be dedicated to the Crown.
Burrowing Skink
15.    Clearing of existing vegetation identified as Primary Habitat by Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat shall only
       be permitted within a maximum of 2 metres from the building footprint, as indicated on the approved
       plans, of Units 1 – 3. Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat accompanies the Ecological Assessment Report
       and has been prepared by Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19 may 2006.
16.    The existing vegetation to be retained within the primary habitat areas identified in Map 5 – Potential Skink
       Habitat shall be protected during construction and preparation of the site for construction with a temporary
       wire and steel post fence. Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat accompanies the Ecological Assessment
       Report and has been prepared by Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19 may 2006.
Acoustic Requirements
17.    An acoustic buffer shall be provided on site adjacent to Noosa Drive extending the full length of the
       eastern property boundary. This buffer shall comprise a 2 metre high acoustic fence along the eastern
       property boundary and consist of the following requirements:-
       17.1. The acoustic buffer shall be constructed in a koala friendly manner as outlined in Policy 1 - Nature
             Conservation (Koala) Conservation Plan 2006 and Management Program 2006-2016; and
       17.2. The acoustic buffer shall be setback a minimum of 6 metres from the eastern property boundary
             adjacent to Noosa Drive excluding the area of land where the eastern property boundary coincides
             with the approved reciprocal easement located at the northern extent of the eastern property
             boundary. The acoustic barrier at this location shall be provided along the boundary of the
             property and the western boundary of the registered easement.
18.    A noise assessment report prepared by an independent acoustic engineer shall be submitted to Council
       after construction of the acoustic buffer to Noosa Drive. The report is to indicate whether the buffer
       achieves the acoustic requirements of this development approval for single storey dwelling houses and
       advise of any other remedial actions that may need to be implemented. The developer shall implement all
       identified remedial actions to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager Land Use.
19.    Screening species shall be provided to the area of land between the acoustic buffer and the access
       driveway to the site where the acoustic buffer is located along the property boundary and the boundary of
       the easement to create a visual buffer between the acoustic buffer and Noosa Drive.
20.    The first floor of units 4 – 10 shall be acoustically designed to ensure road noise does not exceed
       63dB(A)L10(18hours) based on predicted traffic volumes ten years hence. An acoustic report prepared by a
       suitably qualified consultant shall be lodged with an application for Building Works identifying suitable
       noise mitigation measures for these units. All recommended mitigation measures for the subject units
       shall be installed prior to occupation.
Koala Management
21.    All clearing of native vegetation on-site shall be in accordance with Section 16 of the Nature Conservation
       (Koala) Conservation Plan 2006 requiring that a koala spotter be present on site to protect koalas from
       death or injury and allow for their safe movement away from areas of the site subject to clearing. Koala
       habitat trees include species of Angophora, Corymbia, Eucalyptus, Lophostemon and Melaleuca.
22.    All clearing of native vegetation shall be in accordance with Section 15 of the Nature Conservation (Koala)
       Conservation Plan 2006 requiring that clearing be undertaken in a way that complies with the sequential
       clearing conditions as specified in the relevant Section. The requirement shall ensure that koalas living in
       or near the clearing site have enough time to move out of the area without human intervention.
23.    No koalas shall be permitted to be captured or translocated from the site. A tree in which a koala is
       present, and any tree overlapping that tree, shall be left until the koala has moved from the tree of its own
       volition.




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