Decision Notice - 010.2006.00001395.001 [As Published] · 132006.1395

NOOSA COUNCIL IDAS Development Application Decision Notice                                                   5 of 17


Fauna
24.     An experienced wildlife spotter shall be on site at all times during the clearing of any vegetation to ensure
        the survival of faunal species utilising the site as habitat.
Landscape Plans
25.     A Development Permit for Operational Works for landscaping shall be obtained prior to the
        commencement of any landscaping works. All detailed landscape plans for the development shall comply
        with the requirements of the landscaping conditions herein. To this extent the landscaping plans shall be
        prepared by a qualified Landscape Architect or qualified horticulturist.
26.     Landscaped areas shall be integrated floristically and structurally with the surrounding native vegetation.
        To be consistent with an ecologically sustainable design philosophy, all species located in landscape
        areas within the developed portion of the site shall be consistent with Council’s Landscaping Guidelines –
        Planning Scheme Policy PSP3.
27.     A Landscape Plan shall be prepared for all of the required building setback areas, including the buffer
        area at the frontage of the site adjacent to Noosa Drive. Where other permits for Operational Works for
        roads, drainage or access are required, the landscaping layout shall be based on approved drawings for
        those operational works.
        The detailed landscaping plans are to address:-
        27.1. Street tree planting to allow good shade canopy once fully mature to Noosa Drive;
        27.2. Road & service locations;
        27.3. The retention of existing native vegetation within the following areas:-
               27.3.1.    The 6 metre buffer adjacent to Noosa Drive and the required side property setbacks of
                          Units 4 - 10 located to the east of the proposed internal driveway and access and
                          measures employed to ensure this vegetation retention;
               27.3.2.    Around the perimeter of the development footprint of Units 4 – 10; and
               27.3.3.    The required building setbacks and the areas identified as Primary Habitat on Map 5 –
                          Potential Skink Habitat (excluding the building envelopes of Units 1 –3 including a
                          maximum of 2 metres beyond the building footprints of these units as indicated on the
                          approved plans). Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat accompanies the Ecological
                          Assessment Report and has been prepared by Biological and Environmental Service
                          and dated 19 may 2006.
        27.4. Landscaping treatments including dense vegetation to the following:-
               27.4.1.    The 6 metre vegetated buffer adjacent to Noosa Drive;
               27.4.2.    Both side boundary building setbacks of Units 4 – 10 located to the east of the proposed
                          internal driveway and access road;
               27.4.3.    The perimeter of the development footprint of Units 4 – 10; and
               27.4.4.    East of the acoustic buffer located on boundary of the property and the registered
                          easement for the site.
        27.5. Ecological Restoration to the following areas:-
               27.5.1.    Within a maximum of 2 metres from the building footprints of Units 1, 2 and 3;
               27.5.2.    Outside of the maximum allowable cleared area of 2 metres from the building footprints
                          of Units 1, 2 and 3 and within the areas identified as Primary Habitat on Map 5 –
                          Potential Skink Habitat located to the west of the proposed internal driveway and access
                          road. Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat accompanies the Ecological Assessment Report
                          and has been prepared by Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19 may
                          2006.
        27.6. All the works and items that the Developer shall undertake or provide to establish and secure the
              rear conservation area prior to dedication.
        27.7. Tree protection during construction with particular emphasis on the vegetation to be retained on
              the site included but not limited to the following;-
               27.7.1.    The existing native vegetation to be retained within the required building setbacks of
                          Units 1, 2 and 3 and within the area identified as Primary Habitat on Map 5 – Potential
                          Skink Habitat. Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat accompanies the Ecological Assessment
                          Report and has been prepared by Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19
                          may 2006;




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