Reference Document - 152000.200053.3 - Vegetation Management Plan (As Published)

The targeted weed species within the land area defined by the vegetation covenant follows the weed species listed in the following standards and
legislation:

         Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002,
         Sub-ordinate Regulation 2003, and

All weed control methods outlined in this section follows Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles to manage weed impacts. Some weed species have
no herbicide currently registered for their control in Queensland and an off-label use permit (PER11463) is required. This allows the use of various
herbicides for the control of environmental weeds in non-agricultural areas, bushland and forests.

Weed control is required in the Plan area. Regular re-treatment is recommended as a seed bank of the weed species would exist and regeneration of weed
species may occur after initial weed treatment.

Weeds apart from priority species listed below should all be addressed in weed control works.
Table 32 Priority weed species and control methods.

 Weed species              Method               Comments and considerations
 Asparagus                 Manually removal
 aethiopicus &             (‘crowning’),
 africanus                 bagging and
                           disposal from site
 Baccharis                 Cut and swab
 halimifolia
 Sphagneticola             Foliar spray or      Removal of Sphagneticola trilobata is recommended to reduce
 trilobata                 manually removal.    the risk of infestation within the Plan area. Any manually
                                                removed debris to be bagged and removed off site to be
                                                disposed of appropriately.
 Opuntia stricta           Basal bark
                           treatment
 Lantana camara            Cut & swab or hand
                           removal
 Scheffleria               Manually
 terebinthifolia           remove/cut stump




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