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Attachment 4 - Bushfire management vegetation clearing approval
Officer Name: Michael Lyons Officer Email: [email protected] Phone No: 07 5329 6500 CRM No: RM2022/09056 & RM2020/5358 7 June 2022 OZCARE c/- 66 River Terrace Kangaroo Point QLD 4169 Attention: Anna Gorgijeski ([email protected]) Dear Ms Gorgijeski, Re: APPROVAL to remove vegetation for fire management purposes 100 Cooyar Street, Noosa Heads Council advises that your recent application for permission to remove vegetation for fire management purposes within Girraween Nature Refuge (1SP239726) has been approved under specific conditions as indicated below: General 1. Approval is for the removal of vegetation, as detailed in permit application and email sent to Council 27" April 2022. No vegetation, other than that specifically approved for removal, is to be damaged. 2. The applicant, Ozcare, is responsible for all costs associated with the work and reinstatement of the site to Council Approved Standard. 3. Should the work result in damage to council infrastructure or should remediation of the site be required following completion of the work, council may use part or all of the bond to fund such work. Should the amount of the bond be insufficient to cover costs, the applicant will be liable to cover those additional costs. 4. Residents who may be affected by the removal of the tree must be notified of the work at least three days in advance of the work being undertaken. 5. All debris associated with the work must be removed from the site. 6. A Council representative attends a pre-start meeting prior to works commencing. 7. Ajoint (Ozcare & Noosa Shire Council) media release, stating purpose of activity is to be published for broader community notification. 8. No impacts to Endangered, Vulnerable & Near Threatened species identified under the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992. 9. Sheoak (Allocasuarina littoralis) trees are to be retained in perpetuity as per submitted survey to Council on the 27" April 2022. Contractors 10. Approved Noosa Council contractors must be engaged to undertake the approved work. 11. Contractors are required to be trained to AQF Level 3 in Arboriculture or equivalent recognised and with relevant experience, 12. All work is to be performed in accordance with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations required by authorities having jurisdiction over such work and provide for all inspections and permits required by Federal, State and Local Governments and Authorities in furnishing and transporting materials. 13. All Workplace Health & Safety regulations must be adhered to. NOOSA COUNCIL PO Box 1414 P. (07) 5325 6500 [email protected] ABN. 97 Gea 214 L TEWANTIN QLD 4565 F. (07) 5329 6504 www.noosa.qid.gov.iau Document Set ID: 21955679 Version: 1, Version Date: 08/06/2022
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14. All machinery is to be controlled by competent operators in possession of appropriate and current licences/tickets. 15. Contractors must hold Public Liability Insurance in the sum of $20 million. 16. The Dial Before You Dig information obtained (this can be done online at https://Awww.1100.com.au/) which demonstrates that the tree works will not interfere with existing underground services, is to be provided to the tree contractor prior to works commencing. 17. Traffic and pedestrian access and management must be MUTCD (Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices) compliant. 18. Work must be undertaken and completed within 28 days of receipt of approval. Native wildlife 19. A licensed and qualified fauna spotter/catcher is present at all times during operations. Stumps 20. Stumps are to be cut as low as possible and poisoned with an appropriate herbicide application to prevent re-shooting. OR 21, Stumps must be ground to a minimum depth of 200mm. 22. Stump grinding is to be inclusive of any surface roots that may be reasonably considered a potential trip hazard to pedestrians. 23. Woodchip produced during stump grinding is to be removed from the site. 24, Depressions created during stump grinding operations must be back filled to existing ground level with soil containing no more than 2% organic material. 25. Stump grinding sites are to be left in a clean and safe condition for use by pedestrians. Please note that in order to receive the Bond refund OZCARE must email Council to advise completion of all works and provide your bank account details. Once inspected and all works are fully completed and accepted, Council will release the performance bond back to you. Should you wish to discuss this issue further, please do not hesitate to contact our Natural Areas team at [email protected]., or Council’s contact officer noted on this correspondence. Please quote RM2022/09056 for any future communication regarding this matter. Yours faithfully, Leo Jensen Director Environment and Sustainable Development (Acting) Document Set ID: 21955679 Version: 1, Version Date: 08/06/2022
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Noosa National Park
Girraween Nature Refuge
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From: Ashley Everton
Sent: Wednesday, 27 April 2022 3:15 PM
To: Michael Lyons <[email protected]>
Cc: Lisa Pienaar <[email protected]>; Kerri Coyle <[email protected]>; Peter
Milne <[email protected]>; Fred Jacuzzi <[email protected]>; Anna
Gorgijeski <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Ozcare Noosa - 100 Cooyar St Noosa Heads
Importance: High
Hi Michael,
We have not received Council’s updated letter as identified below.
However, please find attached our final Bushfire Vegetation Management Application to undertake
works within the Girraween Nature Refuge on Lot 1 SP 239726. We would greatly appreciate if
Council could issue a fee quote for the updated application and bond fees for Ozcare to organise
payment, to then enable Council to issue the final approval to enable the works to occur from 9th to
13th May 2022.
If you have any questions please call me on my mobile to discuss.
Thanks,
Ashley
Ashley Everton Associate Director
Planning
T. +617 3852 1822
M. +61 423 741 892
W. ethosurban.com
Level 4, 215 Adelaide Street
Brisbane QLD 4000
(Turrbal, Jagera and Yugara Land)
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Our ref: 7190526
Council ref: PLM21/0010 & RM20205358
27 April 2022
Environmental Operations
Environment and Sustainable Development
Noosa Shire Council
Att: Michael Lyons
By email: [email protected]
Dear Micahel,
RE: Bushfire Vegetation Management Approval
Girraween Nature Refuge on Lot 1 SP 239726
Reference is made to Council’s RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval dated 7
October 2020 and pre-lodgement advice dated 17 July 2021.
This letter has been prepared by Ethos Urban on behalf of the Applicant, Ozcare, seeking final approval to
undertake bushfire vegetation management works within the Girraween Nature Refuge on Lot 1 SP 239726.
This request is supported by the following information:
Attachment 1 - RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval
Attachment 2 - Council pre-lodgement advice 17 July 2021
Attachment 3 - Arboriculture Qualifications
Attachment 4 - Work Cover and Liability Insurance
Attachment 5 - Survey
Attachment 6 - Risk Assessment Form
Attachment 7 - Application Pathway & Infrastructure Agreement Correspondence
Attachment 8 - Access trail crossing
Smart People, T. +61 7 3852 1822 E. [email protected] L4, Adelaide Street Brisbane ABN.
People Smart W. ethosurban.com QLD 4000 13 615 087 931
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Response to RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval and Council pre-lodgement advice 17 July 2021
The following provides responses to the items contained within Council’s RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval and pre-
lodgement advice dated 17 July 2021.
Requirement Action and update
RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval
1. Payment of an application fee of $187.00 and a bond of $643 to be Noted. We request that Council issue an invoice for payment identifying
made at our Customer Service Counter located at level 1, 9 Pelican the current applicable fees.
Street, Tewantin. Please note that return of the bond will be subject
to an inspection of the site after completion of works and the
inspection may take up to 10 working days from datecustomer
advises completion of the works.
2. Contractors that are engaged to undertake tree removal are required to TreeFix ABN 39019550176 has been engaged to undertake the works.
be trained to AQF Level 3 in Arboriculture or equivalent recognised and Please refer to the Arboriculture Qualifications attached as Attachment
with relevant experience. 3
3. Contractors must hold Public Liability Insurance in the sum of $20 million. Please refer TreeFix’s Work Cover and Liability Insurance attached as
Attachment 4.
4. A Dial Before You Dig must be obtained; this can be done A survey of the site has been undertaken to identify site services, please
online at https://www.1100.com.au/ and evidence provided refer to Attachment 5.
that the tree works will notinterfere with existing underground
services.
5. Residents who may be affected by the removal of the tree must be Noted. The site does not have any directly adjoining neighbours in the
notified of thework at least three days in advance. area that the works are to be undertaken.
6. All debris associated with the removal must be removed from the site. Noted. To be undertaken and confirmed post works.
7. Traffic and pedestrian access and management is the Noted. Given the location of the clearing external traffic and pedestrian
responsibility of thecontractor/client. management is not required
8. Work must be undertaken and completed within 28 days of receipt of The contractor is scheduled to undertake the works from the 9th to 13th
approval. May 2022.
9. If required, stumps must be ground to specifications. Noted. Will action where required.
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10. Applicant is to submit on behalf of the contractor WH&S Risk Please refer to Attachment 5 – Risk Assessment Form.
Assessment form,identifying hazards and relevant control
measures prior to commencement.
Council pre-lodgement advice 17 July 2021
a) Temporary Access: Council agrees to the use of Council’s land (Lot 1 on Noted. The retention of retention of Glossy Black Cockatoo feed trees,
SP239726) for temporary construction access, generally in accordance namely She-Oaks, have been identified on the survey (Attachment 1)
with the below subject to retention of glossy black feed trees. The
construction access route commences within the Ozcare land (Lot 9 on
RP 225312) carpark, it then makes its way to the Council land access path
via an existing driveway next to the existing shed (to be removed and
replaced with a refuse storage and collection area), access to the
development area is then available via the existing Council access
path. Construction access will be approved through the development
application process, no need to contact Council’s Property Team
separately.
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b) Application Pathway: Council’s preference is for a development application Ethos Urban advised Council of the intention to pursue a Minor Change
to be lodged over both the Ozcare land and Council land to accommodate approval pathway with accompanying Infrastructure Agreement on 9
the bushfire mitigation within the approval – this would require a Change December 2021, see Attachment 7 - Application Pathway &
‘Other’ Application to development approval 21675 DA dated 7 December Infrastructure Agreement Correspondence.
2005, due to the application applying to a new parcel of land (i.e. the
Council land). The Applicant should contact Denis Wallace (Property Ozcare is currently preparing an Infrastructure Agreement that will cover:
Advisor, Noosa Council, 5329 6239, [email protected]) to
a) Construction of the access track crossing, refer to Attachment 8 -
arrange the relevant consent to lodge the application over Council land.
Access trail crossing.
However, if there are any issues with the regional planning designation of Note: the construction of the access track crossing will occur after
Council’s land and the ability to lodge a development application, Council development approval has been granted but prior to the
will agree to the preparation of an Infrastructure Agreement, at Ozcare’s commencement of use. The design plan will be submitted with the
expense, that stipulates the requirements of the above – this would involve Infrastructure Agreement.
a Minor Change Application to development approval 21675 DA as there
would be no new land parcel added to the application, but would still need b) Maintenance of the access track (including crossing).
to confirm there are no new referral agencies and the proposal meets the c) Maintenance of the vegetation buffer zone along the north-eastern
test of a minor change. and south-eastern boundary of the Subject Site, refer to Attachment 1
- RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional
Approval but retaining She-Oak Black Cockatoo feed trees as
identified on the survey (Attachment 5):
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i) north-eastern boundary: maximum total width of 20m comprising
15m as a Fire Access Trail / Fuel Free Zone width and 5m Fuel
Reduction Zone width.
ii) south-eastern boundary: maximum total width of 15m comprising a
15m Fuel Free Zone.
Note: the bushfire vegetation management works sought to be
authorised by the application will be undertaken prior to the lodgement
of a development application. An updated survey / aerial photograph of
the site post works will be included within the Infrastructure Agreement.
c) Bushfire Vegetation Management on Council land: Council agrees in The bushfire vegetation management works are proposed to be
principle to the use of Council land for bushfire vegetation maintenance, undertaken in accordance with Attachment 1 - RM20205358 Bushfire
maximum total width of 20m comprising 15m as a fire access trail width Vegetation Management Conditional Approval:
and 5m fuel reduction zone. The clearing of glossy black cockatoo feed
i) north-eastern boundary: maximum total width of 20m comprising 15m
trees should be avoided, see further details below. The attached
as a Fire Access Trail / Fuel Free Zone width and 5m Fuel Reduction
RM20205358 Bushfire Vegetation Management Conditional Approval
Zone width.
requires a further application to Council for approval to undertake the
clearing works prior to the development application being lodged to protect ii) south-eastern boundary: maximum total width of 15m comprising a
existing infrastructure and building works on site and people. 15m Fuel Free Zone.
Glossy Black Cockatoo feed trees, namely She-Oaks, will be retained as
Council’s endorsed Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Fire
management Plan permits a 20m wide area in Council’s land per the survey attached as Attachment 5.
comprising 15m as a fire access trail width and 5m fuel reduction zone
Note: the bushfire vegetation management works sought to be authorised
for the nursing home.
by the application will be undertaken prior to the lodgement of a
development application. An updated survey / aerial photograph of the
This means all vegetation is cleared within the 15m Fire Access Trail
site post works will be included within the Infrastructure Agreement.
or the Fuel Free Zone, then 5m Fuel Reduction Zone. Fuel Reduction
Zone requires understorey and mid-storey vegetation removed but
mature trees(those with stem diameter greater than 200mm) are Please refer to the access trail crossing design attached as Attachment
8.
retained, lower branches of mature trees in this zone should be lift
pruned (in accordance with AS 4973 - Pruning of Amenity Trees) to
Note: the construction of the access track crossing will occur after
2m above ground level to prevent fires moving from ground into tree
canopy. The below image provides some guidance for the Fuel development approval has been granted but prior to the commencement
Reduced/Reduction Zone: of use. The design plan will be submitted with the Infrastructure
Agreement.
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As stated in the FMP, Fire access trails need to be well formed
(natural surface) drained and works still need to achieve biodiversity
outcomes. For instance, further investigation by the applicant would
need to be conducted in the northern & southern sections with regards
to potential glossy black cockatoo feed trees and if deemed present
retained.
To properly aid emergency access, piped drainage from this
development currently hinders vehicle throughfare, see below aerial
image. It would be beneficial if this infrastructure was extended (or
removed altogether) to allow complete access.
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Further investigation though is needed at the south eastern and
northern corners and investigation of feed trees for glossy black
cockatoos – where feed trees exist, clearing should be avoided and
where necessary fire management mitigation measures should be
undertaken on the Ozcare site.
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We kindly request that Council issue the final Bushfire Vegetation Management approval and invoices for
payment of the applicable application fee and bond to enable the works to be undertaken from 9th to 13th May
2022.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Yours sincerely,
……………………………..
Ashley Everton
Associate Director
ETHOS URBAN
0423 74 1892
[email protected]
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Officer Name: Michael Lyons
Officer Email: [email protected]
Phone No: 07 5329 6500
CRM No: RM2020/53583
7 October 2020
Anna Gorgijeski
66 River Terrace
Kangaroo Point QLD 4169
Dear Anna,
RE: Request for approval to remove vegetation for Fire Mitigation
Further to your request for approval to undertake work to remove specified vegetation to
20m along the North-eastern boundary and 15m along the south-eastern boundary, I am
advising the results of the inspection and assessment undertaken by council’s
Assessment Officer.
Approval for removal of the vegetation for fire mitigation will be granted, subject to
conditions, and upon receipt of further information and payment of an application fee and
a bond. Particulars contained in this letter are for your information only - this letter does
not grant approval.
The following conditions will be applied:
1. Payment of an application fee of $187.00 and a bond of $643 to be made at our
Customer Service Counter located at level 1, 9 Pelican Street, Tewantin. Please
note that return of the bond will be subject to an inspection of the site after
completion of works and the inspection may take up to 10 working days from date
customer advises completion of the works.
2. Contractors that are engaged to undertake tree removal are required to be trained to
AQF Level 3 in Arboriculture or equivalent recognised and with relevant experience.
3. Contractors must hold Public Liability Insurance in the sum of $20 million.
4. A Dial Before You Dig must be obtained; this can be done online at
https://www.1100.com.au/ and evidence provided that the tree works will not
interfere with existing underground services.
5. Residents who may be affected by the removal of the tree must be notified of the
work at least three days in advance.
6. All debris associated with the removal must be removed from the site.
7. Traffic and pedestrian access and management is the responsibility of the
contractor/client.
8. Work must be undertaken and completed within 28 days of receipt of approval.
9. If required, stumps must be ground to specifications.
10. Applicant is to submit on behalf of the contractor WH&S Risk Assessment form,
identifying hazards and relevant control measures prior to commencement.
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To further your request, please complete and return to council:
• Payment of the application fee and bond required; and
Your application will be processed within 10 business days.
Please note – if your completed application form with payment of the application fee and
bond is not received within three (3) months of the date of this letter, your request will
lapse and be closed. If you require further time to complete your application, please
advise Council within the three month timeframe.
Should you wish to discuss this issue further, please do not hesitate to contact Council’s
Parks team at [email protected] Please quote RM2020/53583 for any future
communication regarding this matter.
Yours faithfully,
Michael Lyons
Environment and Sustainable Development
Technical Officer – Natural Areas I Noosa Council
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Record of Results
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HOR302 Advanced lree removal 11-[rar-1998 23-Feb-1999 csr J
HOB314 Horlicultural workplace quality 11-Mar-1998 23-Feb-1999 CSI J
HOR353 Machinery and equipment mainlenance 11-Mar-1998 23-Feb-1999 csr J
RTF50'103 Diploma of Horticulture
CSI - TAFE Queensland East Coasl Nalional Provider Number 0418
BSBI\,,IGT6O9A Ivlanage risk 11-May-2006 30-Apr-2007 cst J
RTC5504A Develop a management plan for a 1'1-N,4ay-2006 30-Apr-2007 cst J
designated area
BTC5801A Provide specialist advice to clients 1 1-N,4ay-2006 30-Ap12007 CSI J
BTC5908A Prepare estimales, quoles and tenders 11-[,4ay-2006 30-Apr'2007 cst J
BTC59134 Collect and manage daia 11-Nray-2006 30-Apr'2007 cst J
RTC59144 Prepare reporls 11-[ray-2006 30-Apr-2007 CSI J
RTE58O74 Manage slaff 11-May-2006 30-Apr-2007 CSI J
CEO, TAFE Queensland Dale 30-Oc12014 Page
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(VET) Transcript
The records held in the National VET Provider Collection’ for training
undertaken from 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2018 show that
ASHLEY WAYNE TREBILCOCK
(Are your name details incorrect? Update your personal details)
@ Select all @)
Undertook the following nationally accredited VET
unit(s) and module(s):
Provider: TAFE QUEENSLAND EAST COAST (0418)
Select: 0
Unit/Module UNDERTAKE AERIAL RESCUE
(identifier - (FI (AHCARB306A) - (20)
Outcome RPL
Enrotinent Period = - 27/01/2016 - 21/03/2016
Select o
Unit/Module UNDERTAKE STANDARD
{identifies - (FI CLIMBING TECHNIQUES
(AHCARB204A) - (20)
Outcome RPL
Enrolment Penod 27/01/2016 - 21/03/2016
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_ Interlink Training | o— Professional Training Solutions aa ae - RTO No: 21055 | This és to certify that | Ashley Trebilcock Participant Number: 9459677 Has successfully fulfilled the requirements for: } AHC30816 Certificate Ill in Arboriculture a ——— a joa ae j [ore = Document ID: $489677-7904892 lana —= bssued: 26 July 2021 A = ABN 73.030 208 674 a J Nallouaaly Recoerati Phone: ae lve This quabfication is recognised within the Australian Qualification Framework
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1 Marve Mores Cnet tennis Offeae Interlink Professional Training Sotut This ts to certify that Benjamin Walker Participant Number: 9457676 Has successfully fulfilled the requirements for AHC30816 Certificate III in Arboriculture benued: 26 Juby 2021 Ale 73.010 906 674 Prone 1200 731 were Witertr’ edu ay —_—— ( I S Document IO: 9450676-790478) A | = [ies woaheatan 6 recaqrentd witen the Auirtrahan Qualification Farmewors
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Australian Government
Student Identifiers Registrar
Authenticated Vocational Education and Training (VET) Transcript
The records held in the National VET Provider Collection for training undertaken from 1 January 2015 show that
BENJAMIN ROBERT WALKER
Undertook the following nationally accredited VET unit(s) and module(s):
Provider: INTERLINK TRAINING (21055)
Unit/Module (Outcome
(identifier) - (F1")
PREPARE AND APPLY CHEMICALS cA
(AHCCHM303) - (21)
TRANSPORT AND STORE CHEMICALS a
(AHCCHIM304) - (21)
USE STANDARD CLIMBING TECHNIQUES TO ACCESS TREES
(AHCARB312) - (21)
WORKING SAFELY NEAR LIVE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AS A NON- cA
ELECTRICAL WORKER
(UETTDREL144) - (22)
OPERATE A POLE SAW ca
(Fwecors238) - (13)
TRIM AND CUT FELLED TREES cy
(Fwecor2239) - (13)
COORDINATE WORK SITE ACTIVITIES “a
(AHCWRK305) - (11)
SHIFT MATERIALS SAFELY USING MANUAL HANDLING METHODS cA
{TuD1004) - (23)
Provider: BLUE DOG TRAINING PTY LTD (31193)
‘Unit/Module Outcome
(identifier) - (F1°)
WORK SAFELY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY cA
(CPCCOHS10024) - (20)
Provider: RE:VIVA FIRST AID & RESUSCITATION TRAINING PTY LTD (90176)
Unit/Module _ Outcome
(identifier) - (FI")
PROVIDE BASIC EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPORT cA
{HLTAIDOO2) - (20)
PROVIDE CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION cA
(HUTAIDOO4) - (20)
PROVIDE FIRST AID cA
{HLTAIDOO3) - (20)
Date Generated: 09 February 2021 4:12:58 PM
Times are shown in AET
Enrolment Period
15/08/2019-15/08/2019
18/03/2019-28/03/2019
21/02/2019-21/02/2019
26/10/2018-23/11/2018
26/10/2018-23/11/2018
31/08/2018-23/11/2018
31/08/2018-31/08/2018
Enrolment Period
(09/09/2017-11/09/2017
Enrolment Period
20/07/2016-20/07/2016
20/07/2016-20/07/2016
20/07/2016-20/07/2016
Page | 1of3
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Authenticated Vocational Education and Training Transcript of the records heid in the National VET Provider Collection from 1 January 2015 for BENJAMIN ROSERT WALKER 1s currently enrolied in the following nationally accredited VET unit(s) and module|s): Provider: INTERLINK TRAINING (21055) Unit/Module (identifier) - (Fi) FALL TREES MANUALLY (INTERMEDIATE) (FwPFGM212) - (11) INSPECT TREES FOR ACCESS AND WORK (AHCARB302) - (21) PERFORM PRUNING OPERATIONS (AHCARB303) - (21) IDENTIFY TREES (ArICARB313) - (11) PERFORM GROUND BASED RIGGING (ArICARB207) - (11) ‘THE, DRESS, SET AND FINISH ARBORIST KNOTS (@rICARB311) - (12) Date Generated: 09 February 2021 4-12-58 PM Times are shown in AET PERRET Page | 20f3
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Authenticated Vocstona! Education ard Training Tranccrpt
Of the record: heid in the National VET Provider Collection from 1 January 2015 for
BENJAMIN ROBERT WALKER
Disclaimer
‘This transcript has been compiled using information held by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research
{NCVER}. The information is collated from submissions to the NCVER by the registered training organisations (RTOs) where
the student was enrolled.
RTOs provide these submissions on either a quarterly or annual basis. This means that recently completed qualifications
may not appear on the transcript until the next submission period falls due. In respect of any such qualifications, the USI
holder should provide the testamur or statement of attainment issued by the RTO.
‘The Registrar does not warrant the completeness of information in this transcript. The Registrar will have no liability
{including in negligence) to any person for any loss, damage, cost or expense (including reasonable legal costs and
expenses) incurred or arising by reason of any person using or relying on this transcript.
For more information please visit www.usi govay and www never edu.au.
Explanatory Notes
cA Competency achieved
nyc Not yet Competent
w ‘Withdrawn/discontinued
RPL Recognition of prior learning granted
RPLN Recognition of prior learning not granted
a Credit transfer/national recognition
Cont Continuing enrolment
sc Non-assessable enrolment — satisfactorily completed
NC Non-assessable enrolment - withdrawn or not satisfactorily completed
NYE Not yet available
RTOC incomplete due to RTO closure
value Description - Funding Source
i Commonwealth and state general purpose recurrent
3 Commonwealth specific purpose programs
35 ‘State specific purpose programs
20 Domestic full fee-paying client
30 intemational full fee-paying client
20 Revenue earned from another training organisation
NR Not Reported
34 intemational onshore client - other revenue
32 intemational offshore client - other revenue
value Description - Enrolment Period
NR Not Reported
‘The National Centre for Vorations! Education Research (NCVER) holds the National VET Provider Collection which includes records
of reported nationally recognized VET qualifications and units/madules. Training organizations report training on either 2 quarterly
‘or annual bass. This means that recently completed qualification: may not sppesr on the tranzcript until the next reporting period.
* Fl Funding IGentifier indicates the cource of funding used to undertake the training.
Date Generated: 09 February 2021 4:12:58 PM Page |30f3
Times are shown in AET
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Certificate of Currency
Employer's information
Employer name Hanley Signata Pty Ltd
Trading name Tree Fix
ABN 39 019 550 176
ACN 150 279 799
Policy number WAD150466620
Insurance type Accident Insurance Policy
Statement of coverage
This certificate issued on 14 September 2021 is a Certificate of Currency, which provides cover under the Workers'
Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 for:
(a) the employer's legal liability for compensation; and
(b) the employer's legal liability for damages.
The amount of insurance under the workers' compensation scheme is unlimited subject to the provisions of the
Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 and the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Regulation
2014 and the employer's compliance with their requirements. In some instances, non-compliance can jeopardise an
employer's insurance cover but will not prevent an injured worker from being compensated pursuant to the Act.
This Certificate of Currency is issued for the insurance period from 01 July 2021 to 30 June 2022.
This Certificate of Currency is current on the date of issue. The employer's insurance policy will remain current while
they continue to make premium instalment payments or premium is fully paid.
WorkCover industry classification
731338 - Tree Lopping & Arborist Services
For more information, please contact us on 1300 362 128 or visit our website at worksafe.qld.gov.au.
GPO Box 2459 Brisbane QLD 4001 - 280 Adelaide Street P: 1300 362 128 F: 1300 651 387 ABN: 40 577 162 756 worksafe.qld.gov.au 1
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631 Waverley Road
Glen Waverley Vic 3150
Tel: 03 8544 1600
Fax: 03 8544 1699
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.fitzpatrick.com.au
Certificate of Currency
Combined General & Products Liability Insurance
This Certificate:
• Is issued as a matter of information only and confers no rights upon the holder.
• Does not amend, extend or alter the coverage afforded by the Policy(ies) listed.
• Is only a summary of the cover provided.
• Reference must be made to the current Policy wording for full details
• Is current at the date of issue only.
This Certificate confirms that the undermentioned Policy is effective in accordance with the details shown:
Policy Number: 467029Q
Insured: Hanley Signata Pty Ltd ATF Hanford Trust T/as Tree Fix
Business Description: Tree Services
Period of Insurance: From: 02/03/2022 at 4pm local standard time
To: 02/03/2023 at 4pm local standard time
Limit of Indemnity: AUD $20,000,000 any one Occurrence in respect of public liability and in the
aggregate during the Period of Insurance in respect of products liability.
.
Fitzpatrick & Company Insurance Brokers Pty Ltd, Date Tuesday, 1 March 2022
as an agent of Liberty International Underwriters
Horticultural’s Programme Combined General & Products Liability Policy
Liberty Specialty Markets is a trading name of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Australia Branch (ABN 61 086 083 605)
incorporated in Massachusetts, USA (the liability of members is limited)
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B.B.H. PTY. LTD. (ACN 010 427 531) (trading as Bennett and CLIENT
Bennett Group) hereby certify that the land comprised in this plan PO Box 5021, GCMC QLD 9726 ETHOS URBAN
was surveyed by the corporation, by Majella Therese Barnes, Ph: (07) 5631 8000 | [email protected] B E N N ET T + Locality
Surveying Graduate, for whose work the corporation accepts Surveying, Town Planning & Spatial Services NOOSA HEADS
tesponsibility, under the supervision of Stephen Paul Pedwell, www.bennettandbennett.com.au BE N N ETT Local Auth
Cadastral Surveyor, and that the plan is accurate, that the said . a . NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL
survey was performed in accordance with the Survey and Mapping
Infrastructure Act 2003 and Surveyors Act 2003 and associated Map Ref Scale
Regulations and Standards and that the said survey was completed 9545-33142 1:1500
on 4/4/2022. Drawn Plan No.
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RP176150 (1980) which surveyed most of the road frontage boundaries of Cooyar Street and Langura Street as one survey.
Stations 1, 3, 5 & 7 are fixed by original marks and measure in general agreement with RP845331. Station 2 is reinstated by
proportion of excess to RP845331 between Stations 1 & 3. Station 4 is reinstated by proportion of excess to RP845331
between Stations 3 & 5. Station 6 is reinstated by proportion of excess to RP845331 between Stations 5 & 7.
Stations 9 — 13 are reinstated original dimensions per RP176150 between Stations 7 & 14. Stations 7, §e23 & 24 are fixed
by original marks and measure in general agreement with DP276620. Stations 15 — 19 are reinst \ dimensions
per RP176150 between Stations 14 & 20. Station 21 is reinstated deed distance per ree BS Stations 20 & 22,
Stations 30 — 32 & 35 are fixed by original marks and measure in general agreement with deed. Station 34 is reinstated
deed distance from Station 30. Station 33 is reinstated deed distance from Station 34 and parallel with Line 30 — 31. It also
maintains the 20m wide corridor in relation to Station 31. Station 36 is under water and therefore not searched. It has been
shown deed dimension from Station 35.
Stations 25 — 29 are fixed by original marks. Stations 7, 27 & 30 maintain their deed distance between them. Stations 28 &
29 measure original distance per DP276620, but 0.025m excess to Station 17 which is due to the reinstatement of Cooyar
Street. Stations 6, 25 & 26 measure in general agreement with SP300412. Station 26 to Station 27 measures 0.068m
shortage to deed and Station 8 to Station 27 measures 0.027m shortage to deed.
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