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Landscape Drawings
From the archive Change Application.zip (folder Attachments), inside Change Application - OPW16/0203.01 - DA Form 5 - Cover Letter - Civil Drawings - Arborit Report - DTMR Correspondence - 19 Trading Post Road Cooroy - Palm Lake Stage 2. File date in the archive: 2021-09-01 15:49.
NOTES AND SPECIFICATIONS
1. LANDSCAPE SCOPE OF WORKS 8. WEED CONTROL NOTES 9. MULCH
Works as specified within the landscape scope include the following Weed management is to include the control of all weeds from within the Mulch to to be free of contaminants including weed propagules and installed
softscape works in order to establish a landscape buffer between the buffer planting area during site preparation and the maintenance period, typically at 100mm thickness. A thin layer of mulch (approximately 20-30mm)
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proposed Elm St footpath and the Palm Lakes Resort property boundary. including species listed in the following: is to be spread in areas of dense native regrowth. Mulch to be forest blend or
Typically works include: approved equivalent and should contain a mix of leaves, twigs, bark and
· Invasive Plants listed under the Biosecurity Act 2014;
· Removal of exotic taxa including weeds wood.
· Mulch to planting area · Weeds of National Significance (WONS) under the Commonwealth
· Softscape planting of tubestock species Government Weeds strategy; 10. PLANTING AREAS
· Establishment and maintenance · Invasive Naturalised Plants in South East Queensland, 2002, Once weed treatment has taken effect and mulch has been applied, individual
Queensland Herbarium; and planting holes are to be manually dug by hand or mechanical auger at the
2. SITE DESCRIPTION densities prescribed within this Plan.
· Any other exotic plants known to exhibit weed characteristics (i.e.
Works are to be undertaken generally in accordance with the existing Invasive, competitive characteristics).
extent of the landscape buffer located between Elm Street and the Palm Refer to planting schedule for a list of species to be planted within designated
Lakes Resort property boundary. Due to the installation of a new footpath Typically weed control works are to be undertaken as per the South East areas. Species have been derived based on existing flora assemblages
on Elm Street a number of upper and midstorey native species will be Queensland Restoration Framework: Manual. However, weed control present throughout the buffer area.
removed to accommodate the footpath and associated earthworks. techniques as outlined in this plan must be followed and are considered
Landscape works will focus on providing buffer planting to areas where necessary due to prescribed maintenance periods.
native vegetation removal has occurred in addition to providing planting to Refer to planting schedule for stock sizes and numbers. All plants are to be
Notwithstanding the requirements of the SEQ Restoration Framework the
areas previously maintained as turf between the new footpath and the evently distributed throughout the deisnged planting areas with random
following should also apply:
Palm Lakes property boundary. Buffer planting has been designed to species distribution undertaken. As a minimum, all planting stock should
· Hand removal of large herbaceous weeds is desirable where feasible. have:
include a 2m wide groundcover planting area to the outside of the footpath
in order to provide adequate separation between pathway users and · Care should be taken to avoid disturbance or damage to the soil profile · A significantly established root system;
or to native plants in the area.
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tree/shrub species. Additionally this seperation will provide increased
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· Not display signs of 'yellowing', leaf or stem damage or disease, root
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safety to the pathway system as per CPTED guidelines. · All seed heads should be removed and bagged to ensure no further curling/girdling or restriction related to being 'pot bound';
contamination occurs.
· Trees and shrubs to have a single, straight trunk that is a minimum of
3. LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS · Herbicide mixing must be undertaken away from waterways, planting 25cm tall for 50mm tube-stock; and
Unless specified or detailed with this set of Landscape drawings works are areas and at prescribed rates.
to be to Local Authority details and requirements. · Be sun hardened.
· Active constituent must be suitable for target weeds and should not
All plants are to be installed as per planting details.
4. HARDSCAPE AND DRAINAGE impact surrounding vegetation to be protected.
Refer to relevant civil engineering drawings for levels and grading, storm · Spraying must be undertaken by personnel who hold a current
water drainage and connections. Refer to civil engineers drawings for commercial operators licence for using herbicides.
specification regarding footpath finishes and details. · Spraying should not occur when foliage is wet or in wet conditions
5. FALLS, LEVELS AND GRADING
· All weeds within the restoration area are to be managed to ensure no
spread of weeds on or off the site, for a period of 24 months.
Unless noted otherwise on plan, surrounding maximum grades should be
1:3 for planting areas and 1:6 for turf areas.
All weed treatments must comply with specific product labels, Minor Use
6. PLANTING SELECTION Permits PER11463-v4 and PER82307 (or other applicable permits),
Refer to planting schedule for plant selection and to plans for the locations Chemical Usage (Agricultural and veterinary) Control Act 1988, MSDS,
of specific planting areas. The locality of planted species has been Agricultural Chemical Distribution and Control Act 1966 and the Work
designed based on CPTED requirements, maintaining traffic and Health and Safety Act 2011 (including all applicable Regulations).
pedestrian sight lines and ensuring adequate setback from the footpath for
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All weed management works are to be conducted by appropriately
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maintenance.
qualified and experienced persons proficient in both native species and
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Broadcast Dynamic Lifter or equivalent throughout the planting area prior
to the installation of mulch cover as per manufacturer's recommendations.
weed species identification. The method adopted for treatment of weeds
across the site will be dependent upon the physical stage of development
of individual weed specimens and individual species.
Only herbicides suitable for application adjacent to waterbodies as
Water in all new plantings with a seasol or approved equivalent during the
establishment period. Fertilisers containing phosphorous must not be used detailed on the manufacturer's specifications are to be used.
on Banksia, Grevillea, Hakea, Telopea, Hardenbergia, Proteas, Alyogyne Herbicide sprays should be applied in non-windy conditions to prevent
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and Phebalium species. incidental poisoning of native species and not on days preceding forecast
rainfall.
4.2 SH - Sun hardened
It is the contractors responsibility to ensure all plants are sun hardened to
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the sites climatic conditions. Exotic Grass Treatment
All exotic grasses are to be treated with herbicide until sufficiently
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5. PLANTING AREAS controlled. Following this grasses should be brushcut at finished surface
Outside of the dripline of existing vegetation cultivate the existing topsoil to level. Hand removal is also desirable where feasible. Follow up
a minimum depth of 150mm. Place 100mm layer of organic mulch, as treatment will be required when regrowth occurs.
specified. Mulch must be a minimum of 100mm unless specified and
contain a combination of leaf, timber and bark unless otherwise noted. No
soil laden tub grindings will be allowed to be used as mulch. Soil laden tub Woody Weed Treatment
grindings may only be used as an additive to site topsoil only. All woody weeds must be cut stumped at ground level with herbicide
applied immediately before the plant cells close and translocation of
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6. LAWN AREAS herbicide ceases. Herbicides must be applied at the prescribed rate for
Cultivate existing subgrade to a depth of 150mm, place 100mm of topsoil cut stump application.
as specified, and lay 25mm thick turf rolls as specified. Ensure flush to
adjacent pathways.
Large Weed Treatment
Large woody weeds that cannot be cut stumped and removed may be
7. METHODOLOGY approved for stem injection or frilling. Trees may be left to die in situ
The methodology for works should generally occur in the following where they are at a sufficient distance from persons or property and
chronological order: where tree failure will not be deemed a hazard i.e. internal bushland areas
1. Undertake comprehensive weed control within designated and riparian edges.
rehabilitation areas, including control/removal of any woody weed
species and herbicide treatment (if applicable) to exotic taxa. Herbicides application for frilling and stem injection must occur
2. Following removal of weed matter, apply 100mm forest blend mulch immediately before plant cells close and translocation of herbicides
to areas as noted on plan. It is noted that areas with strong native ceases.
vegetation recruitment should only receive a thin layer of mulch to
prevent damage to existing regrowth.
3. Following mulch application, plants can be installed.
4. Following planting water in plants as required.
5. Conduct follow up watering as required.
6. Conduct follow up weed treatment as required.
7. Replace all failed plants as required.
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COVER SHEET - ELM ST BUFFER PLANTING PROJECT TITLE: CLIENT: TITLE:
CERTIFICATION:
REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
RYAN CAIRNEY - 3182
JOB: PLAN: REV:
DATE:
08/03/2021
NORTH:
PO Box 9566 Pacific Paradise, Qld, 4564
P: 07 5450 5984
PALM LAKES - PLANTING BUFFER PALM LAKE WORKS B FOR APPROVAL 08-03-2021 RC JL
COVER SHEET / KEY PLAN J000742 LP01 B
ABN: 60 625 108 625
AT ELM STREET, COOROY A PRELIMINARY 17-02-2021 RC JL
COPYRIGHT © 2021 NCES. THIS DOCUMENT MAY NOT BE COPIED OR TRANSMITTED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY
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MEANS IN PART OR IN WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF NCES.
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