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                        (vi)  To preserve and protect all existing native trees and other vegetation
                              on and around the development site unless their removal is
                              unavoidable for development or safety purposes;
                        (vii) To enhance or supplement existing forest stands on the golf course
                              bordering the development site where necessary to maintain wildlife
                              habitat and migration corridors.

            (b) Residential streetscape landscape: The landscaping of the common property
                areas within the residential precinct will generally continue the lush bushland
                character of adjacent areas. Plants will be selected and located with regard to
                safety, shading consequences, aesthetic appeal and maintenance issues. It is
                proposed to irrigate all common areas with water from the freshwater lake
                system of Noosa Springs.

            (c) Private Landscape Buffers: Similar to earlier stages, it is proposed to require a 2
                metre landscape buffer / setback within each residential lot fronting the access
                driveways.

            (d) Perimeter landscape buffers: The interface between the golf course and the
                proposed residential lots is important. It is proposed to locate plants carefully to
                allow the residences to have an outlook over the open space of the golf course.
                However, the plants also screen the buildings from the golf course and enhance
                the visual privacy from the residences.

            (e) Visitor car parking: Fourteen (14) visitor car parking spaces will be provided off
                the internal driveway within the residential precinct. These will be designed to
                marry with their immediate landscape surrounds. Road surface material will be
                varied to define spaces and create interesting effects. Of course, each lot will
                allow tandem parking using their respective driveways for visitors in addition to
                the above car park spaces.

            (f) Community Area: The community area to the north of Lot 7 will be landscaped
                and planted to create a vegetated open space area. A small water feature, plant
                draped pergolas and seating may be incorporated.

            Landscaping of the proposed development is illustrated on the Proposed Lot
            Reconfiguration drawing contained in Appendix No. 8.

     4.5. Construction

            Construction of the proposed development will be carefully managed to minimize
            impacts on the surrounding golf course. Construction will be staged in a manner that


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