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Reference Document - RAL26 0015 - Rehabilitation Management Plan (As Published) · RAL26/0015
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Solanum mauritianum Shrubs: CS&P (G1.5),
Wild Tobacco Seedlings: Spray G200.
Sphagneticola trilobata Spray G200 + MM.
Singapore Daisy*
*Scheduled by Department of Primary Industries as a ‘restricted invasive plant’ under provisions
of the Biosecurity Act 2014.
Targeted control of the above weeds is to be initially implemented by a bushland regeneration
contractor prior to commencement of the landuse on the site. Weed management works are to
be subsequently implemented monthly throughout the rehabilitation areas for an establishment
phase of three (3) months then quarterly thereafter until such time as cover/structure provided
by native vegetation inhibits further weed invasion.
In addition to target species noted within TABLE 1 above, an inspection of the rehabilitation
areas during each weed management interval for any opportunistic weed species scheduled
as either ‘local’ (refer APPENDIX 3), ‘restricted’ (refer APPENDIX 4) and/or ‘invasive’ (refer
APPENDIX 5) must also be undertaken and control works implemented as necessary.
Depending on stage-of-growth characteristics, the following generic weed control techniques
(refer TABLE 2) are considered suitable for ongoing management of opportunistic weed
species within the rehabilitation areas of the subject site:
TABLE 2: Opportunistic Weed Control Methods
Form Control Method Description
Grass Foliar Herbicide/ Thorough in situ coverage of foliage with appropriately
Manual Removal diluted herbicide* (extreme care must be taken to avoid
Herb Foliar Herbicide/ non-target species). Manual removal of isolated
Manual Removal individuals is an alternative to chemical treatment where
Shrub <1m Foliar Herbicide/ weed invasion is minimal.
Manual Removal
Vine Cut-Stump Cut woody stem at base and apply appropriately diluted
Shrub >1m Cut-Stump herbicide* to growing surface within twenty (20)
Tree <4m Cut-Stump seconds of cutting.
Tree >4m Stem-Injection At chest-height drill 450 downward-sloping holes at
approximately 50mm centres around entire trunk
circumference and inject appropriately diluted
herbicide* to the trunk within twenty (20) seconds of
drilling.
*For water quality purposes a herbicide product registered for use within/proximate to waterways
is to be used in all instances i.e. Weedmaster Duo® or Roundup Biactive®.
Rehabilitation Management Plan
Page 13 434 Lake Cooroibah Rd, Cooroibah
Franz Enterprises Pty Ltd
Document Set ID: 24816703
Version: 1, Version Date: 25/05/2026
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