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Minor Change Report - 152000.200053.3 (As Published)
107028 and is confined to the common property escarpment land adjoining the Lake Weyba
foreshore.
The proposed change seeks to formally include an Integrated Management Plan and Vegetation
Management Framework as an approved document.
The purpose of the plan is to establish a clear framework for the ongoing management of
vegetation within the common property escarpment including weed control, vegetation
maintenance, ecological stewardship and bushfire-risk management.
The land contains established native vegetation and areas of environmental value and forms part
of the broader landscaped and conservation setting of the Noosa Springs estate.
Importantly the proposal does not involve any new building work, reconfiguration of a lot, new
residential lots, additional dwellings, changes to access arrangements or an increase in the
intensity of the approved development. The change will enable contemporary guidance for the
long-term maintenance of the escarpment area.
The locality and proposal plan are included below.
Figure 1 – Locality
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Version: 7, Version Date: 07/10/2026
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