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2019-03-12 P&E Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 2 - Koala Infrastructure & Feasibility Report
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Koala Type Location/description Dimensions Condition/gaps Koala/fauna Recommendations Photos Comments
Infrastructure evidence
Koala Footbridge abuts Timber • No refuge poles however minimal koala No Koala scats Photos
to existing exclusion footbridge habitat and connectivity in area and no found either side 7-timber
fencing. Connects koala scats found. Suggest more monitoring of footbridge footbridge
primary school to aquatic in area.
8-exclusion
centre
fencing abuts
to footbridge
9-small access
track helps
maintains
fence
Culverts west of Langura • No escape routes from predators. Refuge • Install refuge poles Photos
Street – unsuitable for poles 10-13
retrofitting as too small
and entrances too wet
and swampy
Existing Barriers Girraween concrete - No escape routes if koala enters onto Girraween - Install lattice or other climbing device if enough Photo -
barriers Bridge room 14 – concrete
barriers
Existing soft Signage 1 koala sign eastbound - • Qld Koala rescue numbers hard to read (too - • Upgrade 2 existing signs with high visibility -
before Langura St/Eenie small) signage and install koala signage westbound
Creek Road roundabout • No signage for motorists entering Eenie on Eenie Creek Road (just west of Ben Lexan
and one sign on Creek Road from Ben Lexan Drive Drive)
Heathland Drive • Increase size/or easier to remember for Qld
Westbound Koala rescue numbers etc.
• Locate signage where motorists can pull over
Speed 60km/hr (reduces to - - - - -
40km/hr in school zone
Eastern end)
Lighting No - - - - - No pinch point crossing
Road verge Predominately low • Good visibility where koala fencing is close -
visibility scrubs along roadside to road verge and low scrubs along
roadverge.
Table 9 Weyba Road (Figure 14h)
Koala Location/type Description/Condition Access/ tenure Koala fauna/evidence Recommendations Photos Comments
Infrastructure
Proposed Hard Fencing • Upgrade and install koala • Pedestrian footpath • Retrofit existing chain wire fence (approx. 250m) on Photos • 3 recorded koala mortalities on Weyba
exclusion fencing either side from cricket ground south side of bridge with sheeting to deter koalas from Bridge
1 - exist fence near
of Weyba Bridge entrance to over bridge to council entering Weyba Bridge. • 2 recorded koala mortalities outside
Weyba bridge
deter koalas from entering reserve other side. • Install approx. 180m of koala exclusion fencing on RACV roundabout on Weyba Rd
(east side) and
Weyba Bridge. • Council both sides of entrances to north side of Weyba bridge East side section of possible
Weyba Road (east of
koala exclusion
Weyba Bridge) and
Ensure escape routes are installed on any new fencing or fencing
Council reserve/CP on
west side of Weyba existing fencing on bridge. Locate fence as close as possible to 2-potential gap in
Bridge road verge for better visibility fencing due to
pathway access
3 - exist fence near
Weyba bridge
(west side) and
section of possible
koala exclusion
fencing
Koala Infrastructure Audit & Feasibility Report Page 36
Noosa Council
17SUN-0087/1700860
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