Reference Document - RAL23/0013.02 - Part 2 (As Published)

 

WEED MANAGEMENT WEED COVERAGE CONTRACTOR NOTES

A list of typically occurring weed taxa observed within the site is detailed in Table 1 with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WEED SPECIES TO BE CONTROLLED indicative conditions within the Rehabilitation Area depicted in Plate C.

Weed management is to include the management of all environmental weeds from TABLE 1 - COMMON AND OBSERVED WEED SPECIES LIST

Rehabilitation Area (refer RPO1 Plate A) including weeds listed in the following Form Key — T= Tree S= Shrub H= Herb V= Vine G= Grass

documents: Botanical Name Form | Common Name Status

« Declared plants under the Land Protection (Biodiversity Act 2014 and sub- "AGG FatLitn HOUSTORTERET) H Blue bil t d 1
ordinate Regulation 2016); ae a CONS IOIET ue ilygoat Wee)

* Weeds of National Significance (WONS) under the Commonwealth Ardisia crenata Ss Coral berry |
Government Weeds strategy; Cinnamomum camphora T Camphor laurel R

. Nene Naturalised Plants in South East Queensland, 2002, Queensland Lantana camara S Lantana R

erbarium;

. Noosa Local Government Area Pest Management Plan 2015-2019; Paspalum spp. 7 Paspalum _ |

« Undesirable Species listed in Planning Scheme Policy 3 Landscaping Plants Senna pendula var. glabrata Ss Easter cassia |
and Guidelines; and Status

* — Any other exotic plants known to exhibit weed characteristics (i.¢., Invasive,
competitive characteristics).

MAINTENANCE PERIOD

Weed management is to comprise treatment application to all observable exotic taxa
as required. Treatment must continue until declared plants have been controlled (i.e.,
they are visually dead or dying). The frequency of treatment shall be determined in
conjunction with the contractor and be designed to achieve off maintenance at the end
of a 12 month performance maintenance period.

GENERAL METHODS

All works are to be conducted in line with the SEQ Ecological Restoration Framework.
All weed treatments to comply with Minor Use Permit PER11463 & 82307, product
labels and individual SDS, and other applicable permits as well as the Chemical Usage
(Agricultural and Veterinary) Control Act 1988, Agricultural Chemical Distribution and
Control Act 1966, and the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (including all applicable
Regulations).

All weed management works are to be conducted by experienced persons proficient
in both native species and weed species identification. The method adopted for
removal of weeds from the site will be dependent upon the physical stage of
development of individual weed specimens. Only herbicides registered for aquatic use
as detailed on the manufacturer's specifications are to be applied within or
immediately adjacent to waterbodies/waterways. Herbicide sprays should be applied
in non-windy conditions in order to prevent incidental poisoning of native species and
not on days preceding forecast rainfall. A period of three to four weeks is usually
required between herbicide application and revegetation. ¥ \
RECONSTRUCTION VS. ASSISTED NATURAL REGENERATION Plate C —- Weed conditions within western Rehabilitation Area

Due to the sparse vegetation density and low-moderate level of weed presence within
the Rehabilitation Area, the application of an assisted natural regeneration technique
is not feasible and comprehensive revegetation works will be required. The native
vegetation already present within the Rehabilitation Area should be retained in-situ as
it represents the earliest opportunity for direct natural regeneration to occur via seed
dispersal.

   

 

NOOSA COUNCIL
REFERENCE DOCUMENT
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