Local SEL Proposed (Northern, Government NCLLS Landowner Property Name & Phone Area Central, Lot/DP(s) amount to be Name Address number Southern) spent on this property 6. Extreme weather contingency planning Projects must consider periods of heavy rainfall and wet weather as standard weather conditions for the North Coast Local Land Services region. Implementation of on-ground works should be planned to accommodate these conditions. If your project experiences severe or prolonged wet weather or other extreme natural events, how will you change your project to ensure it can still be successfully completed within the required timeframes? Please explain by completing the following table. Likely weather or Tasks or activities from your Actions you will take to ensure project can be extreme natural event project work plan that may be successfully completed on time at risk E.g. Drought Native plantings. Planting to occur during normal rain season. If drought occurs, plantings will be watered. E.g. Heavy rainfall Control of environmental weeds Weed control timed to occur as early as effectively possible in the project period and for maximum kill rate of target species. Use of alternative control methods if original techniques no longer effective due to missed active growth period (e.g. perform manual control and cut and paint rather than foliar spray). Undertake weed control in other drier project areas if possible. Contact NRCMA as soon as possible if all available contingencies are exhausted and original project outcomes unlikely to be satisfactorily achieved
Landowner Name Property Name & Address Local Government Area SEL (Northern, Central, Southern) Phone number Lot/DP(s) Proposed NCLLS amount to be spent on this property 6. Extreme weather contingency planning Projects must consider periods of heavy rainfall and wet weather as standard weather conditions for the North Coast Local Land Services region. Implementation of on-ground works should be planned to accommodate these conditions. If your project experiences severe or prolonged wet weather or other extreme natural events, how will you change your project to ensure it can still be successfully completed within the required timeframes? Please explain by completing the following table. Likely weather or extreme natural event Tasks or activities from your project work plan that may be at risk Actions you will take to ensure project can be successfully completed on time E.g. Drought Native plantings. Planting to occur during normal rain season. If drought occurs, plantings will be watered. E.g. Heavy rainfall Control of environmental weeds Weed control timed to occur as early as effectively possible in the project period and for maximum kill rate of target species. Use of alternative control methods if original techniques no longer effective due to missed active growth period (e.g. perform manual control and cut and paint rather than foliar spray). Undertake weed control in other drier project areas if possible. Contact NRCMA as soon as possible if all available contingencies are exhausted and original project outcomes unlikely to be satisfactorily achieved
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