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08/1128 - Information Response to Biodiversity Items & Ecological Impact Items - Place Designs [As Published] · 132008.1128
BCRO9 RFI Response to Council 20081126 Page 19 of 28 practical completion of construction will be required. The conservation buffer on the western boundary conservation buffer will allow protection of the National Park until any problem is identified through inspection regimes for the stormwater treatment system and management Plan for the buffer. Sensitivity of Ecosystems and Significant Species As above the acid frog species are potentially the most sensitive to water scour and turbidity, however breeding areas are considered to be sufficiently separated for the discharge points. Individual rare and threatened plants within the path of the concentrated flow may also be impacted It is recommended that a regular inspection of the discharge spreaders is to be included in management regimes for the bio-retention basins as well as the recommended Conservation buffer Management Plan.
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