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SUPERSEDED Compiled Plans OPW20/0145.02
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Log in to see the plans as drawn1. Introduction 1.1. Background Australia Wide Environmental Consultants (AWEC) were commissioned by Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd to compose a Fauna Management Plan for the Noosa Civic Subdivision on 28 Eenie Creek Rd in Noosaville, Queensland (See Figure 1). PROPOSED SUBDIVISION of Lots 1-19, 21-24, Easements in Lots 1-4, 11-15, 22 and Covenants in Lots 7- 11 & 23 Cancelling Lot 3 on SP246584, Original Lot 29 on MCH390. 1.2. Ecologist and Qualifications The AWEC nominated Ecologist is Yolande Venter who is a degree qualified ecologist/environmental coordinator with over 15 years of field experience within the ecology and environmental sectors. 1.3. Scope 1. A desktop review of the site’s potential ecological value and any planning constraints, including but not limited to- a. QLD Nature Conservation Act 1992 (NC Act) flora and fauna species database (Wildlife Online). b. QLD Sustainable Development Assessment Provisions Module 8 Native Vegetation Clearing State Code & QLD Vegetation Management Act 1999 c. QLD SEQ Koala State Regulatory Planning Provisions d. Commonwealth’s Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) Protected Matters Search Tool database. 2. A site inspection which included ground trothing the desktop review findings and a fauna survey. 3. Management measures to control the risk to native fauna during these works 3|P a g e
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