SUPERSEDED Compiled Plans OPW20/0145.02

G) Earthworks and Construction Phase

                    1.   The Contractor shall ensure that to the extent possible
                         project infrastructure and auxiliary works (laydown areas,
                         stockpile sites, site office) are constructed in a manner that
                         does not create additional hazards for wildlife.
                    2.   Inspect open trenches, culverts and other structures prior
                         to works being undertaken within an area to determine
                         whether there are any trapped or injured native fauna
                         species present and act as appropriate.
To reduce the       3.   Educate staff, including sub-contractors, in relation to the
impact the                                                                                Construction
                         risk of fauna injury and deaths and how to manage animals                        Clearing Works
project has on                                                                            Crew
native fauna             which are displaced, including threatened species
                    4.   All native wildlife is protected (including snakes) and shall
                         not be intentionally harmed as a result of work or workers
                         actions.
                    5.   The Contractor is obliged to ensure that any fauna injured
                         during construction should be promptly treated by a
                         veterinarian. Any fauna that are injured or killed during
                         construction by actions related to the contract shall be
                         reported as an environmental incident.




     5. Conclusion
     Australia Wide Environmental Consultants (AWEC) were commissioned by Stockwell Development
     Group Pty Ltd to compose a Fauna Management Plan for the Noosa Civic on Walter Hay Drive in
     Noosaville, Queensland (See Figure 1).

     The aim of this Fauna Management Procedure is to outline the fauna management measures that are
     to be implemented pre, during and post clearing works. The fauna management measures in this
     procedure are designed to minimise the impact that this development will have on any fauna occupying
     or utilizing the site.

     All the fauna management measures need to be adhered to throughout the clearing, earthworks and
     construction phases of this project in order to minimise the impact on native fauna.




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