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Development Application - Part 2 of 2 - Report & Plans - OPW12/0322
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Regional Ecosystem dominant in the area include: 12.3.1, 12.3.2. The Regional Ecosystem’s identified nearby contains palustrine
wetlands and is associated with riparian zones. The property Lot 30, SP1611951 is situated between Pinbarren Creek and Six
Mile Creek. The slope of the land, which is confirmed by engineering plans, indicates that the water runoff from Lot 30,
SP1611951 enters into Six Mile Creek under Tablelands Road. Pre-clearing estimates that the current Endangered Dominant
riparian vegetation would have expanded to link the creeks on either side.
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QLD LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY NRM BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD 2007, SUNSHINE COAST ENVIRONMENT
COUNCIL BIODIVERSITY AWARD 2007, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP OUTSTANDING NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 2008, FINALISTS
NATIONAL LANDCARE COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD 20011, BURNETT MARY REGIONAL GROUP NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT M nt r Awarrl- Phil
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