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Reference Document Ecological Assessment Report - Urban Catalyst 3 18 July 2025
Phascolarctos cinereus (koala) habitat includes both coastal and inland areas that are typically
characterised by eucalypt forests and woodlands. The property is mapped as supporting core
koala habitat and the central cleared area is mapped as koala restoration area. The land is not
mapped within a mapped koala priority area (refer Figure 11). The proposed dwelling and large
shed are located in the centre of the property which has previously been subject to clearing whilst
the smaller shed proposed in the north is within mapped core koala habitat. The balance of the
site is mapped as core koala habitat.
No evidence of, or direct sightings of koalas or evidence of recent utilisation by koalas was noted
during the site investigation (e.g. in the form of scratch marks or pellets), however historical
records in the locality suggest that they may be present within the broader area. The site
investigation concluded that the property comprises koala habitat trees, with the majority of the
site supporting open eucalypt forest and woodland. Therefore, there is potential for koalas to be
present in the area.
Proposed
Sheds
Proposed
Dwelling
Figure 11 – Core koala habitat (green) and koala habitat restoration area (orange)
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18 July 2025 Tim Olah – Ecological Assessment Report Page: 19
Ref: 23-068 Proposed Dwelling House at 555 Louis Bazzo Drive, Pomona
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