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OPW052025 Report - Part 2
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW25/0093 - OPW Report Part 2 _May 2025 - 146 Middle Creek Road_ Federal - Email 2 of 2.
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Management of impacts
PO4 AO4.1 Best practice construction methods for the driveway works
Development provides for effective measures during construction Vegetation is protected from disturbance or damage from will be implemented.
The proposal meets the requirements of AO4.1, AO4.2,
and operation to protect ecological values including: construction and operation activities by: AO4.3 and AO4.4.
(a) avoiding disturbance to or clearing of vegetation in and (a) clearly marking trees to be retained with flagging tape; Performance Outcome PO4 can be met.
within the vicinity of the site; installing protective fencing around the dripline of the
(b)
(b) managing habitat disturbance and physical harm to fauna vegetation and avoid filling and excavating in these fenced
from noise, vibration, dust, light, dewatering or excavating; areas;
and ensuring stockpiling, storage and vehicle parking occurs
(c)
(c) avoiding clearing in areas where erosion or slippage could outside the identified vegetation areas; and
occur. using low impact construction techniques around
(d)
vegetation.
AO4.2
Vegetation which is capable of forming or contributing to a buffer
between different land uses or a buffer against pollution, light
spillage or noise is retained.
AO4.3
Lighting associated with development:
(a) does not contribute an unacceptable level of illuminance
(greater than 1 lux) for light sensitive species within or at
the boundary of an ecologically important area; and
(b) does not contribute to an unacceptable level of illuminance
on landward horizons along coastal areas and known
marine turtle nesting beaches.
AO4.4
Clearing of vegetation does not involve clearing that may cause or
contribute to hillslope erosion, bank erosion, or slippage.
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