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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Road infrastructure is located Roads follow the edge of existing The existing road hierarchy and
and aligned so as to— disturbed areas, or alternatively, infrastructure is not altered by the
these works are co-located with proposal.
a) minimise disturbance to
other services within a combined
native vegetation and/or
utility corridor.
other habitat areas;
b) protect and maintain AO12.2 Not Applicable
wildlife corridor
movements and the Low impact construction The existing road hierarchy and
safety of native fauna; techniques are used around infrastructure is not altered by the
c) provide for areas of vegetation to be proposal.
compensatory habitat retained to minimise interference
establishment and with the vegetation.
maintenance;
AO12.3 Not Applicable
d) minimise changes to
the hydrological regime, Roads avoid native vegetation The existing road hierarchy and
including drainage and provide appropriate fauna infrastructure is not altered by the
patterns, run-off and movement corridors and proposal.
water quality; protection measures.
e) avoid crossing
Editor’s Note— Measures may include
watercourses, drainage
fauna underpasses, ropes, fencing and
lines and wetlands, but
the like.
where such crossings
are unavoidable,
AO12.4 Not Applicable
disturbed areas are
reinstated and Road infrastructure within or The existing road hierarchy and
revegetated on adjacent to native habitat infrastructure is not altered by the
completion of works; incorporates fences which allow proposal.
and for protected wildlife movement
f) minimise bulk and controls unrestricted access
earthworks. of domestic cats and dogs.
AO12.5 Not Applicable
Native vegetation is protected The existing road hierarchy and
from clearing or construction infrastructure is not altered by the
activities by— proposal.
a) clearly marking
vegetation to be retained
with flagging tape;
b) installing protective
fencing around the
dripline of vegetation;
and
c) ensuring stock piling,
storage and vehicle
parking occur outside the
areas of vegetation to be
retained.
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106PLANNING SCHEME CODE ASSESSMENT FINAL TOWN PLANNING REPORT - 47 GOODCHAP STREET
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