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Management of impacts Table 8.2.2.3 - Criteria for assessable development (part)
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Management of impacts
PO3 AO3.1 AO3.1
Development is designed and sited to Where clearing of vegetation cannot be Siting of the proposed development
manage adverse impacts practicably avoided, the development: in close proximity to existing
on ecologically important areas by: development allows 93.2% of the lot
1. ensures the design and siting area to be retained in its current
1. minimising the total footprint limits the loss of vegetation to the state with minimal impact on
within which all activities, smallest extent possible; ecological values and ecosystem
buildings, structures driveways 2. protects and retains ecological processes.
and other works are contained; values and ecosystem processes
2. locating development in existing to the greatest extent possible The proposed development is
cleared areas or areas of low within and adjacent to the site; located in an existing cleared area
ecological value over other areas 3. provides measures to allow for and clearing of vegetation is not
to the greatest extent possible; safe movement of fauna through required to facilitate the proposed
and the site; and development.
3. incorporating siting and design 4. provides suitable habitat
measures to protect and retain replacement and replanting in No clearing is proposed and over
ecological values and ecosystem accordance with PSP3 Ecological 90% of the lot is retained as open
processes within or adjacent to Assessment Guidelines. area and the proposed development
the development site; and has a modest footprint of 205 SQM.
Additional measures to allow safe
where adverse impacts have been movement of fauna are not
minimised, any residual impacts on considered necessary.
ecological values are compensated for
through suitable habitat replacement AO3.2
and replanting on site in the first AO3.2
instance or in a way that results in a Habitat trees, recruitment habitat
Habitat trees, recruitment habitat trees,
net gain and enhancement of the trees, and roosting, breeding and
and roosting, breeding and feeding
overall habitat values of Noosa Shire. feeding areas are not affected by the
areas are protected for native fauna
proposed development.
habitat.
PO4 AO4.1 AO4.1
Development provides for effective Vegetation is protected from Vegetation clearing is not required
measures during construction and disturbance or damage from to facilitate [proposed development.
operation to protect ecological values construction and operation activities
including: by:
1. avoiding disturbance to 1. clearly marking trees to be
or clearing of vegetation in and retained with flagging tape;
within the vicinity of the site; 2. installing protective fencing
2. managing habitat disturbance and around the dripline of
physical harm to fauna from the vegetation and avoid filling
noise, vibration, dust, light, and excavating in these fenced
dewatering or excavating; and areas;
3. avoiding clearing in areas where 3. ensuring stockpiling, storage and
erosion or slippage could occur. vehicle parking occurs outside the
identified vegetation areas; and
4. using low impact construction
techniques around vegetation.
AO4.2 AO4.2
Vegetation which is capable of forming Vegetation clearing is not required
or contributing to a buffer between to facilitate [proposed development.
different land uses or a buffer against
pollution, light spillage or noise is
retained.
AO4.3 AO4.3
Lighting associated with development: Lighting associated with the
proposed development will be
1. does not contribute an normal to that associated with a
unacceptable level of illuminance residential use and will be managed
(greater than 1 lux) for light to avoid an unacceptable level of
sensitive species within or at the illuminance as required.
boundary of an ecologically
important area; and
2. does not contribute to an
unacceptable level of illuminance
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