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Waterways and wetlands Table 8.2.2.3 - Criteria for assessable development (part)
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Waterways and wetlands
PO6 AO6.1 AO6.1
The biodiversity and ecosystem values Development Part of the existing and proposed
of waterways, wetlands and adjacent and clearing of vegetation does not development is located within a
riparian zones are protected by: occur within: riparian buffer area. The proposed
development will extend an existing
8. avoiding any new development in 4. a riparian buffer area; use (dwelling house) to allow
a riparian buffer 5. a wetland area; or inclusion of a secondary dwelling.
area and wetland area; 6. 10 metres either side of the centre The existing use is currently located
9. retaining aquatic and terrestrial line of other waterways identified partly within the riparian buffer area.
habitat in riparian zones; on a Biodiversity, Waterways and
10. maintaining and enhancing Wetlands Overlay Map. No clearing of vegetation other than
wildlife corridors and connectivity disturbance of an existing grassed
along watercourses and drainage area for a building pad and ancillary
lines for native fauna movement; structures is proposed or required
11. avoiding edge effects and as part of this development.
damage from adjacent land uses;
12. maintaining stream integrity and
bank stability by minimising bank
erosion and slumping;
13. maintaining water quality through
filtering sediments, nutrients and
other pollutants; and
14. removing pest species and
replacing them with local native
species.
The proposed development is
located 230 metres from the ponded
water level in Lake Macdonald and
90 metres from the nearest
watercourse and is setback from the
lake ponded area much further than
two existing dwellings.
A secondary dwelling is by
definition part of a Dwelling
house involving—
3. one dwelling for a single
household and any domestic
outbuildings associated with
the dwelling; or
4. one dwelling for a single
household, a secondary
dwelling and any domestic
outbuildings associated with
either dwelling.
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