11c Church St Pomona Ecological Assessment Rev B

Pace Planning
Development and Environmental Consultants
www.paceplanning.com.au


 Performance Outcomes                         Acceptable Outcomes                                                  Compliant   Compliance Response
                                                                                                                               approved Erosion and
                                                                                                                               sediment controls and
                                                                                                                               MCU Stormwater
                                                                                                                               management report.
 Rehabilitation of ecologically important     AO10.1 Landscaping and rehabilitation complements and                Yes         Landscaping will be
 areas                                        supports ecologically important areas by:                                        conditioned to fulfil
 PO10 Development provides                         1. utilising local native species;                                          requirements of Noosa
 for ecologically important areas to be            2. utilising suitable plant species identified in PSP2                      planning scheme policy
 restored and enhanced through:                       Landscaping;                                                             6.3 PSP2 - Landscaping
     1. designing landscaped areas to              3. restoring degraded ecosystems to achieve a functional                    and MCU development
        complement and enhance                        ecosystem state that requires minimal human                              application Bushfire
        existing vegetation and ecological            intervention;                                                            Management Report (FM
        linkages;                                  4. replicating adjacent remnant habitats of the same type,                  5601- Eldon Bottcher
     2. removing species likely to displace           including the understorey vegetation;                                    Architect Dated
        native flora species or degrade            5. creating or enhancing linkages between existing habitats;                27/01/2022).
        fauna habitat;                             6. avoiding the use of pest plant species listed in PSP2 -                  Revegetation and
     3. replanting and rehabilitating                 Landscaping;                                                             rehabilitation works are
        degraded habitat;                          7. planting riparian zones to filter stormwater run-off,                    to be in accordance with
     4. replacing any vegetation removed              stabilise soil and provide for wildlife habitat; and                     an approved
        with suitable local native species;        8. providing ground and arboreal structures for fauna, which                Revegetation and
     5. providing for fauna habitat; and              may include ground depressions, rocks, hollows, nesting                  Landscape Plan.
     6. avoiding the planting of pest plant           boxes and in-stream habitat.
        species.                              AO10.2 Vegetation cleared is replaced with:
                                                   1. plantings of equivalent area that replicate the floristic
                                                      structure of the vegetation removed; or
                                                   2. where this is not possible due to the characteristics of
                                                      the site and the development, plantings twice the number
                                                      of the removed trees and plants.
 Koala Habitat Protection and                 AO11.1 Development design complies with the Koala-sensitive          Yes         Proposed development
 Enhancement                                  Design Guideline: A guide to koala sensitive design measures for                 is on land defined in a
 PO11 Development is designed,                planning and development activities.                                             koala priority area not
 constructed and operated to²                 AO11.2 Development incorporates revegetation and landscaping                     interfering with koala
    1. protect and enhance koalas and         that provides food, shelter and movement opportunities for koalas.               habitat. The proposed
         koala habitat and avoid adverse      AO11.3 Development is designed to maximise and enhance                           development is within
         impacts;                             connectivity between koala habitat trees and ensure safe koala                   50m of a core koala
                                              movement.
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Ecological Assessment Report ± 11C Church St Pomona 4568 QLD,
3 March 2022