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11c Church St Pomona Ecological Assessment Rev B
Pace Planning
Development and Environmental Consultants
www.paceplanning.com.au
Criteria Action Responsibility
Tree Protection Prior to site Suitably
disturbances qualified
Where practical based on removal of dominant introduced and
consultant and
invasive species, all native vegetation in the riparian buffer zone Principal
Contractor
to be retained is done in reference to AS4970 2009 (R2020) ±
Protection of trees on development sites.
Waste and Recycling During Rehabilitation
operational consultants
Cleared vegetation that contains introduced or invasive species
works and Principal
germination material is transported off-site for disposal in an Contractor
approved green waste disposal facility. Suitable vegetation that is
not contaminated is mulched on-site and reused for landscaping
of the finished development. Deleterious materials are stored in
approved facilities or containers and disposed at an approved and
licensed facility.
Species Palette Detailed Suitably
design and qualified
The rehabilitated area will require revegetation planting
rehabilitation consultant
assemblage predominantly characteristic of preclearing RE 12.3.2 phase
and 12.9-10.17 polygons outlined in Appendix B. Species palettes
should additionally be in reference with Noosa planning scheme
policy SC6.3 ± PSP2 Landscaping woodland/open forest species
and comply with ecological bushfire management requirements.
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Strategies for fauna and habitat management within the site will have a primary focus on
incorporating measures to minimise disturbance and avoid conflicts using a precautionary
principle. Site specific management strategies to mitigate potential disturbances are outlined
in Table 10.
Table 10 ± Fauna Management
Criteria Action Responsibility
Preliminary
Detailed Design During detailed Nominated
design design
Development is designed and operated to maintain and
professional,
enhance connectivity between and across ecologically ecological
consultant, and
important areas such as the riparian buffer zone and supports
development
unimpeded and safe movement to the greatest extent possible proponents
within and adjacent to the site. Development is designed,
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