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Table 6 Koala Conservation Area and Koala Sustainability Area
General committed development
Criteria Comments Development Outcomes
1. Development is designed and constructed in a way An ecological assessment survey and report, Targeted surveys for this species (including
that minimises the loss and degradation of koala supported by a vegetation management plan, should spotlighting, call-playback and scat searches) failed
habitat. be provided with the development application to to detect signs of the Koala at the Subject Site.
support the development proposal where removal of Habitat assessment (combined with vegetation
koala habitat is proposed. Such a survey/report will be survey results) indicates that Koala forage tree
the subject of an information request when not
species do not occur at the site. It is therefore
provided with the development application. Policy 4:
unlikely that the Subject Site provides suitable
Koala survey methodology for site assessment should
habitat for Koalas, and the proposed development
be consulted regarding site assessment of koalas and
of the northern area of the site will not result in any
koala habitat.
significant impacts on this species.
Refer to the Nature Conservation (Koala) Conservation
Plan 2006 and Policy 6: Vegetation clearing practices,
for further information regarding vegetation clearing
methods and requirements.
2. Development provides for koala movement across Further guidance on how a development can Although it is unlikely that the site provides suitable
the landscape through its design and layout by incorporate design and layout measures to provide for habitat for the Koalas, the size and positioning of
incorporating koala sensitive development. koala movement is provided within Policy 1: Koala buildings will ensure that any potential Koala
sensitive development. movement across the Site is not significantly
affected.
The speed of vehicles on site will be restricted to
30kmph at all times and all required fencing will be
constructed in a manner which ensures that it is
Koala-permeable.
3. Plants used for landscaping consist of at least 70% It should be noted that all landscaping will be
Australian plants, of which at least 50% of plants are undertaken with Australian plants with at least
native to the area; including koala habitat trees native 50% of plants native to the area; including koala
to the area, to the greatest practicable extent. habitat trees native to the area.
4. Development Development proposals and/or conditions on The development will be situated so that it is
(a) minimises the total footprint within which all development approvals for Material Change of Use or consolidated with existing urban development. In
activities, buildings or structures, driveways, Reconfiguration of a Lot should include ‘development relation to the total site, the development has been
landscaping, fencing or infrastructure are contained; envelopes’ to define the extent of development (the configured so that it minimises fragmentation of
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