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(b) is located in cleared areas or areas that support total footprint) on the development site. vegetation and edge-effects.
koala habitat trees with a height of less than 4m; or a Where possible, the development will be designed
trunk with a diameter less than 10cm at 1.3m above so that utilities are co-located to minimise impacts
the ground, where practicable; and on vegetation.
(c) minimises its impacts on adjacent areas.
5. Development progressively rehabilitates koala A detailed landscaping plan will be prepared and
habitat cleared or otherwise disturbed by the provided with the Operational Works development
development. application. It should be noted that all landscaping
will be undertaken with Australian plants with at
least 50% of plants native to the area; including
koala habitat trees native to the area.
A weed management strategy will also be
provided as part of the operational works
application.
6. Development minimises adverse impacts on koalas Although the ecological assessment has shown that
and koala habitat during construction. it is unlikely that the site provides suitable habitat
for Koalas, and no koalas, koala scats or tree
scratch marks were detected at the time of survey,
measures will be taken to minimise adverse impacts
of koalas during construction. A spotter / catcher
will be engaged to oversee the clearing works.
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