Decision Notice - Change to an Existing Approval [As Published] · 132003.220735.7

                                                                                    2003/220735


14. In order to protect the Conservation Parkland during and after the construction phase, the
    Developer shall construct a permanent fence along all boundaries of the Conservation Parkland
    that abut developed areas (eg. residential areas, roads, the Public Recreation Parkland). The
    fence shall be a minimum of 1.2 m high and ‘fauna-friendly’.
15. The Developer shall provide details about the type and style of fence, construction methods,
    location and type of pedestrian access points, signage to Council specifications, etc. as part of
    the Landscape Master Plan.
16. The Conservation Parkland fence shall be constructed prior to the commencement of any
    construction work on the site.
17. Native trees and vegetation within the Conservation Parkland shall not be felled, removed,
    pruned, lopped, damaged or otherwise adversely affected without written approval from
    Council’s Manager – Environmental Services.
18. No development, infrastructure or recreational facilities (eg. rubbish bins, seats, etc.) shall be
    located in the ‘Conservation Parkland Precinct’, with the exception of the approved public
    pathway and limited seating adjacent to the public pathway in the Conservation Parkland
    Precinct’ where the RL is less than 3 metres. Any seating area shall be clearly identified from
    the vegetated areas to prevent adverse impacts.
19. Those parts of the public pathway located in the Conservation Parkland Precinct above RL 3.0m
    shall be for pedestrian use only. Those parts of the public pathway located in the Conservation
    Parkland Precinct below RL 3.0m shall be designed to accommodate both pedestrians and
    cyclists as well as fire, emergency and maintenance vehicles.
20. Dogs shall be prohibited in the Conservation Parkland.
21. Prior to the Conservation Parkland being dedicated to Council, all the specified ecological
    restoration, weed control, fire control, fencing and pathway work shall be completed to the
    satisfaction of the Manager - Land Use.
Public Pathway
22. The applicant shall provide Council with the following details about the public pathway:
    22.1 location,
    22.2 design,
    22.3 construction,
    22.4 likely future maintenance costs and use levels,
    22.5 likely environmental impacts, and
    22.6 environmental safeguards.
23. All paths, stairs, steps, boardwalks, safety rails and devices, drainage, parking, signs, gates,
    bollards and any other facilities and structures associated with the safe use and management of
    the public pathway and walking track shall be provided by the applicant.
24. The public pathway through the Conservation Parkland Precinct shall be designed, constructed
    and managed in accordance with the requirements of conditions 3.7 and 19.
25. Deleted.
26. Public pathways in the Public Recreation Parkland shall be designed and constructed to
    accommodate both pedestrians and cyclists. Seats, rubbish bins and other recreation facilities
    shall be provided according to Council’s provision standards for recreational parkland.
27. The public pathway shall not be located through, or near, any stands of Symplocos haroldii or
    Macadamia integrifolia. The location of the public pathway in the vicinity of threatened plants
    shall be determined by Council’s Vegetation Management Officer.
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