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RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
Ecological Assessment Report
fauna. 1. ensuring protection of wildlife refuges; vegetation), to minimise vegetation clearing. The
development and its associated edge effects do
2. maintaining vegetation in patches of the
not intrude into the main core habitat areas of the
greatest possible size and within the
site. This will also allow for the maintenance of the
smallest possible edge-to-area ratio;
ecological corridor values and functions of the
3. enhancing connectivity through planting property.
and rehabilitation works, including across
property boundaries, to areas of national
park, state forest or reserve;
4. avoiding the creation of physical barriers
and safety hazards (such as roads,
pedestrian access and instream structures)
along and within the ecological linkage;
5. providing mitigation measures such as
wildlife movement infrastructure, fauna
exclusion and directional fencing,
underpasses/overpasses and traffic
calming devices, signage and lighting; and
6. where offsets are necessary, delivering
offsets that support and enhance
ecological linkages.
Waterways and Wetlands
PO6 The biodiversity and ecosystem values of AO6.1 Complies with PO6
waterways, wetlands and adjacent
Development and clearing of vegetation does not The proposed development area is not located
riparian zones are protected by:
occur within: within or anywhere near a mapped waterway,
wetland or an adjacent riparian buffer zones.
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