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2008-18281 SRA Information request

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                                                                                              2008-18281 SRA



           demonstrates how impacts to the identified MSES have been avoided to the greatest extent
            possible
           where all or part of a MSES cannot be avoided, demonstrates how any impacts to MSES
            that cannot be avoided have been minimised and mitigated to the greatest extent possible
           provides a significant residual impact assessment for each MSES (after all avoidance,
            minimisation and mitigation) in accordance with:
                o Chapter 2A of the Queensland Environmental Offsets Policy for koala habitat:
                    https://www.environment.des.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0018/102834/offsets-
                    policyv1-8.pdf, and
                o DSDMIP Significant Residual Impact Guideline provides for all other MSES:
                    (http://www.dlgrma.qld.gov.au/resources/guideline/planning/dsdip-significant-
                    residual-impact-guideline.pdf) and
                o identifies any potential offset obligation as per PO5 (3) of State code 25.


 PO6 Category C and R vegetation
 4.     Issue:
        The development application is proposing to impact on Category C vegetation, including from
        clearing.

        Action
        Submit a report prepared by a suitably qualified ecologist that identifies:
            areas of Category C vegetation proposed to be cleared or otherwise impacted (including
               as a result of exempted development created from the proposed development)
            why impacts to Category C vegetation cannot be avoided, and
            if Category C vegetation cannot be completely avoided, measures that have been or will
               be taken to minimise and mitigate impacts on Category C vegetation.


How to respond
You have three months to respond to this request and the due date to SARA is 10 December 2020.

You may respond by providing either: (a) all of the information requested; (b) part of the information
requested; or (c) a notice that none of the information will be provided. Further guidance on responding to
an information request is provided in section 13 of the Development Assessment Rules (DA Rules).

It is recommended that you provide all the information requested above. If you decide not to provide all
the information requested, your application will be assessed and decided based on the information
provided to date.

You are requested to upload your response and complete the relevant tasks in MyDAS2.

As SARA is a referral agency for this application, a copy of this information request will be provided to the
assessment manager in accordance with section 12.4 of the DA Rules.




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