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                                                                                                                                       Ecological Assessment Report




5 Proposed Development Impact Assessment
5.1    Impact and Mitigation Measures

The proposed development and associated impacts have been located to minimise impacts to native vegetation and habitat/wildlife movement corridors.
Potential impacts on ecological values on the site are direct and indirect in nature and are listed in table 4, along with mitigation measures proposed by the
development to reduce the potential ecological impacts.



Table 4: Summary of potential impacts and associated mitigation measures.


 Potential Impacts                                                         Mitigation measures

 Planning and Design Phase

•     Removal of some vegetation is required from site, resulting in the   •   The development layout has been designed and located to minimise removal of
      loss of ecological values including foraging and habitat                 canopy trees, native vegetation and non-juvenile koala habitat trees as much as
      resources.                                                               possible. Where removal of canopy vegetation is required, environmental offsets
                                                                               can be provided along with wildlife nesting boxes if necessary.
•     Loss of potential breeding habitat and resources, including future
      breeding habitat.                                                    •   Financial offsets can be provided if conditioned by Council, in accordance with the
                                                                               Environmental Offsets Act 2014.


 Construction and Clearing Phase


•     Potential injury and mortality of fauna due to vegetation clearing. •    The construction contractor shall take all reasonable and practicable management
      This includes direct mortality, injury or orphaning of wildlife          measures to avoid environmental harm and environmental nuisance to native fauna
      because of vegetation clearing and indirect impacts such as              and known fauna habitat and breeding places.
      displacement and dispersal into adjacent habitats that may be at
      their carry-capacity.




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