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SUPERSEDED Compiled Approved Plans for OPW20-0145 05
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B) Clearing and Grubbing
1. Suitably qualified S/C’s are to be present for all clearing and
grubbing activities where there is a risk to native fauna.
S/C’s are to implement and check that all practical measures
to minimise the risk to fauna during construction are
adhered to. S/C’s must hold or be approved to work under
DES a Rehabilitation spotter/catcher endorsed permit and
damage mitigation permit.
2. Vegetation must be cleared sequentially to direct wildlife
into surrounding retained vegetation and prevents isolates Fauna spotter
Reduce risk to
and
native fauna
patches of vegetation where wildlife may seek refuge. construction/
during Earthworks
3. Any occupied trees will be left for 48 hours to allow the clearing crew
disturbance
activities
fauna to self-relocate. This reduces the stress on the
animals and allows them to locate a suitable alternative
habitat.
4. All significant habitat trees will be pieced down with an EWP
or climbers.
5. Any injured wildlife will be taken to receive veterinary
attention within 24 hours if required. If veterinary attention
is not required any injured or orphaned wildlife is to be
transferred to a suitably qualified Wildlife Carer.
C) Koala Management
1. The following measures will be undertaken to minimise,
reduce or mitigate impacts to koalas in potential koala
habitat areas:
a. Sequential clearing will be utilised to assist fauna in
relocating to nearby habitat on their own accord.
b. No tree in which a Koala is present and no tree with
To protect the Fauna spotter
a crown overlapping a tree with a Koala present
local population and clearing Earthworks
of Koalas will be disturbed. A 50m buffer around any tree crew
containing a Koala is to be established and works
to seize within this buffer until the has moved off
on its own accord.
c. A vegetation corridor is to be left where practical to
allow the koala to self-relocate to a suitable area
that is not a proposed disturbance site.
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