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Attachment 7A - Impact Assessment Report
Native Foresters
SRI CRITERIA SIGNIFICANT NOT LIKELY NOTES
TO BE
SIGNIFICANT
is under 5ha; and where an equivalent expansion area, and an equivalent area of
area which can be mapped as 0.21ha will be rehabilitated to align with RE
endangered or of concern in the future, is 12.5.3 on Lot 77.
rehabilitated through other locations on
the subject site.
The action of clearing Endangered RE is UNLIKELY to have a SRI on regulated vegetation, IF mitigation is
undertaken through rehabilitation works on Lot 77 (0.21ha is offset and rehabilitated to RE 12.5.3)
REGULATED VEGETATION- ‘Essential Habitat (EH)’
An action is LIKELY to have an SRI on ‘Essential Habitat’ if the action will result in:
(a) clearing of EH exceeding the Although clearing exceeds limits (i.e.,
thresholds specified in Table 1, SDAP >0.5ha of vegetation with dense structure
Module 8 (Appendix B), and resulting in √ category for RE 12.3.13), the clearing does
a greater than 10% permanent reduction not result in >10% permanent reduction in
in the extent of EH mapped on site. the extent of EH mapped on site.
The action of clearing 1.02ha of EH is UNLIKELY to have an SRI on regulated vegetation as the clearing does not
meet the criteria
Under section 3.5.1 of Significant Residual Impact Guideline (DSDIP, 2014), Wildlife habitat
criteria for the site is detailed, and the site assessment against this criteria is summarised in
Table 5.
Table 5: SRI criteria for prescribed activities under Planning Act – Protected wildlife habitat
SRI CRITERIA SIGNIFICANT NOT LIKELY NOTES
TO BE
SIGNIFICANT
ANIMALS - Protected wildlife habitat (koala habitat under the Koala SPRP) (Section 3.1.1 of SRI Guideline,
DSDIP, 2014)
An action is LIKELY to have an SRI on core koala habitat if the action will result in:
Clearing of 1.02ha remnant vegetation that
contains approximately 500 non-juvenile
Koala habitat trees on Lot 77 does meet
the criteria for this SRI, however mitigation
(a)clearing of a non-juvenile Koala habitat
of impacts through rehabilitation works
tree √
onsite and a dedicated Koala Tree planting
(See Section 5.4) is considered likely to
reduce the significance of the activity,
averting the need for a MSES imposed
Offset.
The action of clearing Koala habitat is LIKELY to have a SRI on protected wildlife habitat, and an offset may be
required unless mitigation is undertaken through rehabilitation works.
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