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Attachment 7A - Impact Assessment Report
Native Foresters
Environmental value Magnitude Environment
Duration of
potentially affected by of impact Mitigation measures proposed al value
impact
prescribed activity (Ha) affected
Ensure works do not alter water flows into threatened invertebrates and
Wallum frogs’ relocation area or breeding habitat.
Remnant vegetation onsite that is not required for Waste Management
Purposes has been dedicated to conservation within the adjoining Weyba
Nature Reserve.
(ii) reduce the extent of 0.81 ha 20+ yrs. Clearing of Essential Habitat has been minimised. Yes, but not
occurrence of the Retained Essential Habitat will be protected through no go signage and likely to be
species Fauna exclusion / Litter / Dust fencing. significant
Delineate clearing line and ensure works occur only within construction
footprint and do not ‘spill’ into protected areas / No go areas.
Relocate salvageable habitat features as directed by the Fauna spotter
catcher into suitable undisturbed habitat.
(iii) fragment an existing 0 ha 20+ yrs. Retained Essential Habitat will be protected using high Fauna exclusion / Litter No
population / Dust fencing.
(iv) result in genetically 0ha 20+ yrs. Clearing of Essential Habitat has been minimised. No
distinct populations Essential habitat and breeding habitat will be protected through Fauna / Litter
forming because of / Dust fencing.
habitat isolation; or
(v) introduce disease 0.81ha 20+ yrs. Green waste storage and processing will occur away from the Protected Yes, but not
that may cause the wildlife habitat that occurs to the north of the existing and proposed landfill to likely to be
population to decline minimise impacts from plant pathogens and weed seed dispersal. significant –
amphibian
Vehicles and machinery shall be washed down prior to entering the site to
chytrid fungus
ensure vehicles and machinery are weed free prior to works commencing.
already
Fauna relocation and handling is to follow the methods contained in the widespread.
Interim hygiene protocol for handling amphibians (EHP, 2013).
(vi) interfere with the 0.81ha 20+ yrs. Drainage designed to divert landfill runoff away from breeding habitat for No
recovery of the Swamp crayfish and Wallum frog’s habitat that occurs to the north of the
species impact area.
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