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Attachment 7B - Fauna and Flora Assessment_NoosaLandfill_NorthernSection_Revision3
Native Foresters
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
d) avoiding the creation of physical barriers The clearing will reduce the existing ‘edge’ of the
and safety hazards (such as roads, patch remaining inside the landfill area.
pedestrian access and instream structures)
along and within the ecological linkage; Fauna breeding habitat will be managed in
e) providing mitigation measures such as
wildlife movement infrastructure, fauna
accordance with the approved SMP for the site.
exclusion and directional fencing,
underpasses/overpasses and traffic An offset plan is detailed in Section 5.1 below to
calming devices, signage and lighting; and deliver an offset to support fauna to the south of the
f) where offsets are necessary, delivering clearing area.
offsets that support and enhance
ecological linkages. The proposed works do not impact the connectivity
to the north to the adjacent national park.
Waterways and wetlands
PO6 AO6.1 Complies with PO6
The biodiversity and ecosystem values of Development and clearing of vegetation does not
waterways, wetlands and adjacent riparian occur within: The proposed clearing for the landfill expansion is
zones are protected by: a) a riparian buffer area; not within a riparian buffer or wetland area,
a) avoiding any new development in a b) a wetland area; or
riparian buffer area and wetland area; c) 10 metres either side of the centre line of
identified on Council’s overlay mapping.
b) retaining aquatic and terrestrial other waterways identified on a
habitat in riparian zones; Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands The clearing is approximately 35m to the south of
c) maintaining and enhancing wildlife Overlay Map. the mapped waterway and 30m south of the
corridors and connectivity along AO6.2 mapped riparian buffer.
watercourses and drainage lines for Development provides for the rehabilitation of land
native fauna movement; within:
d) avoiding edge effects and damage a) a riparian buffer area;
from adjacent land uses; b) a wetland area; and
e) maintaining stream integrity and bank c) 10 metres either side of the centre line of
stability by minimising bank erosion any other waterway identified on a
and slumping; Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands
f) maintaining water quality through Overlay Map.
filtering sediments, nutrients and
other pollutants; and AO6.3
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