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        (g)   Highlight areas that should be monitored.

 (7)    Recommendations for threat abatement of associated biodiversity values should address any measures or changes to the
        development design that may be required to avoid or mitigate any impacts of the proposed development during the design,
        construction and operation phases. These measures can include, but are not limited to, the following:
        (a)   Threat Abatement Plans;
        (b)   Species Recovery Plans;
        (c)   Conservation Management Plans;
        (d)   Environmental Management Plans;
        (e)   Fire Management Plans;
        (f)   Revegetation and Rehabilitation Management Plans;
        (g)   Sediment and Erosion Control Plans; and
        (h)   Water Quality Management Plan.

 (8)    Where a proposed development has the potential to impact on the Shire’s biodiversity, Council may request measures, which may
        include one or more of the above Plans, to abate any potential impacts.
 (9)    Species Management Program Requirements ­ for any activity that will impact on an animal breeding place, an entity must apply in
        writing to DES for the approval of an SMP to tamper with an animal breeding place. Depending on the species, proponents may
        use one of the following SMP documents:
        (a)   Species management program for tampering with animal breeding places ­ low risk of impacts ­ least concern animals
              (excluding special least concern or colonial breeders). Generally, the only additional information required to be supplied is
              a map or plan of the proposed impact area.
        (b)   Species Management Program for tampering with animal breeding places ­ high risk of impacts ­ all other protected
              animals including special least concern animals and colonial breeders. Additional information tailored for the identified
              species will be required.

 SC6.5 ­ PSP4              Performance bonds
 SC6.5.1            Purpose

 (1)    The purpose of the Performance bonds policy is to:
        (a)   provide a means of complying with conditions of approval which seek to have a developer carry out works, make payments
              to Council or to conduct construction and development in accordance with approved plans through providing security in the
              form of a cash bond or bank guarantee (referred to as a bond); and
        (b)   detail the circumstances when Council may require the payment of bonds; and
        (c)   detail the type of bond required.


 SC6.5.2            When Council may require the lodgement of bonds

 (1)    Without limiting its powers under section 65 of the Planning Act 2017, Council may impose conditions on a development approval
        requiring the lodgement of bonds.
 (2)    Bonds may be required for:
        (a)   the undertaking of certain works;
        (b)   ensuring compliance with conditions; or
        (c)   a combination of the above.


 SC6.5.3            Types of bonds

 (1)    There are three types of bonds being remedial/works bonds; performance bonds; or a combination of the two, with the latter being
        the most common. Each are described in more detail below.
        (a)   Remedial/works bonds:
              (i)   This type of bond secures work that must be carried out or payments required to be made by the developer. Typical
                    circumstances may be the requirement to construct roadworks/infrastructure works. Where the developer defaults on
                    such works or payments, Council will call upon the bond or part thereof to carry out such work itself or to effect the


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