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Planning Application
Attached to the e-mail REC16/0007 Boundary Realignment Application - 183 Blanckensee Road, Black Mountain.
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response Comment
AO8.3 Clearing only occurs where an area of essential
habitat is isolated and small in size and at risk from
threatening processes, for the prescribed species.
OR
AO8.4 Where it can be demonstrated that clearing cannot N/A The proposal does not involve agricultural clearing.
be reasonably avoided, and the extent of clearing has
been reasonably minimised, an environmental offset is
provided for any significant residual impact for the clearing
of essential habitat.
Editor’s note: Applications for development should identify
whether there is likely to be a significant residual impact and a
need for an environmental offset having regard to Section 3.1
(Regulated vegetation) of the Significant Residual Impact
Guideline and the relevant Queensland Environmental Offsets
Policy.
Acid sulfate soils
PO9 Clearing activities do not result in AO9.1 Clearing does not occur in land zone 1, land zone N/A The proposal does not involve agricultural clearing.
the disturbance of acid sulfate soils or 2 or land zone 3.
changes to the hydrology of the location OR
that will either:
AO9.2 Clearing in land zone 1, land zone 2 or land zone 3 N/A The proposal does not involve agricultural clearing.
(1) aerate horizons containing iron in areas below the 5 metre Australian Height Datum only
sulfides, or occurs where:
(2) mobilise acid or metals. (1) it does not involve mechanical clearing
(2) the acid sulfate soils are managed consistent with
the State Planning Policy, Department of State
Development, Infrastructure and Planning, 2014, and
with the Soil Management Guidelines in the
Queensland Acid Sulfate Soil Technical Manual,
Department of Science, Information Technology,
Innovation and the Arts, 2014.
OR
AO9.3 The application is a development application N/A The proposal does not involve agricultural clearing.
where a local government is the assessment manager.
Table 8.1.7: Necessary environmental clearing
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response Comment
Limits to clearing
PO1 Clearing is reasonably avoided, or is No acceptable outcome is prescribed. N/A The proposal does not involve necessary environmental
State development assessment provisions Module 8 — Native vegetation clearing 8.1 Queensland vegetation management state code
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