2021-06-14 General Committee Meeting Minutes

GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES   14 JUNE 2021




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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES                                                                 14 JUNE 2021

   Area (Figure 5). There is good opportunity to enhance the ecosystem diversity and condition to
   improve the habitat for these species. The preclear RE for remnants at the rear of the property is
   mapped as RE 12.3.14 (vulnerable) and the species observed suggest this site, could be rehabilitated
   to achieve an ecosystem akin to that described as RE 12.3.14a (Attachment 2). This RE is known to
   provide habitat for the threatened plant species Eucalyptus conglomerata. This ecosystem is also
   known to provide suitable habitat for koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus). The presence of very old seed
   trees to the rear of the wetland on this property, together with the existing successional regrowth
   suggests low-cost rehabilitation methods (targeted revegetation, stock exclusion and environmental
   weed management) are likely to offer a high potential for widening the large remnant tract to the
   rear of the allotment.
   The potential for subdivision and an additional residence/ household at the front of the allotment is
   highly unlikely to create any significant impact on the current low conservation values within the
   mapped riparian buffer area. In contrast requiring rehabilitation as part of a condition of approval
   could lead to significant improvement in conservation values.
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5	1	1	2	11	4	596	1478	19	47	29	ca
5	1	1	2	11	5	669	1494	37	38	36	oN
5	1	1	2	11	6	727	1493	43	40	9	1A
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5	1	1	2	11	8	960	1503	32	24	53	i
5	1	1	2	11	9	1094	1497	4	4	10	5
5	1	1	2	11	10	1103	1499	45	30	44	ats
5	1	1	2	11	11	1197	1482	82	46	59	Ze
5	1	1	2	11	12	1295	1488	21	31	45	DS
5	1	1	2	11	13	1463	1453	83	74	23	Pa
5	1	1	2	11	14	1625	1491	220	13	24	ea
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5	1	1	2	12	2	591	1527	33	30	16	iS
5	1	1	2	12	3	665	1525	43	29	18	i
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5	1	1	2	12	5	754	1537	27	18	20	oN
5	1	1	2	12	6	796	1529	32	30	24	es
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5	1	1	2	12	8	1086	1526	33	32	21	Pe
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5	1	1	2	12	13	1481	1533	82	23	35	aay
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5	1	1	2	13	9	1613	1550	63	32	37	Coy
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5	1	1	2	14	2	671	1594	36	28	35	ies
5	1	1	2	14	3	713	1585	71	37	26	Na
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5	1	1	2	17	3	656	1691	75	33	14	PRG
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   Figure 5: State Koala Mapping in the Locality

   Planning Grounds — Riparian Buffer
   The current Riparian Buffer mapping in the Noosa Plan 20230 Overlay is wider than that which pre-
   existed in the 2006 scheme. My view is the extent of while the buffer may be appropriate for a high-
   ecological value wetland or a 3" or 4" order stream, the site is neither of these. It is suggested that
   the development can be conditioned to achieve the key Performance Outcomes in the Code as
   outlined below (my underlining).
   POS
   Development is designed and operated to maintain and enhance connectivity between and across
   ecologically important areas and connecting habitat and support unimpeded and safe movement of
   terrestrial and aquatic fauna.

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