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unacceptable level of
illuminance (greater than
1 lux) for light sensitive
species within or at the
boundary of an
ecologically important
area; and
B. does not contribute to an
unacceptable level of
illuminance on landward
horizons along coastal
areas and known marine
turtle nesting beaches.
AO4.4 Not applicable
Clearing of vegetation does not
involve clearing that may cause
or contribute to hillslope erosion,
bank erosion, or slippage.
PO5 AO5 Complies with AO5
Development is designed and Development is designed and Existing vegetation will be
operated to maintain and operated to maintain ecological maintained, with all
enhance connectivity between linkages and maximise development (with the exception
and across ecologically opportunity for connectivity and of a portion of the driveway)
important areas and connecting the movement of fauna by: being located outside of mapped
habitat and support unimpeded A. ensuring protection of areas. Extensive landscape
and safe movement of terrestrial wildlife refuges; rehabilitation of the site is
and aquatic fauna. B. maintaining vegetation in proposed as detailed in the
patches of the greatest attached landscape concept
possible size and within plans.
the smallest possible
edge-to-area ratio;
C. enhancing connectivity
through planting and
rehabilitation works,
including across property
boundaries, to areas of
national park, state forest
or reserve;
D. avoiding the creation of
physical barriers and
safety hazards (such as
roads, pedestrian access
and instream structures)
along and within the
ecological linkage;
E. providing mitigation
measures such as wildlife
movement infrastructure,
fauna exclusion and
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