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RFI - Attachment 4C - MSES-MNES Assessment - Noosa Landfill RRC- Revision 3
Native Foresters
CRITERIA AVOIDANCE OF IMPACT MITIGATION LIKELIHOOD
IMPACT OF
SIGNIFICANT
IMPACT (SI)
An action is likely to have a significant impact on an Endangered species if there is a real
chance or possibility that it will:
Disrupt the breeding The most active If possible, works should Unlikely, as koalas
cycle of an important breeding period for the occur outside of breeding generally don’t
population species is from July to season. utilise a specific
January. If possible, breeding location.
works should be A Fauna spotter catcher
undertaken outside of will be present to
this period to avoid conduct a pre-clear
impacts. survey and clearing will
follow guideline
recommendations.
Modify, destroy, The impact area is The work area will be Unlikely
remove, or isolate or limited to 1.02ha of clearly delineated to
decrease the disturbed vegetation ensure workers do not Removal of 1.02ha
availability or quality of which forms a small enter vegetation beyond is 0.4% of the
habitat to the extent outcrop on the edge of the disturbance area and remaining
that the species is the existing landfill, will only enter these vegetation on the
likely to decline avoiding the higher areas when strictly site. This amount
quality surrounding necessary. of disturbance to
habitat patch. the vegetation is
not likely to
Edge effects may decrease the
impact the cleared edge availability of
of remaining vegetation habitat or quality of
however, this is unlikely habitat to the
to lead to species extent that the
decline. species are likely
to decline.
Result in invasive Weeds- avoiding the Strict machinery hygiene Unlikely
species that are risk of introduction or protocols will be
harmful to an spread of weeds by enforced during clearing Weed control may
endangered species minimising area of and construction to avoid be necessary to
becoming established impact, careful clearing introduction or spread of reduce species
in the endangered protocols, buffers to weeds, to be detailed in becoming
species’ habitat landfill green waste CEMP for works and established in
areas not to be adjacent operational management remnant
significant vegetation, plan for the landfill site. vegetation
etc.
Weed control may be
Feral dogs- occupy a necessary to manage
broad range of areas in encroachment of
south-east Queensland invasive species into
and can survive a wide adjoining remnant
range of conditions. vegetation.
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