RFI - Attachment 4C - MSES-MNES Assessment - Noosa Landfill RRC- Revision 3

                                                                             Native Foresters



         Centre. It is considered unlikely that this area would support a large breeding
         population of Wallum frogs, or Swamp crayfish.
    •    If works are conducted sensitively under the supervision of a Fauna Spotter catcher
         and threatened species individuals relocated to suitable structures in surrounding
         undisturbed habitat, impacts to the species can effectively be minimised or avoided.
    •    A holistic site rehabilitation and weed management strategy will be developed and
         implemented by Council and its contractors once vegetation clearing is completed.
    •    Remnant vegetation onsite that is not required for Waste Management Purposes has
         been dedicated to conservation within the adjoining Weyba Nature Reserve.

A review of the criteria used to determine whether an action is likely to have an SRI on
Protected wildlife habitat and impact mitigation measures proposed is provided in Table 7.




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