SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT                                            4-2

        Strategy:        To identify and protect vegetation that is to be retained and enhanced in an
                         environmentally sensitive manner and protect fauna.
        6. The ERP Contractor and Restoration Ecologist will check that protection measures (including
           Habitat Protection fencing) are appropriately located.

        7. The SEO for the RHD and RSL developments is to be contacted during the construction phase
           should access to the site outside the ERP area be necessary.

        8. No machinery will be permitted to access ERP areas unless for designated infrastructure
           development (refer EMP 1 and 2).

        9. No burning of vegetation or burning or burying of rubbish will be permitted.

        10. All services, drainage, footpaths, access paths, roads or other site requirements will be located to
            minimise adverse impacts on protected vegetation (see Element 1).

        11. Contractors, subcontractors and their employees shall park private vehicles within the areas as
            shown on final approved drawings (as advised by Superintendent).
        12. Parking within Ecological Restoration Area is forbidden.
        13. Parking along Banksia Avenue and Serenity Close (existing formation) is prohibited.
        14. Ensure monitoring sites are not adversely affected by operations.

        15. Stabilization of cleared areas is to be undertaken in accordance with Element 6 and as advised by
            the Superintendent for the RHD and RSL development works.

        16. No clearing of vegetation, ground disturbance and associated earthworks activities covering areas
            in excess of 600m2 are to be undertaken without an erosion and sediment control plan being
            available for such works (see Element 6).
        17. All planting, mulching, fertilizing and watering procedures are to be in accordance with the ERP.
        18. Refer to the Fauna Management Plan for fauna management operations during ERP works.
        19. Site personnel are to be advised during training that all native fauna is protected. The specific
            presence of koalas and other threatened species and their management are to be described.

        20. Nest boxes of various sizes for arboreal fauna are to be erected in designated locations (see Fauna
            Management Plan). The Restoration Ecologist will conduct the identification of suitable nestbox
            locations and advise on nest box erection.

        21. No dogs or cats or other pets shall be permitted on site during the ERP program.

        22. At the completion of ERP works, cleared areas (including pathways, access tracks and the
            compound shall be restored/landscaped in accordance with approved Ecological Restoration Plan.
            Final clearance on the suitability of restoration will be given by the Restoration Ecologist.
        Performance Requirement: Clearing of approved areas undertaken in an environmentally sensitive
        manner. No clearing of vegetation designated for protection. Injury to vegetation minimised. ERP
        establishes other performance requirements in terms of effectiveness of restoration.
        Monitoring and Maintenance: Site inspection of ERP area to be conducted by ERP Contractor to be
        conducted on a daily basis and by Restoration Ecologist on a monthly basis during implementation

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