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Ecological Assessment Report
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MSES Relevance
the Protected Plants Flora Survey Trigger Map, a
flora survey of the clearing impact area must be
undertaken prior to any potential clearing. The
protected plants requirements are independent of
vegetation management requirements under other
Acts and are intended to regulate the clearing of
threatened plants that are, or are likely to be,
present within the area to be cleared.
The Protected Plants Flora Survey Trigger Map
indicates that the assessable area is within a high
risk area (Figure 10).
A flora survey in accordance with the Flora Survey
Guidelines – Protected Plants and protected plant
clearing permit or exempt clearing notification will
be completed prior to clearing work in accordance
with the NC Act and the Nature Conservation
(Plants) Regulation 2020.
Regulated vegetation under the Vegetation The Vegetation Management Act 1999 (Qld) (VM
Management Act 1999 that is: Act) regulates the clearing of vegetation on
• Category B areas on the regulated vegetation freehold land which is assessable development
management map, that are ‘endangered’ or ‘of (‘work’) under the Planning Act 2016 (Qld)
concern’ regional ecosystems (Planning Act). The VM Act is administered by the
• Category C areas on the regulated vegetation Department of Resources. Under the Act, remnant
management map that are ‘endangered’ or ‘of vegetation is classified and mapped according to
concern’ regional ecosystems the Regional Ecosystem methodology described
• Category R areas on the regulated vegetation
by Sattler and Williams (1999).
management map
The Planning Regulation 2017 (Qld) (Planning
• Areas of essential habitat on the essential habitat
map for wildlife prescribed as ‘endangered wildlife’ Reg.) prescribes assessable (and exempt) clearing
or ‘vulnerable wildlife’ under the Nature of native vegetation under the Planning Act.
Conservation Act 1992 Vegetation which is regulated under the Act is
• Category A, B, C, R areas that are located within a indicated on the Regulated Vegetation
defined distance from the defining banks of a Management Map.
relevant watercourse identified on the vegetation Current Department of Resources regulatory
management watercourse and drainage feature mapping indicates that the assessable area
map
contains:
• Category A, B, C, R areas that are located within
• Category B area on the Regulated Vegetation
100 metres from the defining bank of a wetland
Management Map (Figure 11) that is least
identified on the vegetation management wetlands
concern regional ecosystem (RE) 12.2.5 (Figure
map.
12). RE 12.2.5 is described by the Queensland
Herbarium as:
Corymbia intermedia +/- Lophostemon
confertus +/- Banksia spp. +/- Callitris
columellaris open forest on beach ridges
usually in southern half of bioregion.
• Essential habitat on the Essential habitat map
(Figure 12).
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