P & E Court Appeal No 344 of 2009 Judgement 5/07/13 - Hofmann · 152006.1999

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Building Envelopes
7, All building envelopes must be 2000iTi2 in size and are located in general accordance with Figure 2 -
       Overlay of Proposed Plan of Development on Aerial Photograph of Site prepared by Cardno (Old) Pty Ltd
       dated 13 February 2008 to reduce impacts to koala habitat and koala movement.
8. All building Infrastructure, such as dwellings, sheds, on-site sewage treatment, and asset protection
       zones are to be placed within the allocated building envelopes.

Rehabilitation of Koala Conservation Area
9. Rehabilitation of koala habitat must be undertaken in accordance with the following requirements and in
      accordance with Vegetation Clearance and Revegetation Specifications of the Koala Habitat
      Management Plan (Plan No 739609-KHMP-02) prepared by Cardno {Qld Pty Ltd) dated 10 January 2008:
      a) Rehabilitation of koala habitat is required over a minimum area of 16ha. The rehabilitation is to be
          located within the open space areas and outside of building envelopes on Lots 26-32 and Lots 80
            and 81.
      b) Plants used for revegetation are to be planted in appropriate spaclngs, in accordance with the
          Vegetation Clearance and Revegetation Specifications of the Koala Habitat Management Plan (Plan
            No 739609-KHMP-02) prepared by Cardno (Qld Pty Ltd) dated 10 January 2008 and composition
            and density reflective of the on site and surrounding Regional Ecosystem plant communities (12.3,5,
            12.3.11 and 12.5.3);
      c) Plants used for rehabilitation are to be made up of locally derived seed stock;
      d) Ail rehabilitation is to be completed within one (1) year of commencement of the operational works
           approval by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council;
      e) Monitoring and maintenance of the completed rehabilitation is to be undertaken over a period of two
          (2) years and include the removal of weeds, replacement of dead or damaged trees which have
          been planted, as well as ongoing sediment and erosion control methods. Suitable protective
          measures (e.g. fencing) is required to be installed around the replanting area(s) at the time of
          planting and remain in place until the maintenance period has finished.
      f) The areas of existing remnant vegetation must be actively managed to ensure the maintenance of
           habitat values. Management actions are to address the following:
               i. soil erosion; stabilisation of soil structure;
              ii. weed incursion; removal and management of noxious plant and environmental weed species;
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Bushfire Management
10. Any bushfire management activities undertaken, Including clearing for asset protection zones outside of
      building envelopes and controlled burning, must be undertaken in a manner which minimises degradation
      of koala habitat to the greatest extent practicable.


Landscaping
11. At least 70% of any landscaping proposed on the site Is to consist of Australian natives, 50% of which are
      to be native to the local area and include koala habitat tree species derived from local seed stock.
12. Any landscaping to be placed either side of access roads or driveways is to be setback at least one (1)
    metre from the roadway to ensure greater .visibility of koalas.

Fencing



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