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

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        13. Any new boundary fencing to be erected on the site must be koala friendly to allow for koala movement
            across the site.
        14. The installation of new boundary fences within the development site, and ongoing maintenance shall
             minimise the clearing of koala habitat trees of a height of 4 metres or greater, or a trunk diameter of 10cm
             at 1.3 metres above the ground or greater to the greatest extent practicable.

        Dogs
        15. Domestic dogs are not permitted on the site during construction. Ail employees, contractors,
            subcontractors, agents or any other person engaged or employed on the site are to be made aware of this
            requirement.
        16. Any domestic dogs to be kept on the proposed iots once the construction phase Is completed are to be
             secured within the designated building envelope or a smaller area around the dwelling via koala exclusion
             fencing.                                        !      •       .v

        17. Domestic dogs are not to access the area of open space unless they are under effective control by the
            handler and physically restrained.

        Education
        18 The approval holder must develop and articulate educational material Presidents, within the deveiopmant
            to raise awareness of the areas koala habitat values and the requirements of this development.
            Information should Include topics such as:
              d) Koala sensitive dog ownership;
              e) The importance of retaining koaia food trees and other native vegetation;
              f) Encouraging the planting of appropriate koaia food trees;
              g) Fencing requirements;
              h) Koala friendly backyards - Including koala friendly fencing and ropes in pools;
              e) Keeping outdoor lighting to a minimum after 6pm at night and before 6am the next morning near
                    occupied trees, or trees known to be utilised by neighbourhood koalas;
              f) Driving slowly and watching for koalas on local roads; and
               g) Location of building envelopes.

        Traffic                                                                        ~
         19. Road speeds within the subject site must be restricted to a maximum of 40km/hr, with the potential for
             some areas to be of lower speeds around traffic calming devices;
        20. Koala signage must be installed at main entrances to the subject site and placed alongside areas of
             internal roads which intersect with, or are directly adjacent to, koala movement corridors on the site to alert
             residents and visitors of koalas on the site;
        21. Koala signage must be of a size and colouring that ensures It is clearly visible to drivers and persons
             entering the premises;
         22. Traffic calming devices must be installed along the main entrance and internal roads where they intersect
              with, or are directly adjacent to koaia movement corridors on the site.

         Fire Management
       : 23. Bushfire management activities undertaken on the proposed lots, including clearing for asset protection
                zones, and controlled burning, must be undertaken in a manner which minimises degradation of koala
| | : hajjitat to the greatest extent practicable.

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