Decision Notice - Change to an Existing Approval - 010.2006.00000823.003 [As Published] · 132006.823.03

                                                                                           2006/823

54.   Only minor pruning will be permitted of existing tree branches protruding beyond the 10m
      setback line under the supervision of the site arborist. The degree of pruning required will be
      submitted for approval in conjunction with an application for operational works.
55.   No earthworks (fill or cut or earth-spill) shall occur within the 10m intermittent creek setback
      line.
56.   Retaining walls are to be designed and constructed to provide bridging footing structures as
      necessary to avoid root damage to retained trees.
57.   Upper level pool and lookout earthworks are to be minimal in scale and extent and localised to
      the footprint of the immediate construction. The pool is to be a maximum of 12m long by 4 in
      size. Earthworks are to be temporarily screened from Hastings Street utilising black or dark
      green shade cloth or equivalent material until construction work in this area is fully stabilised.
      Disturbed soil in this area is to be fully stabilised within 10 business days of initial disturbance
      with either a temporary or permanent treatment.
58.   The fence colour of the upper level pool located to the east of Building B shall be non
      reflective and charcoal/ woodland grey in colour. The retaining wall for the pool is to be clad in
      dark coloured rock, with native plantings located in front of it to provide screening.
59.   No shade structures or gazebo shall be erected at the lookout or upper level pool behind
      Building B. Only black, dark brown or navy blue coloured umbrellas shall be used in the
      vicinity of this pool.
60.   Trees to be removed shall be in accordance with the approved plans.
61.   Disturbance of the upper eastern area of the site to construct the boulder gabion walls shall
      minimise the disturbance to existing native trees and their roots wherever possible. Suitable
      techniques will be utilised to minimise disturbance and damage to this area. Rocks utilised will
      be grey in colour, with non-reflective wire cages.
Environmental Management Plan
Preparation
62.   An environmental management plan (EMP) for the Site shall be prepared and implemented by
      persons holding appropriate environmental and construction engineering qualifications and
      proven expertise in the preparation and implementation of EMPs, to ensure that the impact on
      the environment of the carrying out of the Development is minimised, the Environmental
      Values of the Site are protected and enhanced and the Development is ecologically
      sustainable.
63.   The EMP shall document in detail how compliance with the Conditions is to be achieved.
64.   The EMP shall demonstrate a high level of environmental care and responsibility and be
      consistent with best practice for developments of this type in similar environments.
65.   The EMP shall detail the Developer’s environmental policy and the proposed environmental
      management system for the Site.
66.   The EMP shall specify to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager – Land Development:
      66.1 The performance targets, including those derived from the Conditions and other
           requirements arising from legislation and other approvals;
      66.2 how the performance targets are to be achieved;
      66.3 who is responsible;
      66.4 when the performance targets will be satisfied;
      66.5 how performance will be monitored;
      66.6 reporting arrangements;
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