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

                                                                                          2006/823

Approval
69.   The EMP shall be submitted for approval to Council in conjunction with an application for
      Operational Works for the Site.
70.   The Developer shall not commence any development on Site until the EMP – Construction
      Management Plan is approved by the Manager – Land Development; and the Developer shall
      not commence any building work on Site until the EMP – Operational Management Plan is
      approved by the Manager – Land Development.       The approval of the Manager - Land
      Development is not to be unreasonably withheld.
71.   The Developer may amend the construction management plan only with the prior written
      approval of the Manager – Land Development, which is not to be unreasonably withheld.
Implementation
72.   The Developer shall comply with the EMP and compliance with the EMP shall be addressed
      by the community management statement of any or all bodies corporate having control of any
      part of the Site.
Revision
73.   The Developer may amend the EMP only with the prior written approval of the Manager –
      Land Development, which is not to be unreasonably withheld.
Site Rehabilitation Plan
74.   The Site Rehabilitation Plan Rev. 1 dated 11.7.2003 shall be complied with for the provisions
      that relate to Lot 106 on SP151408.
Flora and Fauna Protection
Vegetation Protection
75.   No vegetation indigenous to the Site or vegetation within the road reserves adjoining the Site
      shall be cut down, lopped, damaged, disrupted or adversely affected without the prior written
      consent of the Manager – Land Use. However the vegetation identified in the approved plans
      for removal may be removed or lopped following the issue of a development permit for
      operational works for each area and in conjunction with the operational works.
76.   It may be acceptable to the Council for further vegetation to be removed or lopped on the site
      or overhanging the site for safety reasons. For this purpose, a joint site visit shall be
      undertaken by the Manager – Land Use and the Developer to identify any such vegetation to
      be removed or lopped. The Developer may remove or lop additional trees only with the prior
      written consent of the Manager – Land Use subject to such reasonable conditions as may be
      imposed by the Manager – Land Use.
77.   All areas of vegetation and individual trees to be removed or lopped shall be clearly marked on
      the Site.
78.   A qualified and experienced arborist shall be present on site prior to construction work
      occurring in the vicinity of trees to be retained; and at least weekly during construction activity
      in these areas. The arborist shall provide advice regarding the retention of tree health and
      stability and this advice shall be implemented. Tree fence guards shall be erected at a 3m
      distance from the trunk (unless otherwise agreed with the Manager Land Use) around all trees
      to be retained and an inspection arranged with Council’s Environmental Planner prior to
      construction commencing.
79.   During construction of the Development the following areas shall be fenced using a 3 wire star
      picket fence 1.2 metres in height for the purpose of preventing access beyond these areas
      and thereby protecting vegetation on Site:
      79.1. an area defined by a radius of 3m to all identified trees to be retained on the approved
            plans, unless otherwise agreed by Manager Land Use;
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