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

                                                                                      2006/823

            110.1.2. facilitation of Koala movement throughout the entire Site;
            110.1.3. planting of additional Koala food trees and Koala habitat trees as part of the
                     Site Rehabilitation Plan and Landscape Management Report;
            110.1.4. all fencing on Site to be compatible with Koala movement requirements.
111. The management plan shall be submitted to Council in conjunction with an application for
     Operational Works- Landscaping for the Site.
112. The Developer shall not commence any development on Site until the management plan is
     approved by the Manager – Land Use. The approval of the Manager – Land Use is not to be
     unreasonably withheld.
113. The Developer shall comply with the management plan and compliance with the management
     plan shall be addressed by the community management statement of any or all bodies
     corporate having control of any part of the habitat area.
114. The Developer may amend the management plan only with the prior written approval of the
     Manager – Land Use, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
115. Known Red-tailed Black Cockatoo feed trees adjacent to the eastern boundary of the Site
     shall be protected.
116. During construction, a 75m radius buffer delineated by appropriate signage shall be provided
     around all known Red-tailed Black Cockatoo feed trees (refer to Figure 2).
117. Rehabilitation works in this buffer area shall only proceed at times when the Red-tailed Black
     Cockatoos are absent.
118. Construction of the buggy track within this buffer area shall not proceed when the Red-tailed
     Black Cockatoos are feeding in these trees.
119. Construction of the buggy track shall not adversely impact upon the Red-tailed Black
     Cockatoo feed trees or their root systems.
Environmental Linkages and Corridors
120. The corridors and environmental linkages shall be maintained, rehabilitated and enhanced to
     ensure they are viable and self-sustaining in the long-term and facilitate the protection of the
     adjacent National Park.
121. The Landscape Management Report and the Site Rehabilitation Plan shall facilitate the
     protection and enhancement of these corridors and environmental linkages.
122. Unless specifically shown on the approved plans, no construction works or associated
     activities shall be permitted in these areas.
National Park Protection
123. The Public Open Space Area and Private Open Space Area perform a buffer function between
     the Development on Site and the National Park.
124. The existing fence between the National Park and the Site shall be removed at the
     Developer’s expense only once the rehabilitation planting is established to the reasonable
     satisfaction of the Manager – Land Use and with the prior written consent of both the
     Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and the Council, or alternatively retained if made safe
     and fauna friendly to the satisfaction of the Manager Land Use.
Intermittent Creek
125. The intermittent creek and its riparian and in-stream flora and fauna shall be protected,
     maintained and rehabilitated to enhance its Environmental Values.

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