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3.2.4. Flora and Fauna
Timing /
Control Measure Responsibility
Frequency
Potential Impact: Damage to trees and root systems
At the commencement of works sea grass
will be marked out with star pickets or
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alternatively a “Chanel” will be marked Site Supervisor
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where it is suitable to transit with minimal
disturbance to the sea grass
Excavation near trees to be kept will be
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avoided and stockpiles kept clear of any Site Supervisor
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tree.
Potential Impact: Disturbance to endangered species
Where an endangered species is identified,
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works will stop immediately and the Site Supervisor
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relevant authority notified.
Protective fencing will be installed around
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trees and areas where endangered species Site Supervisor
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are found.
Any fauna species encountered on site will
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be relocated by a qualified wildlife carer Site Supervisor
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from an organisation such as WIRES.
Potential Impact: Spread of weeds
Weeds will be removed from the site and Ongoing during
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composted or disposed of to prevent spread. project
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