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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Planning Comment
unavoidable, disturbed areas are Editor’s Note— Measures may include fauna
reinstated and revegetated on underpasses, ropes, fencing and the like.
completion of works; and
(f) minimise bulk earthworks. AO12.4
Road infrastructure within or adjacent to
native habitat incorporates fences which
allow for protected wildlife movement and
controls unrestricted access of domestic
cats and dogs.
AO12.5
Native vegetation is protected from
clearing or construction activities by—
(a) clearly marking vegetation to be
retained with flagging tape;
(b) installing protective fencing around
the dripline of vegetation; and
(c) ensuring stock piling, storage and
vehicle parking occur outside the
areas of vegetation to be retained.
AO12.6
Where clearance of habitat is unavoidable,
once the area disturbed by the works is re-
established, replacement habitat is planted
in proximity of the works to create native
fauna habitat suitable for the area and
maintained for the life of the works.
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