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0014C22C.001
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Table.1 - Biodiversity Code
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Specific outcomes aeRO CER LM REE EE TLL) Compliance
13.1 Vegetation retention and conservation’
Environmental Protection & Riparian Buffer
Vegetation ;
01 Vegetation of local origin on premises identified $1.1 No interference with vegetation’ within 1 Applicant proposes to remove vegetation on site to develop
as Environmental Protection? or Riparian Buffer on the areas identified as Environmental Protection dwellings.
Biodiversity Overlay Maps OM1.1 to OM9.1, is retained | ° Riparian Buffer on the Biodiversity Overlay
and conserved in its present form or improved to Maps OM1.1 to OM9.1;
ensure its ongoing contribution to the natural resources Or
and biological diversity of Noosa Shire;
OR
02 = Interference with vegetation on land committed | $2.7 Where interference with vegetation is 2 Applicant has designed the dwellings to maximise the orientation
for development, only occurs where that part of the for the purpose of constructing a Detached and views of the site. The dwellings have been architecturally
land to be cleared is to— house, Type 1 Relative or Employee use, designed to step down the slope of the site and respect the existing
a) accommodate a house site area and any or Ancillary dwelling unit— vegetation.
necessary effluent disposal system, where NO | a) the interference with vegetation only The site is well vegetated and the design of the dwellings proposed
other suitable cleared or partially cleared area occurs where there are no other does necessitate the removal of some vegetation on site. The
is available on the premises, suitable cleared or partially cleared applicants designer has attempted to retain as many existing mature
b) provide for reasonable and necessary access areas on the premises available for the | trees through the design of the dwelling.
to a building or structure; or location of a house site area due to
¢) provide for the reasonable and necessary its tocation within or oerialy within on The site has been committed for development as demonstrated by the
i constraints on the property includin:
control of fire risk to a building or structure. area— urban and detached house zone. The applicant is proposing only to
5 : clear the house sites and access ways and will not remove vegetation
Environmental Protection category i, identified on another overlay around the building. " 9
Vegetation that falls within the Environmental map, OF
Protection category comprises regional ecosystems ii, subject to steep slopes, or
that possess at least one of the following ii, subject to access restrictions for
environmental values or criteria— vehicles or services; or
¢ The regional conservation status under the iv. subject to effluent disposal
Queensland Vegetation Management Act 1999 restrictions; and
is “Endangered”; b) areas of lesser importance in terms of
* It forms habitat for rare, threatened or biodiversity and habitat values are
d flora species, as identified in utilised, to the greatest extent
protecte pecies, practicable; and
Vegetation of Noosa Shire; c) for freehold lots 0.3ha or less—
° It is rare or naturally restricted regionally or interference with vegetation does not
locally, as identified in Vegetation of Noosa extend beyond 3m of a building or
Shire: or structure where the interference is
¢ The extent reserved within protected areas in reasonably necessary for access to
. ag - gee the building or structure; or
Noosa Shire is ‘low’, as identified in
d) for freehold lots greater than 0.3ha
; PSP18 Ecological Assessment Guidelines details information Council may require as part of an information request.
Refer to Council’s Vegetation of Noosa Shire study for further details on what constitutes Environmental Protection vegetation.
: As defined in section 13.2 above
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