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07/2555 - Operational Works - Drainage Stormwater Vegetation [As Published] · 142007.2555

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Target

Implementation Strategy Performance Indicators

 

 

2.1.2.4
Rehabilitation plan

Refer to Rehabilitation Plan Appendix B As per Rehabilitation Plan.

 

2.1.2.5
Recovery Plans

2.1.2.6
Protect the three large Hoop Pines near
the lodge.

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Design Review and the
Construction and Operational
Phase EMP

The design and EMPs take account of
the location of significant species

Site investigations did not record the presence of plant species of significance that warranted referral
under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 or the Commonwealth’s Environment Protection and
Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

   

Should the presence of species of significance be identified during future works a recovery plan that

includes the identification of the location and extent of the species, measures to protect its presence and

regeneration work required to protect its on ongoing survival are to be prepared.

The three large Hoop Pines, including the roots, stem and branches are to be protected during the

construction phase and operational phase of the development. This can be achieved through

Determination and fencing of the Tree Protection Zone (TPZ). This area is equivalent to a circle

around the tree with a diameter equal to, the Trunk Diameter x 10x 2, and with the trunk as the

centre.

No earthworks or soil] compaction are to be carried out within the TPZ.

* No machinery movement or operations are to be carried out within the TPZ.

No impervious surfaces including concrete slabs or bitumen areas are to be constructed within

the TPZ.

e Ail structures occupying the TPZ are to be constructed above ground and allow water to
penetrate decks and other surfaces to reach the roots.

Design and the Construction and
Operational Phase EMP

Design solutions are found to
construct the lodge and associated
structures to ensure no damage to the
tree occurs during the construction
and operational phases of the
development.

No damage is done to the roots, trunk
or branches of the trees during the
construction and operational phases.

 

2.1.2.7
Bushfire Management

Construction and Operational
Phase EMP
As per 2.1.5

Refer to Bushfire Management Plan. Appendix C

 

 

2.1.2.8
Weed Management

 

Refer to Rehabilitation Plan Appendix B As per Rehabilitation Plan.

 

 

Management Procedures

Clearing of vegetation shall be in accordance with the DNRMW Clearing permit and the Ministerial Conditions.

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