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2015-10-13 Planning & Organisation Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Flying Fox Management Plan
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• Disturbance activities must be limited to a maximum of 2.5 hours in any 12 hour
period, preferably at or before sunrise or at sunset.
• Trees are not felled, lopped or have large branches removed when flying-foxes are in
or near to a tree and likely to be harmed.
• The action must be supervised by a person with knowledge and experience relevant
to the management of flying-foxes and their habitat, who can identify dependent
young and is aware of climatic extremes and food stress events. This person must
make an assessment of the relevant conditions and advise the proponent whether
the activity can go ahead consistent with these standards.
• The action must not involve the clearing of all vegetation supporting a nationally-
important flying-fox camp. Sufficient vegetation must be retained to support the
maximum number of flying-foxes ever recorded in the camp of interest.
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