2022-09-06 Planning & Environment Meeting Agenda

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                     6 SEPTEMBER 2022


 Performance Outcomes                                 Acceptable Outcomes
 d.    retaining aquatic and terrestrial habitat in    l.     10 metres either side of the centre line of
       riparian zones;                                        other waterways identified on
 e.    maintaining and enhancing wildlife corridors           a Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands
       and connectivity along watercourses and                Overlay Map.
       drainage lines for native fauna movement;
 f.    avoiding edge effects and damage from          AO6.2
       adjacent land uses;                            Development provides for the rehabilitation of land
 g.    maintaining stream integrity and bank          within:
       stability by minimising bank erosion and       a riparian buffer area;
       slumping;                                       m.      a wetland area; and
 h.    maintaining water quality through filtering     n.      10 metres either side of the centre line of
       sediments, nutrients and other pollutants;              any other waterway identified on
       and                                                     a Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands
 i.    removing pest species and replacing them                Overlay Map.
       with local native species.

 PO10                                                 AO10.1
 Development provides for ecologically important      Landscaping and rehabilitation complements and
 areas to be restored and enhanced through:           supports ecologically important areas by:
                                                       u.    utilising local native species;
 o.    designing landscaped areas to complement        v.    utilising suitable plant species identified
       and enhance                                           in PSP2 Landscaping;
       existing vegetation and ecological linkages;
                                                       w.    restoring degraded ecosystems to achieve
 p.    removing species likely to displace native            a functional ecosystem state that requires
       flora species or degrade fauna habitat;               minimal human intervention;
 q.    replanting and rehabilitating degraded          x.    replicating adjacent remnant habitats of the
       habitat;                                              same type, including the
 r.    replacing any vegetation removed with                 understorey vegetation;
       suitable local native species;                  y.    creating or enhancing linkages
 s.    providing for fauna habitat; and                      between existing habitats;
 t.    avoiding the planting of pest plant species.    z.    avoiding the use of pest plant species
                                                             listed in PS–2 - Landscaping;
                                                       aa. planting riparian zones to filter stormwater
                                                             run-off, stabilise soil and provide for wildlife
                                                             habitat; and
                                                       bb. providing ground and arboreal structures
                                                             for fauna, which may include ground
                                                             depressions, rocks, hollows, nesting boxes
                                                             and in-stream habitat.
                                                      AO10.2
                                                      Vegetation cleared is replaced with:
                                                       cc.   plantings of equivalent area that replicate
                                                             the floristic structure of
                                                             the vegetation removed; or
                                                       dd. where this is not possible due to the
                                                             characteristics of the site and the
                                                             development, plantings twice the number
                                                             of the removed trees and plants.

Reconfiguring a Lot Code:
9.5.1.2 Purpose and overall outcomes
         1.    The purpose of the Reconfiguring a lot code is to ensure that development:
               d.   is responsive to site constraints;


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