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Appendix H - Biodiversity Code
Attached to the e-mail Multiple Housing Type 3 Retirement & Special Needs (48 units) - MCU18/0009.
Callaghan and Toth Consulting Engineers______________________________________________________
Biodiversity Overlay
floristic structure of the vegetation removed; or buffer. This area will have weed management
b) where this is not possible due to the and infill planting as required.
characteristics of the site and the development,
plantings twice the number of the removed trees
and plants of local origin.
Fire management Refer to Bushfire Hazard Statement prepared by Rob
O17 Fire management measures are No solution provided. Friend & Associates Pty Ltd for recommendations
adopted based on ecological principles, regarding mitigating against external bushfire hazards for
which- the proposed development. Key recommendations
a) maintain and enhance biodiversity; include:
b) minimise threat of fire to the natural • 14.1 metre setback in which:
environment, life and property; and o undertsorey is removed and groundcover
c) provide for effective use and of less than 200mm in height is
maintenance of buildings and maintained; and
structures. o trees with branches that extend closer
than 5 metres to any structure to be
trimmed or removed as per Arborist
assessment.
• Construction of a 2.5m high non-flammable fauna
friendly fence along eastern boundary of site
Clearing protected vegetation in the The proposal involves the clearing of approximately
protected vegetation overlay area No solution provided. 0.7559ha of vegetation in the Environmental Protection
O18 Clearing protected vegetation does category of the biodiversity overlay. The site is not
not involve – mapped as Riparian Buffer Area on the Overlay map.
a) the removal of vegetation in
ecologically important areas; Potential for the site to provide habitat for listed frogs
b) removal of vegetation or habitat for (Litoria freycineti, Crinia tinnula and Adelotus brevis)
fauna identified or referred to as although none of these species were found during the
requiring protection in State or fauna survey.
Commonwealth legislation;
c) removal of vegetation located on a Swamp crayfish (Tenuibranchiurus glypticus) was located
prominent hillside, slope or ridgeline; during the survey and it is listed as Endangered under the
d) vegetation within 400 metres of the full NC Act 1992. The plans show the area of swamp crayfish
level of ponded water within lake habitat on the Carramar site. The estimated swamp
Macdonald; crayfish habitat as per the Native Foresters report is
e) removal of riparian vegetation; approximately 0.26ha.
f) vegetation which is or is capable of
forming or contributing to a buffer It is proposed to impact 0.05ha of the swamp crayfish
between different land uses; habitat; whilst the remaining 0.21ha will be protected
g) vegetation which is or is capable of within the retained vegetation onsite.
forming or contributing to a visual
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