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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
buffer or a buffer against pollution,
light spillage or noise;
h) vegetation which contributes to scenic
amenity or landscape quality;
i) vegetation the clearing of which may
cause or contribute to erosion or
slippage.
O19 Clearing protected vegetation does The site is mapped as non-remnant under DNRM
not increase the likelihood of or result in No solution provided. vegetation mapping.
adverse impacts on-
a) remnant vegetation of local origin, The proposal maintains 25% of the exiting wetland
classified as remnant of concern vegetation, with its diversity and composition not
regional ecosystem or remnant impacted.
endangered regional ecosystem or is
vegetation located in a wetland; The vegetation to be retained and protected will continue
b) the diversity of flora and fauna species to have the habitat values for the listed frogs (Litoria
supported or likely to be supported by freycineti, Crinia tinnula and Adelotus brevis) expected on
the vegetation community; site, and the Swamp crayfish (Tenuibranchiurus glypticus)
c) a flora or fauna community or which was located during the survey and it is listed as
individual species which has Endangered under the NC Act 1992. The plans show the
conservation status in State or area of swamp crayfish habitat on the Carramar site.
Commonwealth legislation; The estimated swamp crayfish habitat as per the Native
d) hydrology of an area or upon a Foresters report is approximately 0.26ha.
hydrologically-sensitive plant
community such as heathland, It is proposed to impact 0.05ha of the swamp crayfish
sedgeland, melaleuca forest or habitat; whilst the remaining 0.21ha will be protected
mangrove forest; within the retained vegetation onsite.
e) a water catchment area or water
quality; Hydrologically the development will maintain flows as per
f) vegetation which has cultural heritage current conditions into the adjacent vegetation.
values;
g) vegetation required to support, protect Stormwater quality will be treated through rainwater tanks
and maintain biodiversity values within and biopods – see Callaghan & Toth IWMP for the site.
the Noosa Shire, whether these be of
local, regional, state or national Rehabilitation of retained vegetation and the adjacent
significance; Lomandra Park will improve habitat values in these areas
h) a person or industry reliant on by removing weed species, and undertaking infill planting
maintaining the vegetation; or as required.
i) neighbouring land, scenic amenity and The scenic amenity will generally be maintained by
environmental values. protecting 25% of the existing vegetation on site.
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