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Planning Statement
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0039 - 305 Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy - Application lodgement.
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c) avoid creating barriers to faunal AND
movement. S14.2 Development within or adjacent No fencing proposed.
to areas of vegetation, incorporate
fauna friendly fences;
AND
S14.3 Vegetation is protected from All works and infrastructure located in
interference resulting from clearing or existing cleared areas of site.
construction activities by—
a) clearly marking vegetation
to be retained with flagging tape;
b) installing protective fencing around
the dripline of the vegetation and avoid
filling and excavation in these fenced
areas; and
c) ensuring stock piling, storage and
vehicle parking occur outside the
identified vegetation areas;
AND
14.4 Low impact construction All works and infrastructure located in
techniques are used around existing cleared areas of site. No
vegetation to minimise interference
vegetation to be disturbed by site works.
with the vegetation .
Filling and excavation
O15 Vegetation is not adversely No solution provided All site works are clear of existing
impacted upon by earthworks and
changes to the hydrological regime, vegetation and will not be affected by
including changes to ground water greenhouses or associate infrastructure.
levels, flooding levels, run-off and tidal
hydraulics
Replanting and rehabilitation
O16 Vegetation is enhanced through S16.1 Landscaping complements and Site included in the Rural zone and
the following measures: supports important habitats by —
a) siting landscaped areas to proposed to be utilised for agricultural
a) utilising native plants of local origin;
complement and enhance existing b) utilising suitable plant species activities. The applicant wishes to
vegetation; identified in PSP3 – Landscaping continue using the site for agricultural
b) removal of all species likely to Plants and Guidelines; activities and locating the greenhouses in
displace native flora species or c) replicating adjacent remnant existing cleared areas.
degrade fauna habitat; habitats, including understorey
c) replanting and rehabilitating vegetation;
degraded habitat; and d) creating or enhancing linkages The existing vegetation located around
d) replacing any vegetation removed between existing habitats; Six Mile Creek provides sufficient
with suitable replacement vegetation e) avoiding the use of Undesirable linkages to surrounding areas and
of local origin. Plant Species listed in Table 9.1 of maintains existing habitat around the
. PSP3 Landscaping Plants and creek. This existing vegetation provides
Guidelines; and
f) planting riparian zones to filter sufficient a sufficient filter for natural run
stormwater run -off and provide for off from the site.
wildlife habitat;
AND
S16.2 Vegetation removed is replaced No vegetation to be removed, therefore
with —
a) the equivalent number of trees or no additional planting required.
plants of local origin ; or
b) twice the number of trees or plants
of local origin
Fire management
O17 Fire management measures are No solution provided Greenhouses and ancillary buildings are
adopted based on ecological
principles, which — positioned clear of existing vegetation
a ) maintain and enhance biodiversity; and potential bushfire areas.
b) minimise threat of fire to the natural
environment, life and property; and
c) provide for effective use and
maintenance of buildings and
structures
.
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