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SUPERSEDED - Approved Plan - OPW23/0084
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• Working carefully and under the impression that fauna may be concealed
within vegetation.
• Working with the FSC to manage any animal welfare issues identified.
• Not continuing to clear vegetation while the FSC is managing fauna.
The FSC / Ecologist is responsible for
• Undertaking trapping prior to vegetation clearing.
• Capturing and relocating fauna prior to and during works.
• Maintaining detailed records of fauna interactions and fauna habitats
cleared, and preparing reports.
• Determining suitable nest box numbers and types, and installation locations.
• Installation and monitoring of nest boxes.
Reporting and The FSC / Ecologist is responsible for:
auditing
• Maintaining a breeding place register.
• Maintaining a fauna register.
• Providing Base Architecture with completed registers for submission to DES.
• Providing Base Architecture with records of trapping as part of the Post-
Clearance Report, including:
i. Number and type of traps used, with GPS locations.
ii. Timing of trapping events.
iii. Captured fauna details and outcomes.
• If applicable, providing Base Architecture with a Nest Box Installation Report
and Nest Box Monitoring Reports, as necessary.
Corrective action Installation of nest boxes to offset lost habitat features.
Replacement or repair of nest boxes within two [2] months of receiving nest box
monitoring reports.
Timing Trapping will occur prior to the commencement of works.
Nest boxes should be installed within two [2] months of the completion of works.
Animal welfare must be managed for the duration of the development project.
4.5. Providing Safe Passage for Fauna
The following measures will be employed throughout the Site to reduce fauna habitat fragmentation
and facilitate movement.
Table 7. Strategies to provide safe passage for fauna
Issue Maintaining safe movement of fauna
Management Ensure safe movement of fauna within the retained habitat and decrease movement
objective opportunities through work areas.
Prevent fauna deaths and reduce disturbance to fauna.
Requirements to Fauna may attempt to relocate away from clearing operations and into neighbouring
implement lots.
FAUNA MANAGEMENT PLAN | Summit Road, Pomona
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Document Set ID: 22570982
Version: 1, Version Date: 05/09/2023
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