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Ecological Assessment Report
Ecological Assessment Report v2 NCES REF: LEA2016-06 Lot 496 on MCH591 - 30 Pottery Street, Pomona 7.2.4 QLD Nature Conservation Act 1992 A search of the Protected Plants Flora Survey Trigger map identified that the site is located within a ‘High Risk Area’ prescribed under the Nature Conservation (Wildlife Management) Regulation 2006 (refer to Plate 9). Plate 9 – Protected Plants Flora Survey Trigger Map A search of the State Government’s Wildlife Online Database on 15th July 2016 identified 6 records for conservation significant fauna and 1 record for conservation significant flora species within a 2km radius of the site. An extract of the database search results is presented in Table 2 whilst the full database search result is presented as Appendix 4. Table 2 – Wildlife Online Database Conservation Significant Species Records Scientific Name Common Name NC Act Status EPBC Act Status Fauna Litoria pearsoniana Cascade tree frog Vulnerable - Adelotus brevis Tusked frog Vulnerable - Mixophyes iteratus Giant barred frog Endangered Endangered Calyptorhynchus lathami Glossy black cockatoo Vulnerable - lathami Anthochaera phrygia Regent honeyeater Endangered Critically Endangered Phascolarctos cinereus Koala Vulnerable Vulnerable Flora Allocasuarina rigida subsp. - Vulnerable - exsul A targeted flora survey was carried out within the site on the 15th July 2016 and was undertaken as per the Flora Survey Guidelines - Protected Plants (EHP 2014). No flora species listed as conservation significant under the NC Act were observed within the site or the 100m survey buffer surrounding the site. Under Section 261ZA of the Nature Conservation (Wildlife management) Regulation 2006, a person may take (clear) protected plants if a flora survey report is submitted to EHP, providing evidence that endangered, vulnerable or near threatened plants are not present within a clearing impact area. An Exempt Clearing Notification (Protected Plants) form (accompanied by a flora survey report) is required to be submitted to EHP within twelve months of the date of the flora survey (and at least one week prior to clearing) in order to notify the department that exempt vegetation clearing is to be undertaken. © 2017 19
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