2018-01-15 GC Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - P&E Court Appeal 344 of 2009

      Operational Works application, and may be constituted by a culvert used for drainage
      purposes.
49.   Tree trunks, major limbs and woodchips resulting from vegetation (including old
      growth trees) removal must be utilised within the revegetation/vegetation offset
      planting areas. The tree trunks and major limbs are to be placed singly and in clumps
      to replicate ground fauna habitat.
50.   An arboreal fauna crossing must be provided in the form of a rope bridge on Hollett
      Road adjacent to Lot 10.
51.   Two koala (road) signs must be provided on Hollett Road, one in the vicinity of Lot 9
      and the other on Hollett Road (when upgraded) near Goldburg Court.
52.   Domestic cats must be permanently restrained within the respective dwelling houses
      and/or within a purpose built cat enclosure.
53.   Boundary fencing to all lots must be koala friendly.
54.   Vegetation approved for removal/disturbance as part of this approval must be
      checked for presence of wildlife by a wildlife spotter/catcher or other suitably qualified
      person, immediately prior to the commencement of vegetation clearance works.
55.   The wildlife spotter/catcher must remain on-site for the duration of vegetation
      removal/disturbance activities and must report to Council’s delegate upon the
      commencement and completion of all vegetation removal activities on the site.
56.   Any wildlife identified as being displaced as a result of vegetation
      removal/disturbance activities must be relocated immediately prior to habitat
      disturbance, in consultation with the Council’s Environment delegate and in
      accordance with the basic requirements of the Nature Conservation Act 1992.
      Bushfire Management
57.   Trafficable standard (for 4x4 vehicles) bushfire access tracks must be provided within
      the fire trails and fire access corridors as identified on the approved plans (as
      amended) and in addition within the existing farm track located within the “Park”
      located approximately west, of Lot 38.
58.   The proposal plans must be amended to relocate the fire access corridors from Lots
      22, 23, 34, 35, 41, 42 and 49 to within Lot 50 adjacent to the western and northern
      boundaries.
59.   A 6 metre wide easement for emergency access and fire fighting purposes must be
      registered against the title of Lot 50 in favour of Council and Emergency Services
      over the fire trail on the subject land (Lot 50). The easement must be granted at no
      cost to Council and the wording of the easement documentation must be to the
      satisfaction of Council.
60.   Draft easement documentation must be submitted to Council for endorsement.
61.   A building envelope must be provided on all lots affected by the mandatory 30 metre
      building setback. The building envelope must exclude all areas identified as being
      within the 30 metre mandatory building setback. The envelopes must be indicated on
      the plan of development and all buildings must be sited within the building envelopes.
62.   All building envelope boundaries must be clearly delineated on the ground by the
      placement of metal posts at all covenant corners and bends.
      Vegetation Covenants
63.   A vegetation protection covenant must be registered against the titles of Lots 50, 51
      and 52 over the land areas identified as Areas A5, B2, A6 and B3 as identified on the
      Department of Natural Resources and Mines (DNRM) RARP – Plan Map Reference
      2008/008142 dated 12 December 2012 and identified on the approved plans (as
      amended), pursuant to Section 97A of the Land Title Act 1994. The covenant
      document and a survey plan must be submitted to Council for endorsement prior to



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