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DERM Wetlands & Conservation Estate Referral Agency Response

ensuring that stormwater, wastewater, dust and erosion from the development site can be appropriately
managed to avoid adverse impacts on the conservation estate. A stormwater and wastewater management plan
may be one way the assessment manager may choose to ensure off-site impacts of development are
ameliorated. Revegetation of buffer zones using native species representative of the pre-clearing regional
ecosystem is recommended.

Establishing building or development envelope(s) may also be a useful way to give formal effect to any required
buffer area.

Neighbours to the conservation estate have a responsibility to keep dwellings and other infrastructure near
Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) managed lands in a condition that minimises fire risk to
themselves and their property as well as the protected estate and to appropriately ameliorate light and noise
issues. Consultation with QPWS officers is recommended to ensure management objectives of the conservation
estate including fire management, emergency services access and pest controls are met. A QPWS ‘Good
Neighbour Policy’ may be of assistance and is available on the web at:

http:/Avww.derm.qld.gov.au/register/p01658aa. pdf

Delegate Enquiries:

Department of Environment and Resource Management
Centenary Square Building,
Currie Street, Nambour. QLD 4560

PO Box 573, Nambour. QLD 4560

 

Daniel Leo Telephone +61 7 5451 2256

Senior Planning Officer Facsimile +61 7 5451 2260

Regional Planning and Coordination (Nambour) Email [email protected]
Planning and Assessment -- SEQ Website  www.derm.qid.gov.au

16 June 2011

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