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Ecological Assessment Report
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Ecological Assessment Report
suitable habitat replacement and Compensatory planting will be provided on site in
replanting on site in the first accordance with the submitted Rehabilitation
instance or in a way that results Plan. A total of 162 new plants will be planted on
in a net gain and enhancement of site, including 107 trees and 55 shrubs.
the overall habitat values of
Noosa Shire.
PO4 Development provides for effective AO4.1 Complies with PO4
measures during construction and
Vegetation is protected from disturbance or Section 5.1 of this reports states that the
operation to protect ecological values
damage from construction and operation activities development will utilise the following mitigation
including:
by: measures during the clearing and construction
phase. These should be conditioned by Council for
implementation:
1. avoiding disturbance to or
1. clearly marking trees to be retained with
clearing of vegetation in and within the • Prior to the commencement of any
flagging tape;
vicinity of the site; vegetation clearing on site, tree
2. installing protective fencing around the protection/exclusion fencing is to be
2. managing habitat disturbance
dripline of the vegetation and avoid filling installed around the tree protection zone/s
and physical harm to fauna from noise,
and excavating in these fenced areas; of vegetation to be retained and trees to
vibration, dust, light, dewatering or
3. ensuring stockpiling, storage and vehicle be removed shall be visibly marked and
excavating; and
parking occurs outside the identified identified with flagging tape or similar.
3. avoiding clearing in areas where
vegetation areas; and • An appropriately experienced and suitably
erosion or slippage could occur.
4. using low impact construction techniques qualified fauna spotter catcher with
around vegetation. experience in koala spotting is to be
engaged to conduct a pre-clearing fauna
survey to identify fauna habitat and
AO4.2 breeding places and remove fauna from
vegetation to be cleared.
Vegetation which is capable of forming or
contributing to a buffer between different land uses
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