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4.5. BIODIVERSITY, WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS OVERLAY CODE
Compliance with acceptable outcomes:
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Ecologically important areas
PO1 Development is sited and AO1.1
Ecologically important areas are
designed to protect the physical The majority of the
conserved or improved to ensure sites vegetation will be
and ecological integrity and their ongoing contribution to the
biodiversity of ecologically retained to ensure the
natural resources and biological ongoing contribution to
important areas through
diversity of Noosa Shire. the natural resources
protection of:
And and biological diversity.
a. existing habitat areas and
ecological linkages; and
b. existing riparian vegetation, AO1.2 Buildings, structures and associated The dwelling has been
waterways and wetland sited in the proposed
works are located within existing
habitat values. location to utilize the
cleared areas or areas of lowest
existing cleared area.
ecological value. By doing so clearing
will be minimized to
And preserve the ecological
value of the area.
AO1.3 Where constructing a dwelling house As per above.
or community residence, buildings
and associated structures are not
located on land identified as an area
of biodiversity significance on a
Biodiversity, Waterways and
Wetlands Overlay Map.
Or
Clearing vegetation (other than for a Clearing vegetation for
driveway access) does not extend the purposed of the
dwelling has insured
beyond-
clearing does not
a. 30 metres of a habitable extend beyond 500m2.
building or 10m of a class
10 structure on lots greater
than 10 hectares; or
b. 10m of a habitable building
or class 10 structure on lots
10 hectares of less but
more than 3,000m2; or
c. 3m of a habitable building
or class 10 structure on lots
3,000m2 or less.
And
AO1.4 Clearing of vegetation for a Clearing for a
boundary fence does not extend boundary fence will not
beyond 5m either side of the fence. extend beyond 5m.
Management of impacts
PO3 AO3.1 Where clearing of vegetation
Development is designed and
sited to manage adverse cannot be practicably avoided,
impacts on ecologically the development:
important areas by:
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