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within the ecological linkage;
e. Providing mitigation measures
such as wildlife movement
infrastructure, fauna exclusion
and directional fencing,
underpasses/overpasses and
traffic calming devices,
signage and lighting; and
f. Where offsets are necessary,
delivering offsets that support
and enhance ecological
linkages.
Waterways and wetlands
PO6 The biodiversity and AO6.1 Development and clearing of
ecosystem values of The dwelling and
vegetation does not occur within: clearing has been sited
waterways, wetlands and
adjacent riparian zones are a. A riparian buffer area; outside the riparian
protected by: buffer area and
b. A wetland area; or wetland area to ensure
a. Avoiding any new
c. 10m either side of the centre waterways and
development in a riparian
line of wa waterway identified wetlands are retained.
buffer area and wetland
area; on a Biodiversity, Waterways
b. Retaining aquatic and and Wetlands Overlay Map.
terrestrial habitat in
riparian zones;
c. Maintaining and AO6.2 Development provides for the N/A
enhancing wildlife rehabilitation of land within:
corridors and connectivity
a. A riparian buffer area;
along watercourses and
drainage lines for native b. A wetland area; or
fauna movement;
c. 10m either side of the centre
d. Avoiding edge effects and
line of wa waterway identified
damage from adjacent
land uses; on a Biodiversity, Waterways
and Wetlands Overlay Map.
e. Maintaining stream
integrity and bank stability
by minimizing bank AO6.3 N/A
erosion and slumping; Recreational facilities (eg.
Playgrounds, pergolas,
f. Maintaining water quality
through filtering barbeques) are setback a
sediments, nutrients and minimum of 10 metres from the
other pollutants, and top bank of a waterway.
g. Removing pest species
and replacing them with
local native species.
PO7 Vegetation within 400 metres N/A
No acceptable outcome provided
of the full ponded water within
Lake Macdonald is retained
PO8 Development on land adjacent AO8.1 Development adjacent to a
to a waterway or wetland N/A
waterway or wetland provides
maintains appropriate extent
than:
of public access to waterways
and wetlands and minimizes a. No new lots directly back onto
edge effects. a riparian buffer area; and
b. New public roads are located
between a riparian buffer area
or riparian zone and the
proposed development area.
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