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Planning Report
Surface and ground water hydrology
PO9 Development ensures than AO9.1 Development does not impact on
the natural surface water and The site has no access
the natural surface water of to reticulated water,
ground water hydrologic
groundwater hydrologic regimes sewerage, or
regimes of waterways,
wetlands and hydrologically- and this is facilitated by: stormwater. The site
sensitive plant communities a. Avoiding or minimizing uses effluent disposal
are not adversely impacted. system for treatment of
channelization, redirection or
wastewater, water tanks
interruption of flow; for potable water supply
b. Avoiding groundwater and disposes of
extraction; stormwater overland to
mimic overland flow
c. Maintaining groundwater conditions. The
recharge and discharge proposed dwelling will
processes; not impact the natural
surface water of
d. Maintaining natural groundwater hydrologic
groundwater fluctuations; regimes and is therefore
deemed to comply with
e. Avoiding causing ingress of
the acceptable
saline water into freshwater outcomes.
aquifers of wetlands; and
f. Avoiding contaminants
entering groundwater (e.g.
from runoff, effluent disposal).
Rehabilitation of ecologically important areas
PO10 Development provides for AO10.1 Landscaping and rehabilitation
ecologically important areas to Vegetation will be
complements and supports retained to
be restored and enhanced
ecologically important areas by: approximately 80% of
through:
a. Utilizing local native species; the site to ensure the
a. Designing landscaped
ecological value of the
areas to complement and b. Utilizing suitable plant species site is retained.
enhance existing
identified in PSP2
vegetation and ecological
Landscaping; Fauna movement has
linkages;
been carefully
b. Removing species likely c. Restoring degraded considered to ensure
to displace native flora ecosystems to achieve a fauna has safe
species or degrade fauna functional ecosystem state movement though the
habitat; that requires minimal human adjoining property
c. Replanting and intervention; boundaries.
rehabilitating degraded
habitat; d. Replicating adjacent remnant
d. Replacing any vegetation habitats of the same type,
removed with suitable including the understory
local native species; vegetation;
e. Providing for fauna e. Creating or enhancing
habitat; and linkages between existing
f. Avoiding the planting of habitats;
pest plant species.
f. Avoiding the use of pest plant
species listed in PSP2 –
Landscaping;
g. Planting riparian zones to filter
stormwater run-off, stabilize
soil and provide for wildlife
habitat; and
h. Providing ground and arboreal
structures for fauna, which
may include ground
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