Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335

                                                                                                                                               Environmental Management Plan
    UO                                                                                                                                           Peregian Beach Caravan Park




Performance Criteria            No injury of protected fauna;
                                No destruction of fauna habitat within the designated green space areas;
                            n   Fencing intact; and
                            •   Minimise impacts on native fauna from the operational activities on the site through implementing environmental controls.

Implementation Strategies   •   No domestic animals to be allowed in the caravan park;
                            •   Installation and maintenance of appropriate fencing (i.e. either fauna-friendly (e.g. by leaving at least a 30cm gap under the fence, and using
                                materials such as timber post-and-rail or chain wire that can be climbed) or fauna-exclusion) around retained fauna habitat (e.g. parkland);
                            •   Fauna-friendly fencing should be implemented where possible along the boundaries of the subject site (i.e. areas additional to the 1m high
                                gabion basket fence) (in accordance with the Koala Management Plan; James Warren & Associates, 2010, Appendix D);
                            n   To minimise the potential impact of David Low Way and minor roads to be constructed on the subject site, low traffic speeds will be
                                implemented on the site (in accordance with the Koala Management Plan, James Warren & Associates, 2010, Appendix D);
                            •   Speed limits shall be displayed clearly and strictly adhered to;
                            n   Signage will be installed to warn residents of the potential for fauna injury within the development;
                            n   Feeding of native fauna is to be prohibited and appropriate signage erected;
                            n   Lighting is to be designed to minimise light spillage into conservation areas;
                            •   Landscape works will include Koala habitat trees (in accordance with the Koala Habitat Management Plan; James Warren & Associates,
                                2010; Appendix D, and the Landscape Plan);
                            •   Preferred Koala habitat tree species to be used in landscaping include Tallowwood (Eucalyptus microcorys), Swamp Mahogany (Eucalyptus
                                robusta), Queensland Blue Gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis), Swamp Box (Lophostemon suaveolens) and Broad-leaved Paperbark (Melaleuca
                                quinquenervia) (in accordance with the Koala Habitat Management Plan; James Warren & Associates, 2010; Appendix D); and
                            n   The proposed pool shall be designed with a shallow lagoon-style entry where the pool water is level with part of the surrounding pavement.
                                The proposed pool design is considered to comply with the Queensland Government's Koala Safety Fencing and Measures Guideline
                                (December 2009) (James Warren & Associates; Appendix D).
                            n   Planting of appropriate native plant species to provide fauna habitat and food resources within landscaping;
Monitoring                  n   Rehabilitation areas will be inspected by a Restoration Ecologist during the maintenance period to ensure that habitat areas have not been
                                damaged. Refer to the Vegetation Protection Element (Section 4.3); and
                            •   Monitoring of the conservation areas by Sunshine Coast Regional Council after the maintenance period for at least two years.


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