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Information Request OPW26 0033 [As Published]
Issue – fencing to protected land
The application cover letter states:
“We believe that condition 25f(ii) of RAL19/0014 contradicts the requirements in condition 31 and
have adopted the requirements of condition 25f(ii) by not showing a fence along the eastern side
of the covenant area…”
Council does not accept this position. Construction of a fence along the eastern boundary of
the covenant area is considered essential to ensure the long-term protection and effective
management of the covenant. This fencing provides a clear physical barrier to safeguard the
environmental values within the covenant area and assists the owners of Lot 8 in managing
their land appropriately.
Conditions 25f(ii) and 31 are not inconsistent and can be satisfied concurrently. Access to the
covenant area can be facilitated through the installation of a gate from the existing easement
within Lot 8, enabling entry for emergency and management purposes while maintaining the
required fencing to protect the area.
Information Required
11. Provide a revised plan (Roadworks and drainage plan, drawing no. 19660-C201, dated
13/02/26) nominating the eastern boundary of the covenant area to be fenced in
accordance with condition 31 of the higher order approval (RAL19/0014), and include a
gate for access to the covenant area via lot 8 to satisfy condition 25(ii) and provide
access for the future ongoing management of the covenant.
Issue – vegetation management plan for lots 7-9
The application cover letter states:
“…As the entire property, outside the proposed covenant, will be cleared, we consider that the
VMP required under condition 25f(vi) is unnecessary.
Insufficient information has been provided to demonstrate that the entire area outside the
covenant area, within lots 7, 8 and 9 is required to be cleared to achieve the required asset
protection zones.
Information Required
12. Provide a vegetation management plan in accordance to satisfy condition 25 f (vi). This
is to include, but is not limited to:
12.1. a survey plan showing all trees within lots 7, 8 and 9.
12.2. Information to demonstrate clearing is to be to the minimum extent necessary to
establish the asset protection zones for future dwellings giving due consideration
to the bushfire management conditions of the higher order (RAL19/0014).
12.3. Arborist report to identify trees to be retained and any required tree protection
measures during construction.
Issue – landscaping and covenant rehabilitation plan
The cover letter indicates that the landscaping design and covenant-area works required
under Conditions 29, 30 and 32 will be addressed in a separate Operational Works application.
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Document Set ID: 24593729
Version: 2, Version Date: 12/03/2026
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