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Table 8. Strategies to manage feral, domestic and companion animals
Issue Control of feral, domestic and companion animals
Management Minimize the impact of feral, domestic and companion animals on fauna within the Site
objective and adjacent areas.
Requirements to • Dogs and other companion animals are not permitted on Site.
implement • Discard waste in appropriate containers and reduce food sources available for
introduced rodents by:
o Promoting adequate housekeeping practices relating to food scrap
disposal.
o Provision of waste receptacles.
o Practice daily food waste removal.
o Provide communication with contractors to raise awareness of the impact
of invasive wildlife.
• All introduced fauna encountered by the FSC are to be euthanized ethically.
• Consult the Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020 for specific legislative requirements.
Personnel Base Architecture is responsible for:
responsible
• Ensuring good housekeeping practices are enforced and adhered to on Site.
• Enforcing a ban on all dogs and companion animals on Site.
• Implementing reactive management if feral, domestic or companion animal
species are found to be adversely affecting local fauna.
The FSC is responsible for managing all invasive fauna humanely.
Corrective In the event that practices are inconsistent with the strategies outlined in the SMP and
action VDMP, the Contractor should take the corrective steps and report non-compliance to
the relevant personnel.
Timing The duration of the vegetation clearing works at a minimum.
4.7. Habitat Rehabilitation and Protection
Enhancement of retained habitat areas should be undertaken along with rehabilitation of the
western waterway. The following treatments and strategies in Table 10 will further benefit fauna within
retained habitat. See the RMP for detailed rehabilitation strategies.
Table 9. Strategies to rehabilitate and protect retained habitat
Issue Fauna habitat rehabilitation
Management Improve the habitat values for fauna within retained habitat.
objective
Requirements to • Consider installation of nest boxes to compensate loss of hollows and hollow
implement recruitment trees (Table 6).
FAUNA MANAGEMENT PLAN | Summit Road, Pomona
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Document Set ID: 22570982
Version: 1, Version Date: 05/09/2023
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