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Appendix A - SDAP - State Code 16 - Native vegetation clearing response
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
AO60.3 Clearing in essential habitat does not
exceed the areas prescribed in reference table 1 of
this code.
PO61 Where clearing of vegetation in a regional No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
ecosystem that is an area of essential habitat
does not maintain the composition, structure and
function of the regional ecosystem, and cannot be
avoided and has been mitigated, an offset is
provided for any acceptable significant residual
impact for each protected wildlife species
individually.
Acid sulfate soils if the local government is not the assessment manager for the development application
PO62 Clearing does not result in, or accelerate, AO62.1 Clearing does not occur in land zone 1,
disturbance of acid sulfate soils or changes to the land zone 2 or land zone 3.
hydrology of the location that will result in either of
the following: OR
1. aeration of horizons containing iron sulphides;
2. mobilisation of acid or metals. AO62.2 Clearing in land zone 1, land zone 2 or
land zone 3 in areas below the five metre
Australian Height Datum only occurs where:
1. mechanical clearing does not disturb the soil
to a depth greater than 30 centimetres; and
2. acid sulfate soils are managed consistent with
the soil management guidelines in the
Queensland Acid Sulfate Soil Technical
Manual.
Staged clearing
PO63 Clearing: No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
1. is staged in line with operational needs that
restrict clearing to the current operational area;
and
2. only occurs in the area from which material will
be extracted, and any reasonably associated
built infrastructure, within the term of the
development approval; and
3. does not occur without required permits.
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