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Appendix A - SDAP - State Code 16 - Native vegetation clearing response
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Clearing associated with watercourses or drainage features
PO137 Clearing of vegetation within a AO137.1 Mechanical clearing does not occur in
watercourse and/or drainage feature and/or within any of the following areas:
the relevant distance (listed in reference table 2) of a 1. inside the defining bank of any watercourse
watercourse and/or drainage feature maintains the or drainage feature; and
composition, structure and function of any regional 2. within 20 metres of the defining bank of any
ecosystem associated with any watercourse watercourse or drainage feature.
and/or drainage feature to protect all of the
following: AND
1. bank stability by protecting against bank erosion;
2. water quality by filtering sediments, nutrients AO137.2 Mechanical clearing that is strip
and other pollutants; harvesting or block harvesting does not occur in
3. aquatic habitat; any of the following areas:
4. terrestrial habitat. 1. inside the defining bank of any watercourse
or drainage feature; and
2. within 100 metres of the defining bank of any
watercourse or drainage feature.
Soil erosion
PO138 Clearing does not result in accelerated soil AO138.1 Clearing only occurs where recognised
erosion within or outside the land subject of the best practice methods are employed to:
development application. 1. prevent soil erosion and instability resulting
from the clearing; and
2. stabilise soil erosion and instability which
would result from clearing; and
3. prevent increased sediment run-off entering a
wetland, watercourse or drainage feature as
a result of the clearing.
AND
AO138.2 Mechanical clearing does not occur on
a slope greater than five percent.
OR
AO138.3 Mechanical clearing does not occur
within 50 metres of an area of soil erosion and
instability.
Salinity
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