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Appendix A - SDAP - State Code 16 - Native vegetation clearing response
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
1. in regional ecosystems listed in reference table
6 or reference table 7 of this code; and
2. in accordance with the harvesting method
limitations for the regional ecosystem listed in
reference table 6 or reference table 7 of this code.
PO144 Clearing consists predominantly of fodder No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
species.
Conserving vegetation
PO145 Clearing is carried out in a way that AO145.1 Clearing does not result in the removal
conserves: of non-fodder species with a height of four
1. remnant vegetation in perpetuity; and metres or more.
2. the regional ecosystem in which the vegetation
is situated. AND
AO145.2 Selective harvesting:
1. retains all non-fodder species except where
the damage is an unavoidable consequence
of clearing the selected fodder tree; and
2. when using a chainsaw in regional
ecosystems listed in reference table 6 of this
code, retains at least one fodder tree for every
fodder tree cleared; and
3. in least concern regional ecosystems listed
in reference table 7 of this code, retains at
least one fodder tree for each fodder tree
cleared; and
4. in of concern regional ecosystems listed in
reference table 7 of this code, retains at least
two fodder trees for each fodder tree cleared.
AND
AO145.3 Strip harvesting and block
harvesting:
1. where fodder harvesting has previously
occurred in an area of a lot, only occurs if all of
the following apply:
a. the vegetation has not been cleared in
the last 10 years; and
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