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Appendix A - SDAP - State Code 16 - Native vegetation clearing response
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
b. containing fodder species with an
average height of at least four metres;
and
3. does not result in clearing for machinery
access between block harvest areas
exceeding 10 metres in width.
Cleared vegetation
PO146 Fodder harvesting is carried out in a way No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
that results in the woody biomass of the cleared
vegetation remaining where it is cleared.
Conserving the fodder resource
PO147 Fodder harvesting is carried out in a way AO147.1 Clearing does not occur:
that will conserve the fodder resource. 1. in an area that has been cleared in the
previous 10-year period; and
2. more than once in the same area of a lot; and
3. in more than 50 per cent of the area of the
regional ecosystem listed in reference table
6 and reference table 7 of this code on the lot;
and
4. in areas required to be retained under this
code, a development approval or any
accepted development vegetation clearing
code.
Duration of clearing, preventing land degradation, and maintaining biodiversity, ecological processes and regional ecosystems
PO148 Clearing occurs only during a period that: No acceptable outcome is prescribed.
1. will not contribute to land degradation; and
2. ensures the ongoing maintenance of ecological
processes and biodiversity; and
3. maintains the regional ecosystem.
Table 16.15: Managing thickened vegetation
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Clearing associated with wetlands
PO149 Clearing of vegetation within a natural AO149.1 Mechanical clearing does not occur in
wetland and/or within 100 metres of the defining any of the following areas:
bank of a natural wetland maintains the 1. inside the defining bank of a natural wetland;
composition, structure and function of any regional and
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