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Objection_Nov18 · MCU18/0015
Attached to the e-mail MCU180015 - Submission - Rebecca Stead.msg.
Preface, pg 2 Statement - “Dedication of 50% of the site to Council as environmental reserve” 5 Objection: An Environmental Reserve is referenced multiple times as a community benefit but no details are supplied to cover public recreation use, boundaries, impact on the existing corridor. Item 8, page 4 “Full details as to how the sewer is to be constructed on such steep slopes” Response – “… Bamser Engineering who are experts in underground engineering … provided advice that the sewer is likely to be able to be constructed by using horizontal directional drilling which will minimise the extent of vegetation clearing required. >> Objection: No detail for any equipment other than Sewer is shown, this is the sketch diagram referenced below. Response – The sketch diagram provided at Appendix I shows the areas required to accommodate construction machinery which aligns with the proposed development footprint. >> Objection: Details only supplied for the Sewer machinery for Drill and Pipe Item 14, Page 6 Response to “Update the ecological assessment over the site by providing recent field data, using current mapping and database records and addressing current statutory requirements. >> Objection: Ecological assessment is not comprehensive nor current and does not reflect current native wildlife sighted by locals. a. The “updated” field data collection is extremely limited with one person conducting one study for 4 hours in one day in one season. How can this single exercise account for species movement and migration through varying cycles such as feeding, breeding, nesting or resting. Hence the developer’s unbelieveable conclusion of ‘limited ecological significance’6. b. Despite referencing the earlier 2006 report against Regional Vegetation Management Code (page 10), the assessment omits reference to the essential habitat onsite for the skink Ophioscincus truncates nor is there assessment into how this habitat has evolved or survived. 5 Innovative Planning Solutions, Planning Response, Page 1 6 Innovative Planning Solutions, Planning Response, Page 6, paragraph 2
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