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Wetlands Not applicable – not located
O4 Wetlands are protected from S4.1 A minimum separation within mapped wetland.
removal or degradation and any distance of 100m is provided
adverse impacts on wetlands are between a wetland and any
prevented, minimised or mitigated adjacent development or use.
by—
a) maintaining adequate
separation between the wetland
and any adjacent development
or use12;
b) minimising any modification of
the natural characteristics of
the wetland, including the
topography, surface and
groundwater hydrology, water
quality and flora and fauna
species;
c) preventing any new
development within
wetlands;
d) minimising access to the
wetland;
e) minimising impacts associated
with pest insect control and
invasion by undesirable plant
species; and
f) providing for the
rehabilitation and
replanting of degraded
wetlands.
Riparian Zones
O5 The biodiversity and ecosystem S5.1 No new development The proposed dwelling is
values of watercourses, drainage occurs on, or partly on, located partly within the
lines, wetlands and adjacent riparian premises indicated as Riparian Riparian Buffer Area on the
zones are protected by— Buffer Area on Biodiversity Biodiversity Overlay Mapping.
a) avoiding any new Overlay Maps OM1.1 to OM9.1,
development in the except for— The proposed building work
riparian buffer area; a) temporary use of the land; or and use is consistent with
b) retaining aquatic and b) infrastructure which provides existing building work located
access to a on adjoining dwellings within
terrestrial habitat the Riparian buffer area.
in riparian zones;
c) maintaining wildlife The dwelling is significantly
corridors along setback from the water line
watercourses and and high-bank of the adjoining
drainage lines for native waterway (approximately
fauna movement; 200m). This will protect the
adjoining biodiversity and
d) avoiding edge effects and
ecosystem values.
incompatible uses in riparian
zones;
The dwelling location has been
e) maintaining bank stability by chosen as it is the most
minimising bank erosion and suitable location on site to
slumping; address existing site
f) maintaining water quality constraints. In particular, the
by filtering sediments, proposed location will
nutrients and other minimise earthworks by
utilising the flattest area of the
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