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CSR West Ridge Quarry
Ecological Assessment Report
Column 1 Column 2 Assessment of Impacts and Recommendations
Specific outcomes Probable solutions (if code
assessable)
Koala Habitat Areas S6.1 and S7.1 Koala sensitive The proposed disturbance areas are not located within mapped Koala Habitat Areas pursuant to DERMs Koala
O6 Development is development design and regulatory mapping (i.e. SEQ Koala SPRP) or within Koala habitat recognised in The Noosa Plan Biodiversity
designed, constructed and measures are implemented in Overlay Map (OM3.1).
operated to avoid adverse accordance with Section 6 Policy
impacts on koalas and 1 – Koala sensitive design as Areas surrounding Lot 3 are mapped as supporting Essential Habitat for Koalas (refer excerpt below) on DERMs
koala habitat and includes contained in the Nature Essential Habitat map. NB: these Essential Habitat areas are based on the availability of remnant vegetation
measures to assist the Conservation (Koala) communities which are suitable for use by Koala rather than recorded sightings of the species.
survival of koala Conservation Plan 2006 and
populations in the area. Management Program 2006 –
2016. Several sightings of Koala are recorded in the community sourced database of Koala sightings, ‘Koala Diaries’.
The recordings are outside of Lot 3, around Lake Macdonald, Yurol State Forest and the wider surrounding area.
AND
As discussed, the eastern proposed disturbance area supports a large expanse of Open Grassland which
O7 Development provides generally does not support KHT species of a size which is useful to Koalas. The Regenerating Open Forest
for koala movement across areas do support ‘non-juvenile’ sized KHTs, generally in a densely spaced manner and with small trunk
the landscape through its diameters, indicative of an establishing community.
design and layout by
incorporating koala
sensitive development. Other areas of Lot 3 support mature, remnant forest and areas of High-value regrowth which has not been
cleared since 1989 which would offer a more favourable and useful environment for Koalas, although it is
relevant to note that none of the REs present on Lot 3 are recognised by DERM as suitable REs for Koala
(noting that appropriate RE is considered by DERM as a mandatory essential habitat factor for Koalas).
Excerpt from Essential Habitat Map showing no Essential Habitat for Koalas within Lot 3.
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