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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)
lines, wetlands and OM1.1 to OM9.1, except for— extremity of mapped Riparian Buffer Areas (associated with Six Mile Creek). The total area affected is 0.02ha.
adjacent riparian zones are a) temporary use of the land; or The extraction work proposed is temporary in nature, in that no permanent structure will be established and
protected by— b) infrastructure which provides rehabilitation will occur to these areas prior to the mining lease expiry in a manner considerate of the land’s
a) avoiding any new access to a watercourse for future use.
development in the riparian recreational purposes;
buffer area; Further, the eastern proposed disturbance area is in fact separated from the watercourse it buffers by areas of
b) retaining aquatic and OR cleared land. In this respect, the works will not cause edge effects to the riparian zone or significantly affect
terrestrial habitat in riparian wildlife corridors.
zones;
c) maintaining wildlife S5.2 Where constructing a
Detached house or Community In order to ensure the riparian values of Six Mile Creek are not affected by uncontrolled flows of sediment from
corridors along the quarry, it would be appropriate for SCRC to condition the preparation of an Erosion and Sediment Control
watercourses and drainage residence and on an allotment
lines for native fauna situated wholly within the Riparian Plan (or similar) as part of the approval.
movement; Buffer Area,
d) avoiding edge effects Probable Solution S5.1 is therefore achieved, and the proposed works achieve Specific Outcome 05.
and incompatible uses in OR
riparian zones;
e) maintaining bank S5.3 For Animal husbandry on
stability by minimising bank premises in the Rural Zone—
erosion and slumping;
f) maintaining water quality OR
by filtering sediments,
nutrients and other
S5.4 Recreational facilities
pollutants; and
(including playgrounds, pergolas,
g) removing undesirable barbeques etc
plant species and replacing
OR
them with vegetation of
local origin;
S5.5 For Forestry uses
AND
S5.6 Where Forestry is carried
out on that
part of premises indicated as
Riparian Buffer
Area
CSR Building Products Ltd Version 3 4 December 2012
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