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2014-03-25 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda Pages 81-167
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 MARCH 2014
3. Site design must avoid clearing non- Does Not Comply
juvenile koala habitat trees in areas of
high value rehabilitation habitat, and The site design does not avoid clearing non-
juvenile koala habitat trees in areas of high
medium value rehabilitation habitat,
value rehabilitation habitat, and medium
with any unavoidable clearing value rehabilitation habitat but proposes to
minimised and offset in accordance clear at least 2,240 trees within these areas.
with the Offsets for Net Gain of Koala
Habitat in South East Queensland The minimisation of unavoidable clearing
Policy at a ratio of five new koala has not been demonstrated with the
habitat trees for every one non- applicant proposing offset plantings to
compensate for clearing koala food habitat
juvenile koala habitat tree removed or
trees rather than modifying the design to
an equivalent cash contribution. avoid clearing.
The areas selected for offset plantings will
be artificially overstocked with offset
plantings thus impacting on the ecological
values of the ecosystem. It appears the
offset planting proposal does not include
clearing necessary to bring services to the
area such as power water and sewer.
4. Site design provides safe koala Does Not Comply
movement opportunities as
appropriate to the development type The site design will cause loss of habitat,
and significant intensification of urban land
and habitat connectivity values of the
use. Traffic impacts coupled with the
site determined by reference to the reduction in connectivity between habitat
factors for consideration in Schedule will significantly impact on safe koala
2. movement opportunities.
5. During construction phases: Can be conditioned to comply
a. measures are taken in construction
practices to not increase the risk of
death or injury to koalas; and
b. native vegetation that is cleared
and in an area intended to be
retained for safe koala movement
opportunities is progressively
restored and rehabilitated.
6. Native vegetation clearing is Can be conditioned to comply
undertaken as sequential clearing
and under the guidance of a koala
spotter where the native vegetation is
a non-juvenile koala habitat tree.
7. Landscaping activities provide food, Can be conditioned to comply
shelter and movement opportunities
for koalas consistent with the site
design.
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