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Ecological Assessment Letter Report · MCU26/0104
PO3 AO3.1 Complies with PO3.
Development is designed and sited to manage Where clearing of vegetation cannot be practicably The proposed development has been designed
adverse impacts on ecologically important areas avoided, the development: and sited to minimise its overall footprint, with
by: (a) ensures the design and siting limits the loss all buildings, structures and associated works
(a) minimising the total footprint within which all of vegetation to the smallest extent possible; contained entirely within the previously raised
activities, buildings, structures driveways and (b) protects and retains ecological values and and modified clearing (VC1). No additional
other works are contained; ecosystem processes to the greatest extent vegetation removal is required, ensuring that
(b) locating development in existing cleared possible within and adjacent to the site; existing habitat areas and ecological linkages
areas or areas of low ecological value over (c) provides measures to allow for safe remain intact. Access to the new residence will
other areas to the greatest extent possible; movement of fauna through the site; and be facilitated via an existing gravel driveway
and (d) provides suitable habitat replacement and extending from Louis Bazzo Drive.
(c) incorporating siting and design measures to replanting in accordance with PSP3
Rehabilitation is incorporated into the proposed
protect and retain ecological values and Ecological Assessment Guidelines.
development. A concept Rehabilitation Plan has
ecosystem processes within or adjacent to AO3.2
been provided at APPENDIX F which focuses on
the development site; and Habitat trees, recruitment habitat trees, and
rehabilitation of the dam edges adjacent to the
(d) where adverse impacts have been minimised, roosting, breeding and feeding areas are protected
cleared area.
any residual impacts on ecological values are for native fauna habitat.
compensated for through suitable habitat
replacement and replanting on site in the
first instance or in a way that results in a net
gain and enhancement of the overall habitat
values of Noosa Shire.
PO4 AO4.1 Complies with AO4.1.
Development provides for effective measures Vegetation is protected from disturbance or Refer to SECTION 7.1. Council to condition
during construction and operation to protect damage from construction and operation activities vegetation protection measures as part of the
ecological values including: by: development approval.
(a) avoiding disturbance to or clearing of (a) clearly marking trees to be retained with
Complies with AO4.2.
vegetation in and within the vicinity of the flagging tape;
The proposed development will be confined to
site; (b) installing protective fencing around the
the existing cleared area and no additional
(b) managing habitat disturbance and physical dripline of the vegetation and avoid filling
vegetation removal is required. The development
harm to fauna from noise, vibration, dust, and excavating in these fenced areas;
footprint is surrounded by retained vegetation
light, dewatering or excavating; and
which will continue to provide effective
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