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Ecological Assessment Letter Report · MCU26/0104
Mitigations
Reference should be made to the Procedural Guide - Releases to waters from building sites and small
construction sites (less than 2500m2)6 (provided by DETSI) to implement appropriate erosion and
sediment control measures such as:
▪ Earthwork activities to remove existing soil cover should only occur immediately before building work
starts.
▪ Covering stockpiles when not in use and ensuring stockpiles are not located in overland flow paths.
▪ Establish a formal stable entry/exit area to the construction site, for example a rock-pad.
To prevent sediment being deposited downslope during a storm event, sediment fencing should be
installed around the perimeter of the construction area. Monitoring (particularly after storm events) needs
to take place to ensure the effectiveness of the fencing.
8 Conclusion
Based on the assessment of environmental planning constraints outlined in this letter report, it is
considered the proposed development will not have any long term significant direct or indirect impacts
on Matters of National, State or Local Environmental Significance.
We trust that this information is sufficient for your purposes at this time.
Should you require any further clarification on any aspect of the information provided above please
contact Rikki Pieters on 0400 798 298 or Valerie Bares on 0435 083 346.
Kind regards,
ESC Consulting
Rikki Pieters
Director – Environmental planning and ecology
E: [email protected]
6 Available at https://environment.qld.gov.au/management/water/urban-stormwater/erosion-sediment-control
(accessed 06/10/2026).
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