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New lots are only created if they purpose of Reconfiguring a Lot: through existing native
maintain ecological linkages and vegetation, however these
(a) new boundaries to
minimise the clearing of vegetation. boundaries will be subject to “no
lots do not transect clearing” terms of environmental
and fragment covenants. Building envelopes
existing native will be prescribed for all new lots
vegetation; and located in cleared and low
(b) new lots are created to value ecological areas.
allow for suitable ecological linkages and
ecologically important areas will
building envelopes for
be secured by environmental
future buildings and covenant and enhanced through
works to be located restoration programs.
within existing cleared
areas or areas of low
ecological value
Suitable and relevant conditions
(c) building envelopes are can be applied to ensure this
designated for each lot; and outcome.
(d) ecological linkages and
ecologically important areas Complies.
are secured by
environmental covenant or
transferred to public
ownership or through
gazettal of a nature reserve.
PO3 AO3.1
Development is designed and Where clearing of vegetation The design of the development
sited to manage adverse cannot be practicably avoided, ensures clearing of native
impacts on ecologically the development: vegetation is kept to an
important areas by: (a) ensures the design and absolute minimum and any
(a) minimising the total siting limits the loss of residual impacts on ecological
footprint within which all vegetation to the smallest values will be more than
activities, buildings, structures extent possible; adequately compensated for
driveways and other works are protects and retains ecological through suitable habitat
contained; values and ecosystem replacement and replanting on
(b) locating development in site and in a way that results in
processes to the greatest extent
existing cleared areas or a net gain and enhancement of
possible within and adjacent to
areas of low ecological the overall habitat values of
the site;
value over other areas to Noosa Shire.
(c) provides measures to
the greatest extent allow for safe movement
possible; and of fauna through the site;
(c) incorporating siting and and Suitable and relevant
design measures to (d) provides suitable habitat conditions can be applied to
protect and retain replacement and ensure this outcome.
ecological values and replanting in accordance
ecosystem processes with PSP3 Ecological Complies.
within or adjacent to the Assessment Guidelines.
development site; and
AO3.2
where adverse impacts have
Habitat trees, recruitment habitat
been minimised, any residual
trees, and roosting, breeding and
impacts on ecological values
feeding areas are protected for
are compensated for through
native fauna habitat.
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.
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