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operated to maintain and operated to maintain ecological significantly improves the
enhance connectivity between linkages and maximise opportunity ecological linkages and
and across ecologically for connectivity and the movement maximises habitat connectivity
important areas and connecting of fauna by: by protecting in perpetuity wildlife
habitat and support unimpeded refuges, increases vegetation
(a) ensuring protection of
and safe movement of terrestrial wildlife refuges; patch sizes through restoration
and aquatic fauna. and the provides landscape wide
(b) maintaining vegetation in
linkages across the site. Fauna
patches of the greatest
possible size and within the passage through the site will be
smallest possible permeable. These values will be
edgetoarea ratio; protected by environmental
covenants.
Suitable and relevant conditions
can be applied to ensure this
outcome.
Complies.
PO6 AO6.1
The biodiversity and Development and clearing of As demonstrated, the
ecosystem values of vegetation does not occur within: anomaly in the Riparian
waterways, wetlands and (c) a riparian buffer area; Buffer mapping has been
adjacent riparian zones are identified for this site. The
(d) a wetland area; or
protected by: development has been
(e) 10 metres either side of
(a) avoiding any new designed to mitigate adverse
the centre line of other
development in a riparian impacts on the ecologically
waterwaysidentified on a
buffer area and wetland important areas, enhance and
Biodiversity, Waterways
area; improve riparian buffer areas,
and Wetlands Overlay
(b) retaining aquatic and Map. and improve recharging of
terrestrial habitat in wetland areas. Undesirable
riparian zones; species will be managed
AO6.2
(c) maintaining and through habitat restoration
Development provides for the
enhancing wildlife works in the operational
rehabilitation of land within:
corridors and works stage.
(a) a riparian buffer area;
connectivity along
watercourses and (b) a wetland area; and
drainage lines for (c) 10 metres either
native fauna Suitable and relevant
side of the centre
movement; conditions can be applied to
line of any other
ensure these outcomes.
(d) avoiding edge waterway identified
effects and damage on a Biodiversity,
from adjacent land Waterways and Complies as described in the
uses; Wetlands Overlay report.
Map.
(e) maintaining
stream integrity
and bank AO6.3
stability by Recreational facilities (eg.
minimising playgrounds, pergolas,
bank erosion barbeques) are setback a
and slumping; minimum of 10 metres from the
(f) maintaining water top of the bank of a waterway.
quality through
filtering sediments, Editor’s Note—Setbacks to
nutrients and other waterways for certain uses and
pollutants; and worksare also specified in the
relevant codes.
(g) removing pest
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