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species and
replacing them with Editor's Note—Wetland areas are
local native species. identified on the Queensland
Wetland Program mapping
Editor's Note—Any clearing of
vegetation also needs to meet the
outcomes of the Earthworks Code
and the Water Quality and
Drainage Code.
PO7
Vegetation within 400 metres of No acceptable outcome provided. Not Applicable
the full ponded water within Lake
Macdonald is retained.
PO8 AO8.1
Development on land adjacent to a Development adjacent to a The development will enhance
waterway or wetland waterway or wetland provides that: and protect wetland and riparian
maintains appropriate extent of (a) no new lots directly values through the
public access to waterways and implementation of a habitat
back onto a riparian
wetlands and minimises edge restoration program over
buffer area; and
effects. previously farmed crop lands and
(b) new public roads these values will be protected in
are located between perpetuity by application of
a riparian buffer environmental covenants.
area or riparian
zone and the Generally complies as described
proposed in the report.
development area.
PO9 AO9.1
Development ensures that the Development does not The development will repair,
natural surface water and ground impact on the natural surface restore and protect, in perpetuity,
waterway and wetland values by
water hydrologic regimes of water orgroundwater
providing rehabilitated recharge
waterways, wetlands and hydrologic regimes and this areas, improved ecosystem
hydrologicallysensitive plant is facilitated by: function, habitat restoration of
communities are not adversely (a) avoiding or aquatic and riparian areas and
impacted. minimising provide additional polishing and
channelization, cleaning of nutrients entering the
Editor's Note—Groundwater waterway systems.
redirection or
dependent ecosystems are interruption of flow;
identified on Queensland
Government Wetland Info (b) avoiding groundwater Suitable and relevant conditions
mapping. extraction; can be applied to ensure these
outcomes.
(c) maintaining
groundwater Complies as described in the
recharge and report.
discharge
processes;
(d) maintaining natural
groundwater fluctuations;
(e) avoiding causing
ingress of saline water
into freshwateraquifers
of wetlands; and
(f) avoiding contaminants
entering groundwater
(e.g. fromrunof, effluent
disposal).
PO10 AO10.1
Development provides for Landscaping and rehabilitation The development will repair,
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