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ecologically important areas to be complements and supports restore and protect, in perpetuity,
restored and enhanced through: ecologically important areas by: waterway and wetland values by
providing rehabilitated recharge
(a) designing landscaped (a) utilising local native areas, improved ecosystem
areas to complement species; function, habitat restoration of
and enhanceexisting (b) utilising suitable aquatic and riparian areas and
vegetation and ecological plant species provide additional polishing and
linkages; identified in cleaning of nutrients entering the
PSP2 waterway systems.
(b) removing species likely
to displace native flora Landscaping;
species ordegrade (c) restoring degraded The Revegetation and
fauna habitat; ecosystems to achieve a Rehabilitation Management Plan
(c) replanting and functional ecosystem state will adequately address this
rehabilitating degraded that requires minimal performance outcome and
habitat; human suitable conditions can be
(d) replacing any vegetation intervention; applied to ensure that all works
removed with suitable associated with the Revegetation
(d) replicating adjacent
local nativespecies; and Rehabilitation Management
remnant habitats of
Plan is endorsed through an
(e) providing for fauna habitat; the same type,
and operational works permit.
including the
avoiding the planting of pest understorey
plant species. vegetation; Complies.
(e) creating or enhancing
linkages between existing
habitats;
(f) avoiding the use of
pest plant species
listed in PSP2
Landscaping;
(g) planting riparian zones to
filter stormwater runoff,
stabilisesoil and provide
for wildlife habitat; and
(h) providing ground and
arboreal structures for
fauna, which may include
ground depressions,
rocks, hollows, nesting
boxes and instream
habitat.
AO10.2
Vegetation cleared is replaced
with:
(a) plantings of
equivalent area that
replicate the floristic
structure of the vegetation
removed; or
(b) where this is not possible
due to the characteristics of
the site and the
development, plantings
twice the number of the
removed trees and plants.
Editor’s Note — Revegetation
and rehabilitation works are to be
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