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of national park, state forest or
reserve;
d) avoiding the creation of
physical barriers and safety
hazards (such as roads,
pedestrian access and instream
structures) along and within
the ecological linkage;
e) providing mitigation measures
such as wildlife movement
infrastructure, fauna exclusion
and directional fencing,
underpasses/overpasses and
traffic calming devices, signage
and lighting; and
f) where offsets are necessary,
delivering offsets that support
and enhance ecological
linkages.
PO6 AO6.1 Overall Outcome
The biodiversity and ecosystem Development The proposed dwelling is located
values of waterways, wetlands and clearing of vegetation does not within a riparian buffer area and
and adjacent riparian zones are occur within: consequently does not comply
protected by: with AO6.1 and PO6. Despite the
a) a riparian buffer area; non-compliance, it is considered
a) avoiding any new b) a wetland area; or that the proposal complies with
development in a riparian c) 10 metres either side of the the Overall Outcomes, including
buffer area and wetland area; centre line of other waterways 2(b),(c),(d) and (e) of the code
b) retaining aquatic and identified on a Biodiversity, for the following reasons:-
terrestrial habitat in riparian Waterways and Wetlands + the dwelling has been
zones; Overlay Map. designed and sited in a way
c) maintaining and enhancing that avoids adverse impacts
wildlife corridors and AO6.2 on ecologically important
connectivity along Development provides for the areas, ecological systems and
watercourses and drainage rehabilitation of land within: processes in that:
lines for native fauna o it is setback
movement; a) a riparian buffer area; approximately 52m from
d) avoiding edge effects and b) a wetland area; and the riparian zone
damage from adjacent land c) 10 metres either side of the associated with the
uses; centre line of any waterway;
e) maintaining stream integrity other waterway identified on o It is positioned adjacent
and bank stability by a Biodiversity, Waterways and to existing farm
minimising bank erosion and Wetlands Overlay Map. structures in area of the
slumping; site that has already been
f) maintaining water quality AO6.3 disturbed;
through filtering sediments, Recreational facilities (eg. o will not impact on any
nutrients and other playgrounds, pergolas, barbeques) vegetation;
pollutants; and are setback a minimum of 10 + it will maintain an ecological
g) removing pest species and metres from the top of the bank of linkage along the waterway
replacing them with local a waterway. and avoid any development
native species. such as access driveways
needing to transect the
waterway;
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