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6. Appendix C - Noosa Assessment Benchmark Assessment
Open space networks & S8.1 S8.1 and S8.2 Complies
ecological linkages Vegetation and ecological All existing vegetation and
linkages are enhanced through ecological linkages will be
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revegetation, rehabilitation and retained and enhanced in
Open space networks and vegetation maintenance in accordance with the Landscape
ecological linkages are areas indicated in Schedule 5 Design Concept plan in
maintained and enhanced to on Map 4 - Open Space Appendix F for more details.
provide for safe movement of Networks in such a way as to— Additional landscaping works
fauna and viable connectivity a) ensure protection of will be provided adjacent to the
between ecologically important wildlife refuges; environment rehabilitation /
areas by protecting and b) facilitate the dispersal covenant areas.
replanting vegetation of local and movement of
origin— native wildlife; and The proposed buildings facing
a) along and c) maintain vegetation outwards to the street frontages
around in patches of the and the tenancies are linked in a
watercourses, greatest possible series connected by pedestrian
wetlands, size and with the walkways.
drainage lines smallest possible
and ridgelines; edge-to-area ratio. There is an open corridor within
and AND the car parking area and the
b) as linkages between proposed buildings are
areas of remnant S8.2 positioned outwards to the
vegetation, including— Development is sited and street frontages, this allows the
i. across property designed to— users to orientate themselves.
boundaries; a) maximise the The proposed buildings are low
ii. to areas of ecological rise and dedicated for human
national park, connectivity of scale and for connection to the
conservation vegetation within the surrounding landscape.
park, State site and to adjacent
forest or sites;
reserve; and b) to avoid creating
iii. into adjoining physical barriers and
local safety hazards (such
government as roads, pedestrian
areas. access and in-stream
structures) to the
movement of fauna
along and within the
ecological linkage;
and
c) provide mitigation
measures such as
wildlife movement
infrastructure, fauna
exclusion and
directional fencing,
underpasses,
overpasses and
traffic calming
devices, signage and
lighting.
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