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Town Planning Assessment Report · 132005.307.01
SUNCOAST BUILDING APPROVALS TOWN PLANNING REPORT SBA 22792
PO4 Not applicable.
Development provides for effective measures
during construction and operation to protect
ecological values including:
(a) avoiding disturbance to or clearing of
vegetation in and within the vicinity of the
site;
(b) managing habitat disturbance and
physical harm to fauna from noise,
vibration, dust, light, dewatering or
excavating; and
(c) avoiding clearing in areas where erosion
or slippage could occur.
PO5 Not applicable.
Development is designed and operated to
maintain and enhance connectivity between and
across ecologically important areas and
connecting habitat and support unimpeded and
safe movement of terrestrial and aquatic fauna.
PO6
The biodiversity and ecosystem values of
waterways, wetlands and adjacent riparian zones
are protected by:
(a) avoiding any new development in a
riparian buffer area and wetland area;
(b) retaining aquatic and terrestrial habitat in
riparian zones;
(c) maintaining and enhancing wildlife
corridors and connectivity along
watercourses and drainage lines for
native fauna movement;
(d) avoiding edge effects and damage from
adjacent land uses;
(e) maintaining stream integrity and bank
stability by minimising bank erosion and
slumping;
(f) maintaining water quality through filtering
sediments, nutrients and other pollutants;
and
(g) removing pest species and replacing
them with local native species.
PO7 Not applicable.
Vegetation within 400 metres of the full ponded
water within Lake Macdonald is retained.
PO8 Not applicable.
Development on land adjacent to a waterway or
wetland maintains appropriate extent of public
access to waterways and wetlands and
minimises edge effects.
PO9 Not applicable.
Development ensures that the natural surface
water and ground water hydrologic regimes of
waterways, wetlands and hydrologically-sensitive
plant communities are not adversely impacted.
PO10 Not applicable.
Development provides for ecologically important
areas to be restored and enhanced through:
(a) designing landscaped areas to
complement and enhance existing
vegetation and ecological linkages;
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