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Operational Works Report_RosesRd Access 29 April2025
Callaghan & Toth
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Connectivity
PO5 AO5 Complies with PO5
Development is designed and Development is designed and
operated to maintain and operated to maintain ecological The proposed driveway and culvert
enhance connectivity between linkages and maximise opportunity crossing are located in an existing
and across ecologically for connectivity and the movement of access pathway, and historical
important areas and connecting fauna by: waterway crossing location.
habitat and support unimpeded
and safe movement of terrestrial 1. ensuring protection of wildlife The provision of 50m return on
and aquatic fauna. refuges; koala fencing will ensure that
2. maintaining vegetation in terrestrial fauna will be directed to
patches of the greatest possible the riparian areas for movement and
size and within the smallest not onto the Old Bruce Highway.
possible edge-to-area ratio;
3. enhancing connectivity through The culvert has been designed in
planting and rehabilitation accordance with the ADR for
works, including across waterway barrier works, to ensure
property boundaries, to areas of fish passage is maintained in
national park, state forest or Skyring Creek.
reserve;
4. avoiding the creation of physical Clearing is minimised to maintain
barriers and safety hazards habitat values on site.
(such as roads,
pedestrian access and instream
structures) along and within the
ecological linkage;
5. providing mitigation measures
such as wildlife movement
infrastructure, fauna exclusion
and directional fencing,
underpasses/overpasses and
traffic calming devices, signage
and lighting; and
6. where offsets are necessary,
delivering offsets that support
and enhance ecological
linkages.
Operational Works Application – Supporting Information April 2025
36 Roses Road, Federal 22
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