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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   19 AUGUST 2014




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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                                        19 AUGUST 2014

                                  column 1                                        column 2
            +                Specific outcomes                    Probable solutions (if code assessable)
        o S | Filling and excavation
        o = | 015 Vegetation is not adversely impacted          No solution provided.
            “2 | upon by earthworks and changes to the
        & € | hydrological regime, including changes to
        Oo § | ground water levels, flooding levels, run-off
        Oo 8    and tidal hydraulics.
        <<      [13.10   Vegetationmanagement                 [|
        ® 8     Replanting and rehabilitation
        < S     016 Development provides for ecologically       $16.1 Landscaping and rehabilitation
            @ | important areas to be restored and enhanced | complements and supports ecologically
                through the following measures—                 important habitats by—
                a) __ siting landscaped areas to complement | a)     utilising native plants of /ocal origin;
                      and enhance existing vegetation;                 —        ;                  .    .
               b)     removal of all species likely to displace b)   utilising suitable plant species identified
                      native flora species or degrade fauna          in PSP3 — Landscaping Plants and
                     habitat;                                        Guidelines;
                             .             ee ae 16
               ¢)    replanting and rehabilitating“ degraded | ¢)    replicating adjacent remnant habitats,
                      habitat; and         .              .          including understorey vegetation;
                d)    replacing any vegetation removed with               }              oo
                      suitable replacement vegetation of joca/ | 4)  creating or enhancing linkages between
                     origin.                                         existing habitats;
                                                                e)   avoiding the use of undesirable plant
                                                                     species listed in Table 9.1 of PSP3
                                                                     Landscaping Plants and Guidelines; and
                                                               f)    planting riparian zones to filter
                                                                     stormwater run-off and provide for wildlife
                                                                     habitat;
                                                                AND
                                                                $16.2 Vegetation removed is replaced with—
                                                                a)    the equivalent number of trees or plants
                                                                      of local origin; or
                                                                b)    twice the number of trees or plants of
                                                                      local origin.
                Fire management
                O17 Fire management measures are adopted | No solution provided
                based on ecological principles, which—
                a)   maintain and enhance biodiversity;
                b) — minimise threat of fire to the natural
                     environment, life and property; and
                Cc)  provide for effective use and
                     maintenance of buildings and structures.
                Clearing protected vegetation in the
                protected vegetation overlay area
                018 Clearing protected vegetation does not      No solution provided
                involve—
                a)    the removal of vegetation in
                      ecologically important areas;
                b)    removal of vegetation or habitat
                      for fauna identified or referred to
                      as requiring protection in State
                      or Commonwealth legislation;
                "8 Revegetation and rehabilitation works are to be carried out in accordance with an approved Revegetation and
                Rehabilitation Management Plan, as referred to in PSP18 Ecological Assessment Guidelines

                                                             13-14
                                                       Biodiversity Overlay

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