Negotiated Decision Notice - Advice Agency - DPI - 010.2006.00001395.001 [As Published] · 132006.1395

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27.2. Road & service locations;
27.3. The retention of existing native vegetation within the following areas:-
      27.3.1.    The 2 metre buffer adjacent to Noosa Drive and the required side property
                 setbacks of Units 4 - 10 located to the east of the proposed internal driveway
                 and access and measures employed to ensure this vegetation retention;
      27.3.2.    Around the perimeter of the development footprint of Units 4 – 10; and
      27.3.3.    The required building setbacks and the areas identified as Primary Habitat on
                 Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat (excluding the building envelopes of Units 1 –
                 3 including a maximum of 2 metres beyond the building footprints of these
                 units as indicated on the approved plans). Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat
                 accompanies the Ecological Assessment Report and has been prepared by
                 Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19 may 2006.
27.4. Landscaping treatments including dense vegetation to the following:-
      27.4.1.    The 2 metre vegetated buffer adjacent to Noosa Drive;
      27.4.2.    Deleted;
      27.4.3.    Deleted
      27.4.4.    East of the acoustic buffer located on boundary of the property and the
                 registered easement for the site.
27.5. Deleted.
      27.5.1.    Deleted.
      27.5.2.    Deleted.
27.6. All the works and items that the Developer shall undertake or provide to establish and
      secure the rear conservation area prior to dedication.
27.7. Tree protection during construction with particular emphasis on the vegetation to be
      retained on the site included but not limited to the following;-
      27.7.1.    The existing native vegetation to be retained within the required building
                 setbacks of Units 1, 2 and 3 and within the area identified as Primary Habitat
                 on Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat. Map 5 – Potential Skink Habitat
                 accompanies the Ecological Assessment Report and has been prepared by
                 Biological and Environmental Service and dated 19 may 2006;
      27.7.2.    Vegetation being retained around the perimeter of the development footprint
                 of Units 4 – 10;
      27.7.3.    The area of the land to be dedicated to the Crown located at the rear of the
                 site and designated Open Space Conservation and Waterway Protection
                 under the Strategic Plan;
      27.7.4.    The area of land contained within the required 2 metre building setback at the
                 frontage of the site adjacent to Noosa Drive.
27.8. Site preparation;
27.9. Fences to neighbouring properties;
27.10.Stabilisation of the areas under the suspended slabs with a suitable substrate that
      emulates the production of leaf litter to provide habitat for the Burrowing Skink.
27.11.Habitat enhancement for native fauna, specifically the inclusion and replanting of Koala
      Habitat Species;
27.12.Removal of undesirable species and environmental weed removal and control;
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