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SARA - Second Response to Information Request

Attached to the e-mail Applicant Response to SARA Advice Notice - 132005.638.04.

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existing vegetation to demonstrate the vegetation has a height of about 16m (refer Attachment 1). This results
in an essential management clearing setback of 24m from the existing and proposed infrastructure.

The areas of regulated vegetation that could potentially be removed is marginally increased towards the
northwest and northeast. It is not intended that this vegetation will be removed and therefore should not be
required to be offset. Further, having regard to the advice from Mr Friend, the amount of vegetation clearing
required is for bushfire mitigation purposes only (12.4m in width) and will not have a significant residual
impact on the regional ecosystem in this location.

Subject to the further advice being acceptable to SARA, it is requested that the referral response be finalised
as soon as possible. This is subject to the relevant purpose determination also being provided by the
Department.

Should you require further information or have any concerns with the development proposal, please contact
me.

Yours faithfully




Shane Adamson (BEngTech, GDURP, MPIA, MQELA)
Town Planning Specialist
Director - Adamson Town Planning Pty Ltd




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