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FLORA_AND_FAUNA_ASSESSMENT_RosesRoad_Federal-250307-FF
Native Foresters
Act, Regulation Statutory Obligation
or Policy
Koala legislation Koala habitat area present? ☐ YES ☒NO
Planning Act While the proposed works are exempt from the regulatory requirements of the Planning
2016 and Act (2016), it is noted that clearing of a non-juvenile Koala habitat tree is considered a
Planning significant residual impact to a matter of state environmental significance (MSES), and
Regulation 2017 should be avoided.
Nature
Conservation
(Koala
Management)
Plan 2017
Nature
Conservation and
other Legislation
(Koala Protection)
Amendment
Regulation
Fisheries Act Impact area tidally influenced or below HAT? ☐ YES ☒NO
1994
Does operational work involve constructing or raising a waterway barrier?
☒ YES ☐NO
According to the mapping, what is the potential for waterway barrier works to inhibit
the free movement of fish along waterways and onto floodplain?
☐ Major Risk (purple) ☒ High Risk (red)
☐ Moderate risk (amber) ☐ Low Risk (green)
Minor works may be carried out if they comply with the Waterway Barrier Works
Accepted development requirements.
If the proposed work does not comply with the accepted development requirements,
the work is classed assessable development and requires development approval. The
development application must comply with State code 18 - Construction or raising of
waterway barrier works, under the State Development Assessment Provisions
(SDAP). Refer to
https://planning.statedevelopment.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0031/67279/sdap-
v3.0-state-code-18-constructing-or-raising-waterway-barrier-works-in-fish-habitats.pdf
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