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Response to Info Request - Attachment 6b - Ecological Assessment Part 2 MCU18-0015 & RAL18-0001 · MCU18/0015
Ecological Assessment – Attunga Heights
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Response
the riparian buffer and the proposed
development areas.
Koala Habitat Areas
O7 Development is designed, constructed and S7.1 Development avoids removing and The site is mapped as occurring within a Koala
operated to: fragmenting koala habitat and includes koala Habitat Area (FIGURE 14) in association with
a) avoid adverse impacts on koalas and koala sensitive design measures consistent with the remnant vegetation, however no Koala habitat or
habitat; Nature Conservation (Koala) Plan 2006 and evidence of Koala activity was located during the
b) provide measures to assist the survival of koala Management Program 2006- 2016 and Koala 2018 site inspection. Interestingly, mapping
populations in the area to mitigate any potential Sensitive Design Guideline 201214. associated with State Planning Policy 2/10: Koala
threats or risks to koalas; Conservation in South East Queensland (Koala
c) provide for safe and appropriate koala S7.2 Where clearing of non-juvenile koala habitat SPP) shows the area as generally not suitable as
movement across the landscape; and trees is unavoidable in an area shown as bushland koala habitat (FIGURE 6).
d) provide for a net gain in mature and actively habitat, high value rehabilitation habitat or
regenerating koala habitat. medium value rehabilitation habitat on the map No non-juvenile Koala habitat trees will be
called ‘Map of Values’ 15, such clearing is removed as a result of the proposed
minimised and a biodiversity offset is provided in development.
accordance with the Queensland Environmental
Offset Policy.
Open space networks and ecological linkages
O8 Open space networks and ecological linkages S8.1 Vegetation and ecological linkages are The site is not mapped as occurring within an
are maintained and enhanced to provide for safe enhanced through revegetation, rehabilitation Open Space Corridor on Schedule 5, Map 3 – Open
movement of fauna and viable connectivity and vegetation maintenance in areas indicated in Space Networks. The site is mapped as containing
between ecologically important areas by Schedule 5 on Map 4 - Open Space Networks in ‘Existing Native Vegetation’ on this map. While
protecting and replanting vegetation of local such a way as to— the site is not identified as occurring within a
origin— a) ensure protection of wildlife refuges; designated wildlife corridor, connectivity through
a) along and around watercourses, wetlands, b) facilitate the dispersal and movement of native the site will be maintained by the retention and
drainage lines and ridgelines; and wildlife; and rehabilitation of a continuous tract of existing
b) as linkages between areas of remnant c) maintain vegetation in patches of the greatest vegetation, with a minimum width of 40 m.
vegetation, including— possible size and with the smallest possible edge-
i. across property boundaries; to-area ratio.
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