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Callaghan and Toth Consulting Engineers______________________________________________________
Biodiversity Overlay
Stream order 3 or 4 10m
Stream order > 4 20m
AND
S5.6 Where Forestry is carried out on that part of
premises indicated as Riparian Buffer Area and
outside the separation distances specified in S5.5 –
a) species planted are of local origin and are
harvested through sustainable harvesting;
and
b) any undesirable plant species are replaced by
vegetation of local origin.
Managing public access and edge The proposed carparks and new access roads and
effects S6.1 Development adjacent to waterway or wetland pathways will not affect any existing public access to
O6 Development on land adjacent to a provides that- Cooroy Creek.
waterway or wetland maintains an a) no new lots directly back onto the riparian area,
appropriate extent of public access to and
waterways and wetlands and minimises b) new public roads are located between the riparian
edge effects. buffer and the proposed development areas.
Koala Habitat Areas S7.1 development avoids removing and fragmenting The area lies within a Koala Assessable Development
O7 development is designed, constructed koala habitat and includes koala sensitive design Area and is categorised as part Low Value Bushland
and operated to – measures consistent with the Nature Conservation Habitat and part Low Value Rehabilitation (see Appendix
a) avoid adverse impacts on koalas and (Koala) Conservation Plan 2006-2016 and Koala B). As such it is not subject to the provision of the South-
koala habitat; Sensitive Design Guideline 2012. East Queensland SPRP for conservation of Koala
b) provide measures to assist the S7.2 Where clearing of non-juvenile koala habitat bushland habitat.
survival of koala populations in the trees is unavoidable in an area shown as bushland
area to mitigate any potential threats habitat, high value rehabilitation habitat or medium The Noosa District and Landcare environmental
or risks to koalas; value rehabilitation habitat on the map called ‘Map of assessment did not find signs of Koalas in the area.
c) provide for safe and appropriate koala Values’ such clearing is minimised and biodiversity
movement across the landscape; and offset is provided in accordance with the Queensland Essential Habitat mapping shows the remnant vegetation
d) provide for a net gain in mature and Environmental Offset Policy. along Cooroy Creek (within Lot 7) to be koala habitat.
actively regenerating koala habitat.
The works do not require clearing of any vegetation and
as such no koala trees should be cleared as a result of
works. If clearing of any koala trees occurs during works,
planting to offset this loss of koala trees will be in
accordance with the Queensland Environmental Offsets
Policy, in particular:
Establish three new koala habitat trees for every
one ‘non juvenile’ tree removed.
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