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Attachment E - Assessment Env Values Report
Callaghan and Toth Consulting Engineers______________________________________________________
Biodiversity Overlay
Open space networks & ecological S8.1 Vegetation and ecological linkages are The community use lots adjacent to Cooroy Creek allow
linkages enhanced through vegetation, rehabilitation and for the open space network and corridors to be maintained
vegetation maintenance in areas indicated in along the creek.
O8 Open space networks and ecological Schedule 5 on Map 3 – Open Space Networks in
linkages are maintained and enhanced to such a way as to-
provide for safe movement of fauna and a) ensure protection of wildlife refuges;
viable connectivity between ecologically b) facilitate the dispersal and movement of native
important areas by protecting and wildlife; and
replanting vegetation of local origin- c) maintain vegetation in patches of the greatest
a) along and around watercourses, possible size and with the smallest possible edge-
wetlands, drainage lines and to-area ratio.
ridgelines; and AND
b) as linkages between areas of remnant
vegetation, including – S8.2 Development is sited and designed to –
i. across property boundaries; a) maximise the ecological connectivity of vegetation
ii. to areas of national park, within the site and to adjacent sites;
conservation park, State forest or b) to avoid creating physical barriers and safety
reserve; and hazards (such as roads, pedestrian access and
iii. into adjoining local government in-stream structures) to the movement of fauna
areas. along and within the ecological linkage; and
c) provide mitigation measures such as wildlife
movement infrastructure, fauna exclusion and
directional fencing, underpasses, overpasses and
traffic calming devices, signage and lighting.
Scenic amenity The native vegetation on Cooroy Creek will not impacted
O9 The scenic amenity and vegetated S9.1 and S10.1 Vegetation is retained and enhanced by the proposed new carparks, road access and pathways
character of the locality and its – on the Lower Mill site. There is no proposal to clear
watercourses, drainage lines, sloping land a) within 30m pf prominent ridgelines and hill slopes; vegetation to construct these new hardstand areas. The
and ridgelines is retained and enhanced; b) in gullies; siting of the new carpark is within an existing cleared area
AND c) along watercourses and drainage lines; and on Lot 7 SP173771, which partly covers an area of
O10 Vegetation which makes a positive d) within 10m of road reserves. contaminated land previously capped.
contribution to the streetscape or major
road network is retained. The existing riparian buffer will be maintained along
Cooroy Creek.
Habitat trees S11.1 No clearing of koala habitat trees greater than No clearing of Koala habitat trees is required for these
O11 Habitat trees (including dead trees) 4m in height or with a diameter greater than 100mm works.
and recruitment habitat trees are at 1.3m above the ground;
protected for native fauna habitat, where AND
practicable. S11.2 No clearing of other habitat trees or
recruitment habitat trees.
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