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Approved Document Fauna Management Plan Rev 1 0 OPW25-0012 · OPW25/0012
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Fauna Management Plan
3-7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads
Action Task Responsibility Timing
the beginning 2) Visually check all the routes for the presence
of operations of wildlife before allowing construction to
start.
Salvage injured 1) If injured wildlife is detected during such Fauna Spotter, During
wildlife activities, the Fauna Spotter must take Site Manager construction
immediate action to notify the machinery activities
operator to cease work, either verbally using
two-way radio or by visual commands, until
such time as the injured wildlife is captured
or otherwise removed from danger.
2) All animals removed from the site must be
captured, restrained and held in a manner
that is unlikely to result in further injury,
unacceptable distress or suffering. Animal
welfare is the primary priority and
responsibility of the Fauna Spotter.
3) All fauna injuries or deaths will be reported
to the Fauna Spotter and/or Project / Site
Manager.
4) Contact applicable agency / group listed in
Table 3.
Monitor 1) Artificial lighting on the subject site must be Fauna Spotter, During
artificial operated to ensure it is directed away from Site Manager construction
lighting the adjacent conservation areas and other activities
fauna corridors to minimise impacts to
koalas and other wildlife inhabiting or
moving through the site.
Adaptive 1) Project manager to conduct regular Site Manager During
management, inspections to ensure compliance with construction
monitoring and procedures outlined in this plan. activities
compliance 2) Project manager to issue notice of
compliance to contractor for non-
conforming works and any remedial works
to ensure compliance.
4.4 POST-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MEASURES
After construction activities, there are several procedures and actions that must be
followed to ensure the site presents no risk to fauna. Procedures and actions include
removing all construction material that could potentially be harmful to koalas and
monitoring the site for the presence of koalas at the end of construction activities. Table 7
summarises the activities and management responses that need to be carried out during
the post-construction phase of the development.
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Document Set ID: 23516334
Version: 1, Version Date: 30/01/2025
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