210055 - 327 Kinmond Creek Road, COOTHARABA - Flora Trigger Assessment Report

She has helped with the provision of evidence, reporting (join report) for development /project and Councils. Some of Kelly’s
experience, includes:

•   Fauna and Flora (Residential Development) - Moggill rd, Moggill/Brisbane City Council - P&E Court Advice - 2013/2014
•   Fauna and Flora (Residential Development) Lacey road Bald Hills/Brisbane City Council - P&E Court Advice – 2013
•   Fauna (Master-planned Development) – Rainbow Shores - P&E Court Advice – 2012/2013
•   Ecological Assessment (Subdivision for residential development) – Karawatha/Brisbane city Council - P&E Court Advice
    – 2007

RELEVANT PROJECTS EXPEREIENCE

URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND LINEAR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

•   EPBC targeted survey – Stockland Pty Ltd: Kelly directed intensive trapping surveys for seven major development
    projects with Stockland across South East Queensland (each project included 500 to 2,000 lots subdivision). The work
    was undertaken to identify the potential environmental constraints, opportunities and impacts of the development on
    EPBC listed species in particular Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus), Spotted-tailed Quoll (Dasyurus maculatus), Little Pied Bat
    (Chalinolobus picatus) and Brigalow Scaly Foot (Paradelma orientalis – now delisted from the EPBC list). Kelly coordinated
    and supervised fauna trapping following the Federal Government (DoE) guideline. She wrote seven EPBC referrals (six
    of them resulting in a “Not a Controlled Action” outcome). Kelly developed Ecological Due Diligence reports, Vegetation
    Management Plans, Environmental Management Plan, Flora and Fauna Management Plans and Biodiversity Offset Strategy
    for supporting Preliminary Documentation as a result of EPBC Referral. Management plan were used to operational
    works and helped providing advice on environmental constraints and opportunities for the residential development
    located in Ipswich, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Rockampton. She undertook and coordinated baseline and
    threatened flora survey in accordance with the State and Federal Government guidelines and finalised the EPBC referrals.
    She project managed all ecological reports of the development application and participated in ongoing communication
    with Local and State Government, Stockland and all contractors, other consultants where necessary.

•   Ecological assessment for EPBC referral – DTMR: Principal ecologist responsible for the delivery of Preliminary
    Documentation regarding an EPBC Act referral for the Bruce Highway Upgrade Project. Kelly project managed the
    project and supervised technical field investigation including targeted threatened species surveys. The report provided
    an assessment of all relevant impacts (direct and indirect) on all listed species and communities, specifically addressing
    Lowland Rainforest of Subtropical Australia (Threatened Ecological Community) and Koalas (listed as Vulnerable). Kelly
    provides ongoing technical support and liaison with the Federal Government to facilitate fast approval of the project.

•   Environmental Impact Statement, Terrestrial Ecology, Iwasaky, Yeppoon – Iwasaki Sangyo Co. (Aust)
    Pty Ltd: Kelly provided technical ecological advice for the development of the Initial Advice Statement, an EPBC Act
    referral and the first stage of the Environmental Impact Assessment for the development of the Capricorn Integrated
    Resort. Kelly project managed a team of terrestrial ecology in the field to determine potential impacts associated with
    the Capricorn Integrated Resort. This report presented results from wet and dry season ecological surveys undertaken
    within the project development footprint area and provided a preliminary impact assessment based on the conception
    development plan. Fauna surveys included the use of different trapping techniques such as spotlighting, playback calls, pit
    fall traps and active searches. In the development of the report, Kelly took particular attention in responding to the TOR
    and address relevant Commonwealth, State and Local Government relevant guidelines and policies. The report is
    currently with the client for submission to Queensland Coordinator-General for decision.

•   Environmental Management Plan, Vegetation Management Plan, Koala Management Plan and Bushfire
    Management Plan, Redhead – Penfold Property Group – Kelly project managed the development of a series of
    Management Plan to meet condition of approval for a residential development (500 lots subdivision). The ecological
    assessment report, fauna survey and vegetation management plan were prepared in accordance with Sunshine Coast
    Ecological Assessment Guidelines. The plans were relying upon existing survey data, and five days fauna survey was


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