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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU26/0099
• approximately 1,761m² of
a) 30 metres of a clearing associated with the
habitable building or 10 metres of establishment and
a class 10 structure on lots maintenance of the 16m wide
greater than 10 hectares; or bushfire Asset Protection
b) 10 metres of a Zone/firebreak around the
habitable building or class 10 dwelling; and
structure on lots 10 hectares or • a 10m wide fire management
less but more than 3,000m2; or line along the eastern
c) 3 metres of a boundary.
habitable building or class 10
structure on lots 3,000m2 or less. The substantial balance of
vegetation on the 29.64ha site will
be retained, thereby maintaining
AND the physical and ecological
integrity, habitat values and
AO1.4 ecological linkages of the site in
Clearing of vegetation for a boundary accordance with PO1.
fence does not extend beyond 5
metres either side of the fence
PO2 AO2 AO2 - Not Applicable
New lots are only created if they Where clearing vegetation for the The application is for a Material
maintain ecological linkages and purpose of Reconfiguring a Lot: Change of Use to establish a
minimise the clearing of vegetation. Dwelling House and does not
a) new boundaries to lots do not involve Reconfiguring a Lot or the
transect and fragment existing creation of any new allotments.
native vegetation;
b) new lots are created to allow for
suitable building envelopes for
future buildings and works to be
located within existing cleared
areas or areas of low ecological
value;
c) building envelopes are
designated for each lot; and
d) ecological
linkages and ecologically
important areas are secured by
environmental covenant or
transferred to public ownership or
through gazettal of a nature
reserve.
PO3 AO3.1 AO3.1 - Performance Outcome
Development is designed and sited Where clearing of vegetation cannot PO3
to manage adverse impacts be practicably avoided, the Clearing of vegetation cannot be
on ecologically important areas by: development: practicably avoided; however, the
development has been designed
a) minimising the total footprint a) ensures the design and siting and sited to minimise impacts on
within which all limits the loss of vegetation to the ecologically important areas in
activities, buildings, structures smallest extent possible; accordance with PO3. In particular:
driveways and other works are b) protects and retains ecological (a) the dwelling located within and
contained; values and ecosystem processes adjoining the historically cleared
b) locating development in to the greatest extent possible and disturbed house site and the
existing cleared areas or areas within and adjacent to the site; additional non-exempt clearing
of low ecological value over c) provides measures to allow for footprint has been limited to
other areas to the greatest safe movement of fauna through approximately 2,106m², including
extent possible; and the site; and
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