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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU26/0099
c) incorporating siting and design d) provides suitable habitat the area required for bushfire
measures to protect and retain replacement and replanting in protection;
ecological values and accordance with PSP3 (b) the substantial balance of
ecosystem processes within or Ecological Assessment vegetation and ecological values
adjacent to the Guidelines. across the 29.64ha property will be
development site; and retained;
d) where adverse impacts have (c) the clearing is localised and
been minimised, any residual AO3.2 does not sever the broader
impacts on ecological values Habitat trees, recruitment habitat vegetated areas of the site, thereby
are compensated for through trees, and roosting, breeding and maintaining opportunities for fauna
suitable habitat replacement feeding areas are protected for native movement and connectivity with
and replanting on site in the first fauna habitat. adjoining habitat; and
instance or in a way that results (d) residual impacts can be further
in a net gain and enhancement mitigated through rehabilitation
of the overall habitat values of and weed management within
Noosa Shire. retained vegetation, consistent with
the approach identified in the
ecological assessment template.
AO3.2 - Complies
The dwelling is located in an
existing disturbed area and there
were no significant habitat trees
identified in the proposed are to be
cleared.
PO4 AO4.1 AO4.1 - Complies
Development provides for effective Vegetation is protected from Vegetation to be retained can be
measures during construction and disturbance or damage from protected during construction by
operation to protect ecological construction and operation activities clearly identifying the approved
values including: by: clearing limits, marking retained
trees where necessary, installing
a) avoiding disturbance to a) clearly marking trees to be temporary exclusion fencing
or clearing of vegetation in and retained with flagging tape; adjacent to retained vegetation,
within the vicinity of the site; b) installing protective fencing keeping stockpiles, storage and
b) managing habitat disturbance around the dripline of vehicle parking within cleared or
and physical harm to fauna the vegetation and avoid filling designated work areas, and using
from noise, vibration, dust, light, and excavating in these fenced low-impact construction
dewatering or excavating; and areas; techniques around retained
c) avoiding clearing in areas c) ensuring stockpiling, storage and vegetation. These measures can
where erosion or slippage could vehicle parking occurs outside be secured by conditions of
occur. the identified vegetation areas; approval.
and
d) using low impact construction AO4.2 - Not Applicable
techniques around vegetation. The development does not rely on
the removal of vegetation that is
AO4.2 required to function as a specific
Vegetation which is capable of buffer between incompatible land
forming or contributing to a buffer uses. The substantial balance of
between different land uses or a vegetation surrounding the
buffer against pollution, light spillage development area will be retained.
or noise is retained.
AO4.3 - Complies
AO4.3 External lighting can be designed
Lighting associated with and directed so that it does not
development: result in an unacceptable level of
illuminance within or at the
a) does not contribute an boundary of retained ecologically
unacceptable level of illuminance important areas.
(greater than 1 lux) for light
sensitive species within or at the
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