MCU14/0056 - Attachment I -Environmental Report

          environmental management
        ecological assessment report

 (c) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse      development will be minimised through an additional
      environmental impact;                                             10 m buffer from the tree drip line of existing
 (d) remnant vegetation of local origin, classified as remnant of       vegetation on the western bank to safeguard impacts
      concern regional ecosystem or remnant endangered regional         to bank stability and water quality. This retained
      ecosystem or is vegetation located in a wetland;                  vegetation will also preserve potential for fauna
 (e) vegetation which has natural or cultural heritage values;          movement.
 (f) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse
      impact on a water catchment area or water quality;                In addition, soft treatments including bio-retention
 (g) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse      systems and landscaping with native vegetation will be
      impact on the diversity of flora and fauna species supported or   located immediately adjacent to the waterway to
      likely to be supported by the vegetation;                         provide additional protection from edge effects.
 (h) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse
      impact on a flora or fauna community which has conservation       The project intends to have a positive impact on visual
      status;                                                           and landscape amenity of the area.
 (i) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse
      impact on any individual species of flora and fauna which has
      conservation status;
 (j) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse
      impact on a person or industry reliant on maintaining the
      vegetation;
 (k) vegetation the clearing of which is likely to have an adverse
      impact on the neighbouring land.




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