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Amended Ecological Assessment Report
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Ecological Assessment Letter
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Compliance
3. incorporating siting and design 4. provides suitable habitat replacement and dwelling, and some minor
measures to protect and retain replanting in accordance with PSP3 Ecological understorey vegetation pruning
ecological values and ecosystem Assessment Guidelines. may be required for its installation.
processes within or adjacent to the
development site; and AO3.2
Habitat trees, recruitment habitat trees, and roosting, breeding
4. where adverse impacts have been
and feeding areas are protected for native fauna habitat. The system will use fixed surface
minimised, any residual impacts on
ecological values are compensated sprinkler irrigation, about 40m from
for through suitable habitat the eastern edge of the dwelling,
replacement and replanting on site in 130m from the edge of the mapped
the first instance or in a way that Riparian Buffer area overlay and
results in a net gain and 330m to the edge of the Noosa
enhancement of the overall habitat River. The system will be 15m wide
values of Noosa Shire. x 24m long, covering an area of
360m2 with 35 sprinkler plumes.
The rainforest understorey
vegetation in this location would be
well suited to the additional
moisture that would be released in
this area.
The proposed effluent disposal
system is unlikely to have any
negative impacts upon the Noosa
River / riparian zone, in terms of
water quality or ecology. This is due
to the large setback to the river and
riparian buffer area, and the fact
that the system is located in a
heavily vegetated, elevated area.
The amount of filtration that will
occur as water percolates through
the soil will be highly likely to
eliminate any excessive nutrients
(nitrogen, phosphorus) and
pollutants (metals, suspended
solids etc) from the waste-water
before it gets to the riparian zone.
Nutrient uptake from plant roots will
also assist in this process.
PR22098_EA_36 Riverpark Rd, Ringtail Creek Page 51
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