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2 David Low Way - Attachment 2 - Ecological and Bushfire Assessment Report 9-8-17
Attached to the e-mail Reconfiguration of a Lot (1 lot into 6) - RAL17/0501.
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Biodiversity Overlay Code Compliance Assessment
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Response
Filling and excavation
O15 Vegetation is not adversely No solution is provided. Complies.
impacted upon by earthworks and The nature and scale of filling and
changes to the hydrological regime, excavation required to give effect to
including changes to ground water the proposed development will not
levels, flooding levels, run-off and tidal have an impact on the vegetation or
hydraulics. hydrology of external areas.
13.10 Vegetation management
Replanting and rehabilitation
O16 Development provides for S16.1 Landscaping and rehabilitation Complies.
ecologically important areas to be complements and supports As detailed in Section 3 of the
restored and enhanced through the ecologically important habitats by— Ecological and Bushfire Assessment
following measures— a) utilising native plants of local origin; Report (Cardno, 2017) the Site does
a) siting landscaped areas to b) utilising suitable plant species not support and Ecologically important
complement and enhance existing identified in PSP3 – Landscaping areas, as defined in the code, apart
vegetation; Plants and Guidelines; from the riparian vegetation
b) removal of all species likely to associated with Burgess Creek.
c) replicating adjacent remnant
displace native flora species or habitats, including understorey This area will be protected within an
degrade fauna habitat; vegetation; Environmental Covenant and will be
c) replanting and rehabilitating the subject of a comprehensive
d) creating or enhancing linkages rehabilitation program as part of the
degraded habitat; and between existing habitats; proposed development. The
d) replacing any vegetation removed e) avoiding the use of undesirable rehabilitation works will be undertaken
with suitable replacement vegetation plant species listed in Table 9.1 of in a manner that is consistent with
of local origin. PSP3 Landscaping Plants and S16.1 and S16.2.
Guidelines; and
f) planting riparian zones to filter
stormwater run-off and provide for
wildlife habitat;
AND
S16.2 Vegetation removed is replaced
with—
a) plantings of equivalent area that
replicate the floristic structure of the
vegetation removed; or
b) where this is not possible due to
the characteristics of the site and the
development, plantings twice the
number of the removed trees and
plants of local origin.
Fire Management
O17 Fire management measures are No solution provided. Complies.
adopted based on ecological Any fires within retained areas of
principles, which— vegetation on the Site will be actively
a) maintain and enhance biodiversity; suppressed.
b) minimise threat of fire to the natural
environment, life and property; and
c) provide for effective use and
maintenance of buildings and
structures.
Clearing protected vegetation in the protected vegetation overlay area
O18 Clearing protected vegetation No solution provided. Complies.
does not involve—
a) the removal of vegetation in
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