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Appendix C - Ecological Assessment
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Hollett Road Ecological Assessment
Minor Change Application - 191 Hollett Road, Noosaville
Element Outcome Acceptable Outcome (where relevant)
Biodiversity Overlay Code 13.7.2 - Overall Outcome (a)
The overall outcomes sought for the Biodiversity Overlay Code are
Extract 1 – Biodiversity Overlay the following: -
a) The natural resources of Noosa Shire are conserved including:
i. land which is of scenic, cultural, historical, educational,
recreational, scientific, ecological, biodiversity, economic,
social or aesthetic value;
ii. soil or landforms such as watercourses, drainage lines,
foreshores, dunes and steep slopes;
iii. the ecosystem health and quality of the water, land and
other natural resources; and
iv. the extent and condition of native and remnant
vegetation, including ecologically important areas,
wetlands and areas of significant regrowth of local origin;
13.7.2 – Overall Outcome (c)
…
c) Ecologically important areas, wildlife corridors, ecological
linkages and riparian vegetation are conserved, managed,
enhanced and rehabilitated to ensure the long term ecological
viability, integrity and sustainability of native flora and fauna
Extract 2 - Schedule 7 Koala Habitat Areas species, and to improve biodiversity, landscape stability, and
resilience;
(see O7 and S7.1)
13.7.2 - Overall Outcome (d)
The overall outcomes sought for the Biodiversity Overlay Code are
the following: -
…
d) Development is managed so as to avoid, or where avoidance
is not practicable, minimises or mitigates the impacts upon the
Shire's biodiversity values and natural resources, including: -
i. ecologically important areas;
ii. the ecological values of water catchment areas;
iii. the water quality of waterways, the Noosa River system
and ground and surface waters;
iv. that part of the natural environment that may be
environmentally harmed by vermin, pests, noxious plants
or threats such as fire, development and inappropriate
land management;
v. vistas and scenic amenity of the landscape;
vi. coastal resources and values including coastal
foreshores, near shore marine environments, beaches,
dunes, rocky headlands, beaches and river mouths; and
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