Principle f) it is growing in, or in association with, a wetland environment. Key findings and assessment of the level of variance Principle g) it contributes significantly to the amenity of the area in which it is growing or is situated. Location of trees or vegetation Cultural or historical values and community views Number and distribution of trees (or vegetation) to be cleared, retained, and effect on landscape character Species and size of trees or vegetation Condition and shape of trees or vegetation Key findings and assessment of the level of variance (h-m) will be considered by comments provided by the local NRM Board or relevant Minister. The Data Report should contain information on these principles where relevant and where sufficient information or expertise is available. Provide a summary of the assessment against each Principle of Clearance. If the clearance is seriously at variance with one or more of the Principles of Clearance and therefore refusal of the clearance is recommended, the proponent can describe considerations or provide additional information in support of the application. The Native Vegetation Act 1991 provides options under section 29(4), 29(4a) and 29(4b). Provide a summary of key findings and assessment of the Principles of Clearance and any additional considerations to support the application. 5. Significant Environmental Benefit A Significant Environmental Benefit (SEB) is required for approval to under Section 28 of the Native Vegetation Act 1991. The NVC must be satisfied that as a result of the loss of vegetation from the clearance that an SEB will result in a positive impact on the environment that is over and above the negative impact of the clearance. The Data Report must propose how the SEB will be achieved in accordance with the , by providing the following information. DETERMINATION OF THE SEB OBLIGATION Provide a summary (table format for applications involving multiple trees or vegetation associations) of the for the clearance area as follows. Attach the excel spreadsheets in the appendices. Clearance Area For patches of vegetation assessed using the Bushland or Rangeland Assessment Method outline the following information for each vegetation association proposed for clearance: Area (ha) of proposed impact Unit Biodiversity Score Total Biodiversity Score SEB Points required For scattered trees assessed using the Scattered Tree Assessment Method outline the following information for each tree proposed for clearance:
Principle f) it is growing in, or in association with, a wetland environment. Key findings and assessment of the level of variance Principle g) it contributes significantly to the amenity of the area in which it is growing or is situated. Location of trees or vegetation Cultural or historical values and community views Number and distribution of trees (or vegetation) to be cleared, retained, and effect on landscape character Species and size of trees or vegetation Condition and shape of trees or vegetation Key findings and assessment of the level of variance (h-m) will be considered by comments provided by the local NRM Board or relevant Minister. The Data Report should contain information on these principles where relevant and where sufficient information or expertise is available. Provide a summary of the assessment against each Principle of Clearance. If the clearance is seriously at variance with one or more of the Principles of Clearance and therefore refusal of the clearance is recommended, the proponent can describe considerations or provide additional information in support of the application. The Native Vegetation Act 1991 provides options under section 29(4), 29(4a) and 29(4b). Provide a summary of key findings and assessment of the Principles of Clearance and any additional considerations to support the application. 5. Significant Environmental Benefit A Significant Environmental Benefit (SEB) is required for approval to under Section 28 of the Native Vegetation Act 1991. The NVC must be satisfied that as a result of the loss of vegetation from the clearance that an SEB will result in a positive impact on the environment that is over and above the negative impact of the clearance. The Data Report must propose how the SEB will be achieved in accordance with the , by providing the following information. DETERMINATION OF THE SEB OBLIGATION Provide a summary (table format for applications involving multiple trees or vegetation associations) of the for the clearance area as follows. Attach the excel spreadsheets in the appendices. Clearance Area For patches of vegetation assessed using the Bushland or Rangeland Assessment Method outline the following information for each vegetation association proposed for clearance: Area (ha) of proposed impact Unit Biodiversity Score Total Biodiversity Score SEB Points required For scattered trees assessed using the Scattered Tree Assessment Method outline the following information for each tree proposed for clearance: