water quality by filtering sediments, nutrients and AO13.2 Clearing in any watercourse or drainage other pollutants feature, or within the relevant distance of the defining aquatic habitat; and bank of any watercourse or drainage feature in terrestrial habitat. 16.3.2 of this code: does not exceed the widths in table 16.3.1 of this code; and does not within five metres of the defining bank, unless clearing is required into or across the watercourse or drainage feature. OR Where clearing cannot be reasonably AO13.3 avoided, and: clearing has been reasonably minimised; and the cleared area cannot be reasonably rehabilitated an offset is provided for any acceptable significant residual impact from clearing of vegetation associated with a watercourse or drainage feature (a matter of state environmental significance). Clearing associated with watercourses or drainage features (necessary to control non-native plants or declared pests, thinning, fodder harvesting) PO14 Clearing maintains vegetation associated with Clearing necessary to control non-native plants or any watercourse or drainage feature to protect: declared bank stability by protecting against bank erosion water quality by filtering sediments, nutrients and AO14.1 Mechanical clearing does not occur within 20 other pollutants metres of the defining bank of a watercourse or aquatic habitat; and drainage feature. terrestrial habitat. AND AO14.2 Clearing only occurs: within a 1.5 metre radius from the base of the stem of individual non-native or declared pests; or to the extent necessary to provide access for the control of the non-native plant or declared pest. AND
water quality by filtering sediments, nutrients and other pollutants aquatic habitat; and terrestrial habitat. AO13.2 Clearing in any watercourse or drainage feature, or within the relevant distance of the defining bank of any watercourse or drainage feature in 16.3.2 of this code: does not exceed the widths in table 16.3.1 of this code; and does not within five metres of the defining bank, unless clearing is required into or across the watercourse or drainage feature. OR AO13.3 Where clearing cannot be reasonably avoided, and: clearing has been reasonably minimised; and the cleared area cannot be reasonably rehabilitated an offset is provided for any acceptable significant residual impact from clearing of vegetation associated with a watercourse or drainage feature (a matter of state environmental significance). Clearing associated with watercourses or drainage features (necessary to control non-native plants or declared pests, thinning, fodder harvesting) PO14 Clearing maintains vegetation associated with any watercourse or drainage feature to protect: bank stability by protecting against bank erosion water quality by filtering sediments, nutrients and other pollutants aquatic habitat; and terrestrial habitat. Clearing necessary to control non-native plants or declared AO14.1 Mechanical clearing does not occur within 20 metres of the defining bank of a watercourse or drainage feature. AND AO14.2 Clearing only occurs: within a 1.5 metre radius from the base of the stem of individual non-native or declared pests; or to the extent necessary to provide access for the control of the non-native plant or declared pest. AND