provides and maintains adequate AO6.2 Click and provide your representations. vegetated buffers and setbacks to Development does not involve the removal of watercourses; native vegetation from a watercourse or AO6.4 maintains and restores connectivity watercourse buffer. Click and provide your representations. between aquatic habitats and access for fish along AO6.3 AO6.5 watercourses/waterways and into Cleared, degraded or disturbed watercourses and Click and provide your representations. key habitats. watercourse buffer areas within the site are rehabilitated along their full length in accordance AO6.6 with a detailed rehabilitation plan, approved by Click and provide your representations. the Council. Note—a rehabilitation plan should include:- appropriate rehabilitation and restoration methods for bed/banks and in-stream and watercourse vegetation for watercourses; management measures of weed species; consideration of habitat (including relevant international agreements such as CAMBA, JAMBA and Ramsar); provision of buffers in the form of riparian vegetation and separation by way of distance between the development and the vegetated buffers; proposed planting regimes (utilising species appropriate to the area); proposed measures for the protection of vegetation and habitat whilst rehabilitation works are being undertaken. AO6.4 Site layout does not impact upon the natural drainage systems associated with the primary watercourse. AO6.5 Development is undertaken in accordance with an approved environmental management plan that protects the watercourse.
provides and maintains adequate vegetated buffers and setbacks to watercourses; maintains and restores connectivity between aquatic habitats and access for fish along watercourses/waterways and into key habitats. AO6.2 Development does not involve the removal of native vegetation from a watercourse or watercourse buffer. AO6.3 Cleared, degraded or disturbed watercourses and watercourse buffer areas within the site are rehabilitated along their full length in accordance with a detailed rehabilitation plan, approved by the Council. Note—a rehabilitation plan should include:- appropriate rehabilitation and restoration methods for bed/banks and in-stream and watercourse vegetation for watercourses; management measures of weed species; consideration of habitat (including relevant international agreements such as CAMBA, JAMBA and Ramsar); provision of buffers in the form of riparian vegetation and separation by way of distance between the development and the vegetated buffers; proposed planting regimes (utilising species appropriate to the area); proposed measures for the protection of vegetation and habitat whilst rehabilitation works are being undertaken. AO6.4 Site layout does not impact upon the natural drainage systems associated with the primary watercourse. AO6.5 Development is undertaken in accordance with an approved environmental management plan that protects the watercourse. Click and provide your representations. AO6.4 Click and provide your representations. AO6.5 Click and provide your representations. AO6.6 Click and provide your representations.