PO1 AO1.1 Development is within a single Development ensures that the dwelling house development footprint sited to: is contained within a single development footprint plan, that minimises the proportion minimise the clearing and of the development footprint within the High fragmentation of native vegetation, ecological significance sub-category and the including any vegetative growth and General ecological significance sub-category. material of vegetative origin, whether living or dead, including trunks, Note—Where there is no approved development footprint branches, stems, leaves, fruits and plan, a development footprint plan is to be prepared to flowers, and ecological features within support this acceptable outcome and this plan forms part of the approved development. the Biodiversity areas overlay; AO1.2 maximise the extent of habitat Development ensures that the dwelling house restoration of areas of strategic is contained within a single development biodiversity value within the High footprint plan, no greater than: ecological significance sub-category on the Biodiversity areas overlay. 1000m2 where in the Low density residential zone, the Low-medium density Note—An ecological assessment prepared in accordance residential zone, the Medium density with the Biodiversity areas planning scheme policy can assist residential zone, High density residential in demonstrating achievement of this performance outcome. zone or the Character residential zone; or 2500m2 where in the Environmental Note—A development footprint may be used to fulfil management zone, the Conservation recommendations of an ecological assessment. A development footprint plan can be on a plan of survey zone, the Emerging community zone, the or be part of approved development. Rural zone or the Rural residential zone, as shown in Figure a. AO1.3 Development ensures that management of vegetation undertaken to reduce risk from bushfire hazard, as demonstrated through a Bushfire Management Plan, occurs within a single bushfire management footprint plan no greater than 1500m2 which adjoins the development footprint plan. Refer to Figure c. PO2 AO2 Development ensures that ecological Development ensures that the development features and ecological processes, footprint plan conserves ecological features habitat trees, areas of strategic biodiversity (including significant vegetation communities value and wetlands are protected to ensure listed in Table 8.2.4.3.B, significant flora their long-term viability. species listed in Table 8.2.4.3.C, or significant fauna species listed in Table 8.2.4.3.D), koala habitat trees, areas of strategic biodiversity value and wetlands in a spatial configuration which:
PO1 Development is within a single development footprint sited to: minimise the clearing and fragmentation of native vegetation, including any vegetative growth and material of vegetative origin, whether living or dead, including trunks, branches, stems, leaves, fruits and flowers, and ecological features within the Biodiversity areas overlay; maximise the extent of habitat restoration of areas of strategic biodiversity value within the High ecological significance sub-category on the Biodiversity areas overlay. Note—An ecological assessment prepared in accordance with the Biodiversity areas planning scheme policy can assist in demonstrating achievement of this performance outcome. Note—A development footprint may be used to fulfil recommendations of an ecological assessment. A development footprint plan can be on a plan of survey or be part of approved development. AO1.1 Development ensures that the dwelling house is contained within a single development footprint plan, that minimises the proportion of the development footprint within the High ecological significance sub-category and the General ecological significance sub-category. Note—Where there is no approved development footprint plan, a development footprint plan is to be prepared to support this acceptable outcome and this plan forms part of the approved development. AO1.2 Development ensures that the dwelling house is contained within a single development footprint plan, no greater than: 1000m2 where in the Low density residential zone, the Low-medium density residential zone, the Medium density residential zone, High density residential zone or the Character residential zone; or 2500m2 where in the Environmental management zone, the Conservation zone, the Emerging community zone, the Rural zone or the Rural residential zone, as shown in Figure a. AO1.3 Development ensures that management of vegetation undertaken to reduce risk from bushfire hazard, as demonstrated through a Bushfire Management Plan, occurs within a single bushfire management footprint plan no greater than 1500m2 which adjoins the development footprint plan. Refer to Figure c. PO2 Development ensures that ecological features and ecological processes, habitat trees, areas of strategic biodiversity value and wetlands are protected to ensure their long-term viability. AO2 Development ensures that the development footprint plan conserves ecological features (including significant vegetation communities listed in Table 8.2.4.3.B, significant flora species listed in Table 8.2.4.3.C, or significant fauna species listed in Table 8.2.4.3.D), koala habitat trees, areas of strategic biodiversity value and wetlands in a spatial configuration which:
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