Pre-Clearance Survey Report – Orana Spur Line Project Report
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Table of Contents 1. Executive summary ...... 6 2. Introduction ...... 7 3. Purpose ...... 7 3.1. Compliance table ...... 7 4. Scope ...... 9 5. Document references ...... 9 6. Terms & abbreviations ...... 10 6.1. Document terms and definitions ...... 10 6.2. Abbreviations ...... 10 7. Approach to address approval conditions ...... 11 7.1. Reporting ...... 11 7.2. Route refinement ...... 11 7.3. Surveys ...... 11 7.4. Ecological studies undertaken to date ...... 11 7.5. Desktop searches ...... 12 8. Detailed fieldwork methodology ...... 12 8.1. Approach ...... 12 8.1.1. Nomenclature ...... 12 8.1.2. Survey timeframe ...... 13 8.2. Flora survey ...... 13 8.2.1. Preliminary assessment and site planning ...... 13 8.2.2. Targeted flora species ...... 13 8.2.3. Field survey methodology ...... 13 8.2.4. Vegetation assemblages ...... 14 8.3. Fauna survey...... 14 8.3.1. Preliminary assessment and site planning ...... 14 8.3.2. Target fauna species...... 14 8.3.3. Field survey methodology ...... 15 8.3.4. Regional ecosystem associations and microhabitat features ...... 16 8.4. Data capture and field equipment...... 18 9. Pre-clearance survey results ...... 18 9.1. Flora assessment ...... 18 9.1.1. Threatened ecological communities (TECs) ...... 18 9.1.2. Regional ecosystems ...... 19 9.1.3. High value regrowth ...... 21
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9.1.4. Recorded flora species ...... 26 9.1.5. EVNT and MNES flora species ...... 26 9.1.6. Other flora species ...... 27 9.1.7. Pest flora species ...... 28 9.1.8. Environmentally sensitive areas ...... 28 9.1.9. BAMM constraints...... 29 9.2. Fauna assessment ...... 29 9.2.1. Recorded fauna species ...... 29 9.2.2. MNES fauna species ...... 30 9.2.3. EVNT fauna species ...... 37 9.2.4. Pest fauna species ...... 37 9.3. Wetlands and watercourses ...... 40 10. Recommendations ...... 40 11. References ...... 42 Appendix A: Scope and data collection ...... 43 Appendix B: Map Series ...... 45 Appendix C: Flora Species Observed During Pre-Clearance Survey ...... 53 Appendix D: Fauna Species observed During Pre-Clearance Survey ...... 57
Table of Figures Figure 1: DEHP regional ecosystem and HVR mapping ...... 46 Figure 2: Ground-truthed regional ecosystem mapping ...... 47 Figure 3: Location of significant flora ...... 48 Figure 4: Location of weed species ...... 49 Figure 5: Environmentally Sensitive Area mapping ...... 50 Figure 6: BAMM constraints mapping ...... 51 Figure 7: Fauna habitat features...... 52
List of Tables Table 1: Applicable approval conditions and section of this report where addressed ...... 7 Table 2: Associated document references ...... 9 Table 3: Terms and definitions ...... 10 Table 4: Abbreviations ...... 10 Table 5: Microhabitat features recorded by the ecology survey team ...... 16 Table 6: Habitat quality definitions for habitat survey sites ...... 17
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Table 7: TECs identified in the EPBC Act protected matters database search ...... 18 Table 8: TEC presence within the alignment corridor ...... 19 Table 9: Description of REs mapped as present in the alignment by DEHP ...... 19 Table 10: Status and equivalency of REs present with the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ...... 22 Table 11: Area of RE (by Biodiversity Status) within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ...... 26 Table 12: EVNT flora species observed within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ...... 26 Table 13: Preferred habitat for MNES flora species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ..... 27 Table 14: Category C ESAs transected by the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ...... 28 Table 15: Mapped BAMM constraints transected by the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor ...... 29 Table 16: Area of preferred habitat for MNES species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor .. 31 Table 17: Area of preferred habitat for EVNT species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor .. 38
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1. Executive summary Australia Pacific LNG proposes to construct the 48km of Eastern High Pressure Gas Network (Eastern HPGN) which incorporates the Orana Gas Spur Line (Orana Spur Line) which is 9.5km in length. The Orana Spur Line alignment is located southwest of Chinchilla, within the Brigalow Belt Bioregion. The predominant landforms are Cainozoic sand plains (land zone 5), with texture contrast soils with sandy surfaces. Some areas of lateritic duricrust (land zone 7) also occur. The alignment transects remnant vegetation, regrowth and cleared land. Two ecologists, Trevor Meers and James Gubby of AMEC Environment and Infrastructure (AMEC), surveyed the alignment on 2-5 April 2012. These surveys met pre-clearance survey requirements of the Walloons gas fields Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC) approval (EPBC 2009/4974) and conditions of the Co-ordinator General’s (CG) report. Ground-truthing of Regional Ecosystems (REs) found that all remnant vegetation has a Biodiversity Status of No Concern at Present, with REs 11.5.1, 11.5.1a, 11.5.4, and 11.7.7 found to be present within the alignment corridor. No Endangered, or Of Concern (Biodiversity Status) REs or Threatened Ecological Communities (TECs) were present. The area has undergone extensive disturbance including clearing of firebreaks and tracks, thinning, ringbarking and clearing. As a result, there are extensive areas of regrowth vegetation, including areas considered to be High Value Regrowth (HVR). Most of this regrowth was analogous to RE11.5.1. The area contains numerous hollow bearing trees and stags (which are present over much of the length of the alignment corridor except cleared areas) and standing living or dead trees with loose bark. As a result of past clearing, thinning and ring-barking there are also extensive logs, windrows and other timber piles on the ground. The area contains suitable habitat for a range of Matters of National Environmental Significance (MNES) under the EPBC Act and Endangered, Vulnerable and/or Near Threatened (EVNT) (under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 (NC Act)) fauna species. No MNES or EVNT species were recorded during the pre-clearance surveys, although the short- beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) (special least concern under the NC Act) was recorded. One EVNT flora species listed under the NC Act, raspwort (Gonocarpus urceolatus) (population estimated at approximately 20,640 plants) occurs within the alignment during surveys. The proposed alignment for the Orana Spur Line is considered suitable from an ecological perspective as approximately 50% of alignment is non-remnant vegetation, and it does not contain the following environmental values: • Endangered or Of Concern REs; • TECs; • Wetlands or permanent waterways; • Category A or B Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESAs); or • EPBC Act listed flora species. However, the alignment does contain extensive habitat features, and management of these features will be required during clearing to minimise potential impacts on fauna. Specific recommendations are provided to demonstrate commitment to the overarching goal of avoiding, minimising and mitigating impacts on these and other ecological values are provided in this report.
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2. Introduction Australia Pacific LNG proposes to construct 48km of Eastern High Pressure Gas Network (HPGN) pipelines within the regional sedimentary basin of Surat. The Eastern HPGN is comprised of the following components: • Talinga to Condabri Gas Pipeline; • Ruby Gas Spur Line; and • Orana Gas Spur Line. The Orana Spur Line is situated approximately 20km south-west of Chinchilla. It lies in a generally south to north direction from the gas compound adjacent to the proposed Orana Gas Processing Facility on Lot 2 RP138057, to an existing Orana inlet valve at the Darling Downs Power Station Pipeline (PPL 133) owned and operated by Origin Energy Walloons Transmissions Pty Ltd. Kilometre Points (KPs) in this report run from north to south. The Orana Spur Line comprises a 9.5km pipeline incorporating a 30m wide Right Of Way (ROW) with multiple 10m wide Additional Work Areas (AWAs) located along the alignment. For ease of reading, the Orana Spur Line ROW and the AWAs mentioned above will be collectively hereon referred to as the ‘alignment corridor’. The Eastern HPGN has been subject to an overarching EIS process under the Queensland State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 (SDPWO Act). The bilateral agreement between the Commonwealth and the State of Queensland relating to environmental assessment recognises the State EIS process under the EPBC Act. The Orana Spur Line is located within the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (DSEWPaC) Walloons gas fields approval area (EPBC Act approval EPBC2009/4974). An Environmental Authority (EA) has yet to be granted, although draft conditions have been received by Australia Pacific LNG.
3. Purpose Pre-clearance ecological surveys were undertaken for the alignment corridor to address requirements under the EPBC Act and the NC Act conditions as shown in Table 1.
3.1. Compliance table Table 1: Applicable approval conditions and section of this report where addressed
Approval Condition Section of report where addressed
EPBC Approval (EPBC 2009/4974)
Condition 5 The Protocol must: a) classify the following as being within the proponent's sensitivity categories 1 to 4 (or should the proponent's classification be revised, equivalent high environmental constraints classes):
i. all listed threatened ecological communities; 9.1.1 ii. all listed flora species; and 9.1.5 iii. those listed threatened and migratory fauna species habitats as identified in 9.2.1 management plans required under these conditions, which where relevant may be described in terms of specific niche habitat types; b) include constraints mapping for sensitivity category 1-7 as described in the Appendix B-Figure 6 proponent's Environmental Impact Statement; c) require pre-clearance site assessments of sensitivity category 1-4 by an 7.3 approved, suitably qualified ecologist;
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Approval Condition Section of report where addressed d) require pre-clearance site assessments of sensitivity category 5-7 by a suitably 7.3 qualified environment officer; e) for any MNES identified following an assessment under 5d, require review of 7.3 those pre-clearance site assessments by a suitably qualified ecologist;
f) update constraints mapping with results of any pre-clearance site assessments Appendix B which confirm presence of MNES;
g) require the documentation of all planning decisions and pre-clearance site assessments and field ecological surveys in proposed gas field development Whole report areas where sensitivity category 1-4 is mapped, likely, or found; h) implement species management plans (as required in condition 7): N/A i) calculate disturbance as required in condition 13; Table 16 j) take into account all current survey data and available information and maps of 7.4, 8.2.2, 8.3.2 all MNES relevant to the project area as described within environmental sensitivity category 1-4; and
k) require pre-clearance site assessments and field ecological surveys to identify Whole report and assess options relating to development impacts on MNES and provide recommendations to inform the development of the project area; l) to n) not relevant to this pre-clearance report o) ensure site assessments and field ecological surveys: i. are undertaken in accordance with the Department's survey guidelines in effect at the time of the survey. This information can be obtained from 8.2.1 http://www.environment.gov.aulepbclguidelinespolicies.html#threatened; ii. take into account and reference previous ecological surveys undertaken in 7.4 and 7.5 the area and relevant new information on likely presence or absence of
MNES; 7.3 iii. are undertaken by a suitably qualified ecologist approved by the Department for sensitivity categories 1-4; iv. are undertaken by a suitably qualified environment officer for sensitivity 7.3 categories 5-7; v. document the survey methodology, results and significant findings in Whole report relation to MNES. vi. apply best practice site assessment and ecological survey methods Whole report appropriate for each listed threatened species, migratory species, their
habitat and listed ecological communities as detailed in the Protocol; apply the mapping of environmental constraints class sensitivity category 1-4; the infrastructure location requirements; minimum no impact zones; impact risk zones; and the width requirements for linear infrastructure corridors described in (m);
CG’s Report
Appendix 1, Part 1, Condition 7 – The proponent must comply with the provisions of Separate NC Act the Nature Conservation Act 1992, particularly in regard to the following: approval (a) where there is a requirement for clearing plants protected under the NC Act: i. clearing of plants must only occur in accordance with a clearing permit or an exemption under the NC Act; ii. offsets must be provided for the permanent loss (take) of near threatened, rare, vulnerable and endangered plants to achieve an equivalent or better overall outcome at a regional scale in accordance with the Queensland Government (QG) Environmental offsets Policy 2008 and generally in accordance with the QG Policy for Biodiversity Offsets (Consultation Draft)
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Approval Condition Section of report where addressed (b) where the activities of the proponent may cause disturbance to animal breeding places the prior approval of DERM must be obtained. (c) where there is a need to take fauna, the prior approval of DERM must be obtained.
Appendix 1, Part 1, Condition 9 (1) – Prior to commencement of construction work, Separate Offset the proponent and its contractors must consult with the relevant officers from the Strategy Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation (now Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry) in respect to the detection and control of weeds and pests.
4. Scope The scope of this project and report is to detail the results of the pre-clearance survey for the Orana Spur Line, including: • Description of the pre-clearance survey methodology and response (where applicable) to relevant survey guidelines; • Description of the ecological characteristics of the surveyed alignment corridor; • Identification of the presence of any critical ecological constraints within, or in proximity to, the alignment corridor; • Identification of areas of preferred habitat for listed species based on RE associations and microhabitat preferences; • Recommendations for revisions to the pipeline alignment in areas of high ecological value; • Constraints mapping for AWAs and an assessment of presently-proposed AWAs; and • Recommendations for updates to the Project’s threatened ecological communities and species management plans.
5. Document references The documents associated with this pre-clearance survey report are detailed in Table 2.
Table 2: Associated document references
Document Number Title
EPBC 2009/4974 Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (DSEWPaC) Approval – Walloons gas fields
Q-4319-15-MP-0001 Environmental Management Plan – Orana Spur Line
Queensland Australia Pacific LNG Project – Coordinator General’s Report on the Government CG’s Environmental Impact Statement Report
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6. Terms & abbreviations
6.1. Document terms and definitions Table 3: Terms and definitions
Term Definition
Alignment Corridor 30m wide Right Of Way (ROW) and additional work area (AWA) locations along the alignment
6.2. Abbreviations Table 4: Abbreviations
Abbreviation Description
AWA Additional work area
BAMM Biodiversity Assessment and Mapping Methodology
CG Coordinator-General
DEHP Department of Environment and Heritage Protection
DERM Department of Environment and Resource Management
DNRM Department of Natural Resources and Mines
DSEWPaC Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities
E Endangered
EA Environmental Authority
EIS Environmental Impact Statement
EM Plan Environmental Management Plan
EPBC Act Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Commonwealth)
ESA Environmentally Sensitive Area
EVNT Species listed as Endangered, Vulnerable and/or Near Threatened under the NC Act
GPS Global Positioning System
HVR High Value Regrowth
KP Kilometre Point
LC Least Concern
LNG Liquefied Natural Gas
LP Act Land Protection (Pests and Stock Route Management Act) 2002 (Qld)
M Migratory
MNES Matters of National Environmental Significance
NC Act Nature Conservation Act 1992 (Qld)
NT Near Threatened
PPL Petroleum Pipeline Lease
RE Regional Ecosystem
ROW Right of Way
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Abbreviation Description
SLC Special Least Concern
SDPWO Act State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 (Qld)
TEC Threatened Ecological Community
V Vulnerable
VM Act Vegetation Management Act 1999 (Qld)
7. Approach to address approval conditions
7.1. Reporting The approach of this preclearance survey is to address the requirements of relevant ecology approval conditions and subsequent NC Act clearing permits, by the methodologies devised for the ecological surveys and by the content and structure of this pre-clearance survey report. For the purposes of this study, it is important to distinguish between MNES listed under the EPBC Act and EVNT species listed under the NC Act, as there are separate reporting requirements for MNES species under the EPBC Act. In this report, EVNT species refer to those species listed as Endangered, Vulnerable, Near Threatened or Special Least Concern under the NC Act (i.e not also listed under the EPBC Act).
7.2. Route refinement A consistent theme within the project approval conditions is the requirement to demonstrate how impacts to areas of ecological value have been (in order of preference): • Avoided; • Minimised; and • Mitigated.
7.3. Surveys On 28 June 2011, Unidel was approved by DSEWPaC as an entity to undertake pre-clearance surveys under conditions 5(c), 5(o)(iii) and 8 of the Gas Fields EPBC Approval (EPBC 2009/4094), and condition 6(b) of the Gas Transmission Pipeline EPBC Approval (EPBC 2009/4976). Taking into account these factors, past experience and documentation produced to date, Unidel (now AMEC) is a suitably qualified entity to undertake the ecological surveys of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. Furthermore Steve Fox, an approved DSEWPaC ecologist, has undertaken a technical review of the report. The pre-clearance surveys were undertaken by suitably qualified ecologists Trevor Meers and James Gubby and were designed to capture field data on vegetation composition and condition, habitat values and species present along the entire alignment corridor.
7.4. Ecological studies undertaken to date Prior to this survey there was one previous study undertaken for the Orana Spur Line, that being surveys undertaken as part of the development of the Environmental Management Plan (EM Plan) (Worley Parson 2011). The results of this ecological study have informed the methodology of the pre-clearance flora surveys. The methodologies presented in this report are intended to complete the previous survey effort and provide for seasonal variation. This report also includes the analysis of specific habitat types critical to MNES and EVNT species and communities identified within relevant database searches and the EM Plan.
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7.5. Desktop searches Prior to undertaking field surveys, desktop searches were completed to identify MNES and EVNT species, REs and TECs that could potentially be present within the alignment corridor. The following searches were undertaken: • DEHP Wildlife Online searches; • EPBC Act protected matters searches; • DEHP regional ecosystem and High Value Regrowth mapping; and • DNRM essential habitat, referrable wetland and ESA mapping. Wildlife Online and EPBC Act protected matters searches were undertaken using the co-ordinates for the start and end of the 9.5km long Orana Spur Line, and a 10km search radius.
8. Detailed fieldwork methodology
8.1. Approach The fieldwork undertaken for the Orana Spur Line pre-clearance surveys was designed to meet the requirements of relevant approval conditions. Pre-clearance surveys were undertaken by a survey team comprising two experienced and approved ecologists. The methodology prioritised those TECs and flora and fauna species that, according to desktop studies and previous ecological studies, were most likely to be present within the alignment corridor. The methodologies were designed to incorporate the specific survey requirements of those communities/species that are known or likely to be present, and used general best practice survey techniques for those communities/species that were considered unlikely to occur.
8.1.1. Nomenclature The presentation of nomenclature for species within this report follows the principles outlined in the Style manual for authors, editors and printers (Commonwealth of Australia, 2002). For MNES and EVNT species, this report uses nomenclature from the relevant Commonwealth or Queensland Government species profiles. For common and introduced species of flora and fauna, nomenclature (common names and binomial scientific names) is derived from the WildNet and HERBRECS databases. Where these references do not provide common names for a particular species, relevant and recognised field guides were used, including: • Flora of south-eastern Queensland (Stanley and Ross, 2002); • The grasses of southern Queensland (Tothill and Hacker, 1996); • The atlas of Australian Birds (Blakers et al., 1984); • A field guide to reptiles of Queensland (Wilson 2005); • Australian Bats (Churchill, 1998); • Encyclopaedia of Australian Mammals (Ehmann, 1992); • Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia – 6th edition (Cogger, 2000); • Woodlands to Weeds, Southern Queensland Brigalow Belt (Lester, 2008);
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• Chinchilla Wildflowers in Colour (Chinchilla Field Naturalists Club, 2010); • Going Bush with Chinchilla Nats (Hando and Hando, 1997); and • Sixty Wattles of the Chinchilla and Murilla Shires (Lithgow, 1997).
8.1.2. Survey timeframe Flora surveys for the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor were undertaken between 2 April and 5 April, 2012. Weather conditions at the time of the survey were fine, with the last significant (>10 mm) rainfall event occurring two weeks before the survey was undertaken.
8.2. Flora survey
8.2.1. Preliminary assessment and site planning Given that there are currently no Commonwealth flora survey guidelines, it is considered that a detailed walk-through of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor will adequately addresses all flora survey requirements. The flora survey involved a detailed walk-through survey of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. Prior to the commencement of the survey those ecologists involved were briefed on the results of both desktop assessments and previous flora studies to determine flora species that were likely to occur within the alignment.
8.2.2. Targeted flora species Target flora species for the pre-clearance surveys were determined based on the database search results and known species distributions. A number of species listed as MNES under the EPBC Act and with the potential to occur in the alignment corridor were targeted during flora surveys. These included: • Ooline (Cadellia pentastylis), Vulnerable; • Finger panic grass (Digitaria porrecta), Endangered; • Eucalyptus virens, Vulnerable; • Homopholis belsonii, Vulnerable; and • Philotheca sporadica, Vulnerable Further to this, one species, not also listed as MNES under the EPBC Act and listed as EVNT under the NC Act and was targeted during flora surveys, namely Gonocarpus urceolatus, listed as Vulnerable.
8.2.3. Field survey methodology
Pipeline alignment Ecological surveys consisted of two ecologists conducting detailed surveys of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. The ecologists traversed the entirety of the alignment corridor taking note of ecologically significant and relevant attributes. Whilst progress along the alignment varied according to vegetation density and complexity, abundance of habitat features and species richness, the survey team achieved a distance of approximately 3.5km per day. A member of the Australia Pacific LNG land access team accompanied the team of ecologists. The land access officer accompanied the field ecologists throughout the duration of the survey providing assistance with access to sections of the alignment corridor.
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8.2.4. Vegetation assemblages During the field surveys the ecologists assessed the vegetation assemblages within the alignment corridor for remnant status using a tertiary level survey as defined by the Queensland Herbariums Methodology for Survey and Mapping of Regional Ecosystems and Vegetation Communities in Queensland (Neldner et al. 2005) This determination was based on the definition of remnant woody vegetation, being: “Vegetation that has not been cleared where the dominant canopy comprises >70% of the height and >50% of the cover relative to the undisturbed height and cover of that stratum.” Localised species associations were recorded to ensure community descriptions were consistent with RE descriptions as classified and mapped by DEHP. Where discrepancies were observed, detailed floristic composition data was collected and mapped accordingly. Taking into account the rural and typically agricultural nature of the lands within the locale, much of the vegetation has undergone historic modification. As such, the field ecologists assessed vegetation assemblages for HVR status. This determination was based on the DEHP’s definition of HVR vegetation, being: “Mature native vegetation that has not been cleared since 31 December 1989.” Generally, assessment of vegetation height and species composition allows for adequate determination of HVR status. Field ecologists’ ground-truthed vegetation assemblages within the alignment corridor for HVR status, and where vegetation assemblages did not qualify as remnant vegetation or HVR, general assessment of these areas was made recording habitat features and other ecologically relevant information where identified.
8.3. Fauna survey
8.3.1. Preliminary assessment and site planning The fauna survey involved a detailed walk-through survey of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. Prior to the commencement of the survey those ecologists involved were briefed on the results of both desktop assessments and previous surveys to gain a thorough understanding of the ecological communities, REs and fauna species that were likely to occur and their potential localities.
8.3.2. Target fauna species Target fauna species for the pre-clearance surveys were determined based on EPBC Act protected matters searches. The following species were identified as MNES under the EPBC Act with the potential to occur in the alignment corridor: • Australasian bittern (Botaurus poiciloptilus), Endangered; • Red goshawk (Erythrotriorchis radiatus), Vulnerable; • Squatter pigeon (Geophaps scripta scripta), Vulnerable; • Swift parrot (Lathamus discolour), Endangered; • Star finch (Neochmia ruficauda ruficauda), Endangered; • Black-throated finch (Poephila cincta cincta), Endangered; • Australian painted snipe (Rostratula australis), Vulnerable; • Murray cod (Maccullochella peelii peelii), Vulnerable; • Large-eared pied bat (Chalinolobus dwyeri), Vulnerable; • Greater long-eared bat (Nyctophilus timoriensis), Vulnerable;
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• Five-clawed worm-skink (Anomalopus mackayi), Vulnerable; • Collared delma (Delma torquata), Vulnerable; • Yakka skink (Egernia rugosa), Vulnerable; • Dunmall’s snake (Furina dunmalli), Vulnerable; and • Brigalow scaly-foot (Paradelma orientalis), Vulnerable. The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) was listed as Vulnerable under the EPBC Act in Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory on 30 April 2012. This listing was after the EPBC Act protected matters searches were undertaken. It is possible that this species or suitable habitat may be present within a 1km radius of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor, but would not have been detected in the protected matters searches. Further, a number a migratory and marine bird species were detected within the EPBC Act protected matters searches as potentially occurring within the Orana Spur Line alignment consisting of: • Fork-tailed swift (Apus pacificus); • White-bellied sea-eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster); • Latham’s snipe (Gallinago hardwickii); • Magpie goose (Anseranas semipalmata) • Australian cotton pygmy-goose (Nettapus coromandelianus albipennis) • White-throated needletail (Hirundapus caudacutus); • Painted snipe (Rostratula benghalensis); • Swift parrot (Lathamus discolor); • Rainbow bee-eater (Merops ornatus); • Great egret (Ardea alba); and • Cattle egret (Ardea ibis). The following species are listed as EVNT under the NC Act only, and were identified from Wildlife Online searches as potentially occurring within the alignment corridor: • Pale imperial hairstreak (Jalmenus eubulus), Vulnerable; and • Golden-tailed gecko (Strophurus taenicauda), Near Threatened. The following species were identified also from known species distributions: • Bull oak jewel butterfly (Hypochrysops piceata), Endangered • Glossy black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami), Vulnerable • Little pied bat (Chalinolobus picatus), Near Threatened • South-eastern long eared bat (Nyctophilus corbeni), Vulnerable, and • Short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus), Special Least Concern
8.3.3. Field survey methodology During the walk through of the alignment observations of the presence of fauna were made including: • Visual observations; • Bird calls; • Tracks and diggings;
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• Scats; and • Searches under bark for arboreal reptiles.
8.3.4. Regional ecosystem associations and microhabitat features This study has adopted a combined RE association and microhabitat preference approach to identifying preferred habitat for MNES and EVNT fauna species to enable the qualification of preferred habitat within the alignment corridor. Thus, an assessment of the presence, abundance and quality of microhabitat features is critical in determining areas of remnant vegetation that may provide preferred habitat for EVNT and MNES species. A list of microhabitat features in each fragment of remnant vegetation within the alignment corridor, for which data were collected during the pre- clearance surveys, is presented in Table 5 below. These microhabitat features are critical for the presence of EVNT and MNES fauna species and the likelihood of the occurrence of a species in a patch of remnant vegetation is increased if there are numerous microhabitat features present.
Table 5: Microhabitat features recorded by the ecology survey team
Microhabitat feature Score/rank
1 2 3
Patch Size <5ha 5-100ha >100ha
Connectivity Limitless connectivity Moderate connectivity High connectivity (50- (isolated patch or less (10-50% of perimeter of 100% of perimeter of than 10% of perimeter or patch adjoins adjacent patch adjoins adjacent patch adjoins adjacent remnant vegetation) remnant vegetation) remnant vegetation)
Small Hollows Limited abundance <1 Moderate abundance 1-5 High abundance >5 per (<35mm) per 20x20m per 20x20m 20x20m
Medium Hollows (25- Limited abundance <1 Moderate abundance 1-5 High abundance >5 per 100mm) per 20x20m per 20x20m 20x20m
Large Hollows Limited abundance <1 Moderate abundance 1-5 High abundance >5 per (>100mm) per 20x20m per 20x20m 20x20m
Leaf Litter and Sticks <10% cover 10-80% cover >80% cover
Ground (vegetation) <10% cover 10-80% cover >80% cover
Rocks Small (<20cm) and/or low Medium (20-50cm) Large (>50cm) and/or density and/or moderate density abundant, rocky outcrops and crevices
Cracking clays Absent Present and shallow Present and deep
Gilgai Absent Present and infrequent or Present and abundant or shallow deep
Logs Limited abundance (<2 <30cm diameter and >30cm diameter and high per 20x20m) medium abundance (2-10 abundance (>10 per per 20x20m) 20x20m)
Waterways None Ephemeral water and Permanent water and permanent riparian riparian vegetation vegetation
Burrows Absent Present but sparse Present and common
(Adapted from Eyre et al., 2011)
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The following methodology was used to determine if an area of remnant vegetation provides preferred habitat for MNES and EVNT fauna species: • A desktop review of each MNES and EVNT fauna species was conducted with a synopsis of its ecology, preferred and/or required habitats, its known distribution and association with vegetation communities and soil types; • Each listed species was assigned a range of REs and microhabitat features that have been considered critical and preferred through the desktop review; • During the flora survey significant microhabitat features were noted within each fragment of remnant vegetation; • Any noted microhabitat features within a parcel of remnant vegetation were scored based on the quality and/or quantity of each feature; ‘1’ being of low quality and/or quantity (i.e. no hollow-bearing trees) and ‘3’ being high quality and/or density of the specific feature (Table 6); and • Using spatial mapping software, preferred habitat was determined through ground-truthed remnant vegetation fragments and the observation of critical microhabitat features. For each MNES and EVNT fauna species, preferred habitat within the alignment corridor was then determined. • This report provides qualitative habitat association data for the preferred habitat of each threatened fauna species identified as likely to occur within the alignment corridor. Associated impacts to local MNES and EVNT fauna populations are discussed later in this report. It is acknowledged that highly mobile fauna potentially persist in areas of non-core habitat or utilise this habitat during migration for foraging, or potentially for, denning purposes (i.e. micro-bats, migratory birds and some reptile species). Therefore it is reasonable to suggest that the entire alignment corridor provides some level of potential habitat for these species that are less-discerning with respect to habitat preferences. Conclusions and recommendations within this report also provide reference to these highly mobile species.
Table 6: Habitat quality definitions for habitat survey sites
Habitat quality assessment
Low Many fauna habitat elements in low quality areas have been removed or altered such as mature, hollow-bearing trees, fallen timber and deep leaf litter. Remnants are often small in size, contain a low number of indigenous species, support substantial weed infestations and are poorly connected to other areas of remnant vegetation.
Moderate Some habitat components are present but others are lacking. Remnants may have a reasonably intact understorey with ground log and litter layer of medium abundance and undisturbed. Moderate abundance of hollows (various sizes). Connectivity with other remnant habitats in the landscape may be limited or moderate.
High Most habitat components are present, with a complex vegetation community structure and a high number of indigenous species. Remnants contain old-growth trees, a high abundance of fallen timber, and a lack of weeds. Moderate to high abundance of hollows (various sizes). Moderate to high connectivity with other areas of native vegetation.
(Adapted from Eyre et al., 2011)
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8.4. Data capture and field equipment The surveys utilised Trimble GeoExplorer XT/XH GPS units pre-loaded with custom pro forma information tailored to ecological assessments of +/- 20 cm. This methodology allowed for consistent data recording between users and achieves a post-processed positional accuracy. This methodology enables an accurate and consistent calculation of impact areas and ultimately allows for accurate disturbance footprint accounting. The field ecologists were also equipped with cameras to take photos of individual species and at key areas of interest throughout the survey. The locations of these photos were entered as points on the GPS devices. Locality and species information was recorded, utilising the GPS units, where individuals were encountered.
9. Pre-clearance survey results
9.1. Flora assessment
9.1.1. Threatened ecological communities (TECs)
Potential presence The EPBC Act protected matters search indicated that five TECs listed under the EPBC Act could potentially occur with the alignment corridor as shown in Table 7.
Table 7: TECs identified in the EPBC Act protected matters database search
TEC EPBC Act status Type of presence
Natural grasslands on basalt and Critically Community likely to occur within area fine-textured alluvial plains of Endangered northern New South Wales and southern Queensland
White box-yellow box-Blakely’s red Critically Community may occur within area gum grassy woodland and derived Endangered native grassland
Brigalow (Acacia harpophylla Endangered Community known to occur within area dominant and co-dominant)
Coolibah –Black box woodlands of Endangered Community may occur within area the Darling Riverine Plains and the Brigalow Belt South Bioregions
Weeping myall woodlands Endangered Community likely to occur within area
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Actual presence No TECs were detected within the alignment. An explanation of the absence of TECs is provided in Table 8.
Table 8: TEC presence within the alignment corridor
TEC EPBC Act status Presence with the alignment corridor
Natural grasslands on basalt and Critically Does not occur: no grasslands on areas of fine-textured alluvial plains of Endangered basalt or fine textured alluvial soil were northern New South Wales and observed. Further, these soil types were southern Queensland not observed
White box-yellow box-Blakely’s red Critically Does not occur: neither Eucalyptus albens, gum grassy woodland and derived Endangered E. melliodora or E. blakelyi were recorded native grassland in the alignment. Neither woodlands of these species or derived native grasslands were present
Brigalow (Acacia harpophylla Endangered Does not occur: Acacia harpophylla was dominant and co-dominant) not recorded in the alignment and no woodlands dominated by this species were present
Coolibah –Black box woodlands of Endangered Does not occur: Neither Eucalyptus the Darling Riverine Plains and the coolabah or E. largiflorens were recorded Brigalow Belt South Bioregions in the alignment and no woodlands dominated by these species were present
Weeping myall woodlands Endangered Does not occur: Acacia pendula was not recorded in the alignment and woodlands dominated by this species were not present
9.1.2. Regional ecosystems
DEHP mapping Mapping by DEHP identifies that the alignment corridor traverses extensive areas of remnant vegetation (Table 9 and Appendix B- Figure 1). This is mostly mapped as RE 11.5.1 (Eucalyptus crebra and/or E. populnea woodland on sand plains) (Biodiversity Status of No Concern at Present). Extensive areas are also mapped as a mosaic of several REs including RE 11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7 and RE 11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2. Regional Ecosystem 11.3.2 has an Of Concern Biodiversity Status, while all other REs have a Biodiversity Status of No Concern at Present.
Table 9: Description of REs mapped as present in the alignment by DEHP
RE Biodiversity Description (Queensland Herbarium REDD Database version 6.1) Status
11.3.2 Of Concern Eucalyptus populnea woodland to open-woodland. Eucalyptus melanophloia may be present and locally dominant. There is sometimes a distinct low tree layer dominated by species such as Geijera parviflora, Eremophila mitchellii, Acacia salicina, Acacia pendula, Lysiphyllum spp., Cassia brewsteri, Callitris glaucophylla, and Acacia excelsa. The ground layer is grassy and dominated by a range of species dependent on soil and management conditions. Species include Bothriochloa decipiens, Enteropogon acicularis, Aristida racemosa and Tripogon loliiformis. Occurs on Cainozoic alluvial plains with variable soil types including texture contrast, deep uniform clays, massive earths and sometimes cracking clays.
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RE Biodiversity Description (Queensland Herbarium REDD Database version 6.1) Status Mapped as a mosaic with RE 11.5.1 and RE 11.5.20
11.5.1 and No Concern at Eucalyptus crebra and/or E. populnea +/- Angophora leiocarpa +/- E. 11.5.1a Present woollsiana (in south of bioregion) dominate the woodland (to open- woodland) canopy. A low tree layer dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii +/- Melaleuca decora +/- Callitris glaucophylla +/- C. endlicheri is usually present. In some areas Allocasuarina luehmannii low woodland is the dominant layer. The ground cover is usually sparse and dominated by perennial grasses. Occurs on Cainozoic sand plains, especially outwash from weathered sandstones. Duplex soils with sandy surfaces. RE 11.5.1a Eucalyptus populnea woodland with Allocasuarina luehmannii low tree layer.
11.5.20 No Concern at Eucalyptus moluccana or E. microcarpa or E. woollsiana woodland to Present open forest. Species such as Allocasuarina luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla often form a low woodland layer. Occurs on flat to gently undulating plains formed from Cainozoic/Quaternary sediments. Soils are mainly texture contrast with sandy surfaces. Mapped as a mosaic with RE11.5.1 and RE11.3.2
11.7.5 No Concern at Shrubland +/- emergent. Characteristic genera include Calytrix spp., Present Hakea spp. Kunzea spp. Micromyrtus spp. Acacia spp. Melaleuca spp. and (in the ground layer) Triodia spp. Often scattered fringing emergent trees are present, including Eucalyptus exserta, E. panda, E. curtisii, Corymbia trachyphloia and Acacia blakei. Occurs on shallow soils often associated with natural scalds on Cainozoic duricrusts and sometimes lithosols derived from quartzose sandstone. Mapped as a mosaic with RE11.5.1 and RE11.7.7
11.7.7 No Concern at Eucalyptus fibrosa ssp. nubila predominates and forms a distinct but Present discontinuous open-forest to woodland canopy (22-25m high). E. crebra often co dominates or be locally dominant, particularly on lower slopes. Also includes areas with Corymbia citriodora as a co-dominant. Other frequently occurring sub-dominant tree species include Corymbia trachyphloia, E. apothalassica, E. sideroxylon, Acacia shirleyi and Callitris glaucophylla. There is usually a low woodland mid layer dominated by Acacia spp. or sometimes Allocasuarina luehmannii and Callitris endlicheri. Scattered tall shrubs may occur, but rarely form a prominent layer. There is usually a moderately dense, low shrub layer developed with a variable floristic composition. The ground layer is open to moderately dense and dominated by grasses. Occurs on low hills and ranges formed from deeply weathered sediments. Soils are usually shallow (<30 cm deep) uniform sands with stone or rocks covering much of the ground surface. Mapped as a mosaic with RE11.5.1 and RE11.7.5
Actual presence Ground-truthed RE mapping is shown in Appendix B – Figure 2, with descriptions of vegetation provided in Table 10. Most REs mapped by DEHP were detected within the alignment corridor with the exception of RE11.3.2, 11.5.20 and 11.7.5, which were all mapped by DEHP as components of mixed polygons. RE11.5.20 was only detected as High Value Regrowth (HVR). One RE not mapped by DEHP was found to be present within the alignment, namely RE11.5.4. All of these REs have a Biodiversity Status of no concern at present.
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Most areas mapped as mixed polygons by DEHP could be mapped as a single RE. The exception was an area ground-truthed as RE11.5.1a/11.5.4. This area showed a gradual transition in canopy species typical of RE 11.5.1a (Eucalyptus populnea) to canopy more typical of RE11.5.4 (E. crebra, E. chloroclada and Angophora leiocarpa) where there was a gradual transition from sand plains with shallow texture contrast soils with shallow sandy surfaces to sand plains with texture contrast soils and deeper sandy surfaces. As such, it was difficult to define a boundary between these REs and they were mapped as a mixed polygon.
Areas mapped by DHP as remnant vegetation that were found to be regrowth included: • An area mapped as RE11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2 between KP7.2 and 7.4, where canopy trees were ringbarked, reducing canopy cover to less than 50% of that of remnant vegetation, so that the area was no longer remnant vegetation. This area contained dead stags (ringbarked trees) and regrowth vegetation in the sub-canopy; • An area mapped as remnant RE11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7 between KP5.3 and KP5.5, which was found to contain regrowth vegetation dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii, with the canopy species largely removed; and • An area mapped as RE 11.5.1 between KP2.8 and 3.7 was ground-truthed as regrowth where a firebreak had been previously cleared along a boundary fence, which was dominated by regrowth of Acacia crassa and A. leiocarpa.
9.1.3. High value regrowth
DEHP mapping Many areas within the alignment corridor are mapped as HVR by DEHP (Appendix B- Figure 1) particularly between KP1.8 and 2.7 and KP6.0 and 7.3. HVR between KP1.8 and 2.7 is mostly of RE11.5.1 (Biodiversity Status of No Concern at Present), while between KP6.0 and 7.3 HVR is mapped as 11.5.1/11.5.1/11.3.2 (HVR containing Of Concern Biodiversity Status REs).
Actual presence Ground-truthed areas of HVR and other regrowth are shown in Appendix B –Figure 2, with details of vegetation provided in Table 10. Most areas of HVR mapped by DEHP were found to be present as mapped. However an area of mapped HVR at KP0.54 was mostly young regrowth of Acacia species and not HVR. A small stand of narrow-leaf grey gum (Eucalyptus woollsiana) within this area was mapped by DEHP as HVR of RE 11.5.20. Most other HVR recorded was of RE11.5.1, and was dominated by bull oak (Allocasuarina luehmannii), white cypress pine (Callitris glaucophylla) and Acacia species. All ground-truthed HVR contained no concern at present (Biodiversity Status) REs. Note that in Table 10, only areas mapped as HVR by DEHP are ground-truthed as HVR. Other regrowth areas of equivalent structure are ground-truthed as regrowth, while younger regrowth less than 15 years old is ground-truthed as non-remnant.
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Table 10: Status and equivalency of REs present with the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
Status Area within Mapped alignment Actual RE Vegetation description KP In KP Out RE VM Act Biodiversity corridor Status Status (ha)
Vegetation communities identified and equivalent RE
Non-rem Non-rem Cleared pasture 0.00 0.333 1.33
Eucalyptus populnea woodland with very dense sub-canopy 11.5.1/11. dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii. Abundant Opuntia 11.5.1a LC NC 0.331 0.467 0.66 5.1a tomentosa in understorey. Occurs on the edge of Kogan Condamine Road.
11.5.1/11. Non-rem Kogan Condamine Road 0.465 0.485 0.07 5.1a
Eucalyptus populnea woodland with very dense sub-canopy 11.5.1/ dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii. Abundant Opuntia 11.5.1a LC NC 0.483 0.538 0.21 11.5.1a tomentosa in understorey. Occurs on the edge of Kogan Condamine Road.
HVR and Young regrowth dominated by Acacia species including A. leiocarpa, Non-rem 0.535 1.255 2.76 non-rem A. spectabilis and A. debilis.
HVR HVR Stand of Eucalyptus woollsiana with little understorey. 0.578 0.589 >0.01 11.5.20
Canopy transitioning from Eucalyptus populnea to E. crebra, E. 11.5.1a/ 11.5.1 chloroclada and Angophora leiocarpa on deeper sands. Sub-canopy 1.205 1.870 2.47 11.5.4 includes Allocasuarina luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla.
Young regrowth dominated by Acacia species and Allocasuarina Non-rem Non-rem 1.829 2.012 0.58 luehmannii.
Regrowth dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii, Callitris Regrowth Non-rem glaucophylla and Acacia species, under a thinned canopy of LC NC 1.971 2.074 0.33 11.5.1 Eucalyptus crebra.
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Status Area within Mapped alignment Actual RE Vegetation description KP In KP Out RE VM Act Biodiversity corridor Status Status (ha)
Young regrowth dominated by Acacia species and Allocasuarina Non-rem Non rem 2.047 2.672 2.39 luehmannii.
Regrowth dominated by Allocasuarina luehmannii, Callitris HVR HVR 11.5.1 glaucophylla and Acacia species, under a thinned canopy of 2.547 2.833 0.85 Eucalyptus crebra.
Young regrowth dominated by Acacia crassa, A. leiocalyx and 11.5.1 Non-rem 2.813 3.703 3.41 Allocasuarina luehmannii within previously cleared fire break.
Woodland of Eucalyptus crebra, with Angophora leiocarpa. Sub- 11.5.1 11.5.1 LC NC 3.670 4.195 1.88 canopy of Allocasuarina luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla.
Young regrowth dominated by Acacia crassa, A. leiocalyx and 11.5.1 Non-rem 4.165 4.705 2.26 Allocasuarina luehmannii within previously cleared fire break.
11.5.1/11. Woodland of Eucalyptus crebra, with Angophora leiocarpa. Sub- 11.5.1 LC NC 4.185 4.241 >0.01 7.5/11.7.7 canopy of Allocasuarina luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla
Open forest of Eucalyptus fibrosa ssp. nubila, and E. crebra. Other species included E. exserta, E. sideroxylon, Corymbia trachyphloia, 11.5.1/11. 11.7.7 C. watsoniana and Angophora leiocarpa. Acacia species in the sub- LC NC 4.691 5.263 2.23 7.5/11.7.7 canopy included A. burrowii, A. caroleae, A. conferta, A. crassa, A. leiocarpa and A. shirleyi.
11.5.1/11. Non-rem Cleared access track 5.252 5.280 0.05 7.5/11.7.7
11.5.1/11. Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and 5.270 5.530 0.98 7.5/11.7.7 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla.
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Status Area within Mapped alignment Actual RE Vegetation description KP In KP Out RE VM Act Biodiversity corridor Status Status (ha)
Open forest of Eucalyptus fibrosa ssp. nubila, and E. crebra. Other species included E. exserta, E. sideroxylon, Corymbia trachyphloia, 11.5.1/11. 11.7.7 C. watsoniana and Angophora leiocarpa. Acacia species in the sub- LC NC 5.520 5.981 1.74 7.5/11.7.7 canopy included A. burrowii, A. caroleae, A. conferta, A. crassa, A. leiocarpa and A. shirleyi.
11.5.1/11. Non-rem Cleared access track 5.943 6.014 0.14 7.5/11.7.7
11.5.1/11. Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and 5.985 6.027 0.09 7.5/11.7.7 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla.
Taller regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina HVR HVR 11.5.1 6015 6222 0.62 luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and Non-rem 6.138 6.341 0.59 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Taller regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina HVR HVR 11.5.1 6.300 6.495 0.63 luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and Non-rem 6.469 6.585 0.32 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Taller regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina HVR HVR 11.5.1 6.539 6.853 1.27 luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and Non-rem 6.815 6.923 0.38 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Taller regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina HVR HVR 11.5.1 6.876 7.007 0.40 luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
Regrowth Regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina luehmannii and Non-rem 6.984 7.082 0.33 11.5.1 Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
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Status Area within Mapped alignment Actual RE Vegetation description KP In KP Out RE VM Act Biodiversity corridor Status Status (ha)
Taller regrowth dominated by Acacia species, Allocasuarina HVR HVR 11.5.1 7.064 7.197 0.48 luehmannii and Callitris glaucophylla and Melaleuca linariifolia.
11.5.1/11. Ringbarked area with reduced canopy cover of Eucalyptus crebra and Regrowth 5.20/11.3. Angophora leiocarpa. Sub-canopy of Allocasuarina luehmannii and 7.189 7.412 0.85 11.5.1 2 Callitris glaucophylla.
Non-rem Non-rem Cleared pasture 7.374 9.223 7.36
Regrowth Scattered regrowth of Allocasuarina luehmannii, Callitris Non-rem 7.382 7.471 0.03 11.5.1 glaucophylla and Acacia species.
Regrowth Scattered regrowth of Allocasuarina luehmannii, Callitris Non-rem 9.127 9.145 0.06 11.5.1 glaucophylla and Acacia species.
Non-rem Non-rem Cleared pasture 9.208 9.495 4.51
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The total areas of each RE classification (by Biodiversity Status) within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor are listed in Table 11.
Table 11: Area of RE (by Biodiversity Status) within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
RE Classification (Biodiversity Status) Total area (ha)
Endangered Not present
Of Concern Not present
No Concern at Present 9.18
HVR (No Concern at Present) 4.26
Other regrowth 3.97
Non-remnant 24.85
TOTAL 42.27
9.1.4. Recorded flora species A combined total of 98 native flora species and nine introduced flora species were recorded during the flora survey of the Orana Spur Line. The details of these species including the scientific name, common name, and legislative status are given in Appendix C.
9.1.5. EVNT and MNES flora species Two adjacent populations of raspwort (Gonocarpus urceolatus) (listed as Vulnerable under the NC Act) were recorded within the alignment, between KP5.63 and KP5.70, with a total population of approximately 20,640 plants (Table 12). Details of the location and numbers of plants are provided in Table 12 and locations shown in Appendix B - Figure 3. This species was found within an area ground-truthed as RE11.7.7 with a canopy of Corymbia trachyphloia and C. watsoniana.
Table 12: EVNT flora species observed within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
Species KP Numbers Area (m2)
raspwort 5.635-5.674 5,454 545.5
(Gonocarpus urceolatus) 5.671-5.696 15,182 303.7
Total 20,637 849.1
The following MNES flora species, identified as possibly occurring in Wildlife Online and EPBC Act protected matters searches were not identified within the alignment corridor: • Finger panic grass (Digitaria porrecta); • Shiny-leaf ironbark (Eucalyptus virens); • Kogan waxflower (Philotheca sporadica); • Ooline (Cadellia pentastylis); and • Homopholis belsonii. An assessment of the likelihood of these species is provided below in Table 13.
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Table 13: Preferred habitat for MNES flora species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
EPBC Act NC Act Species Preferred habitat Likely occurrence listing listing
Digitaria porrecta E NT Grasslands on basaltic Unlikely, no suitable soils habitat identified
Homopholis belsonii V E Occurs on basaltic soils Unlikely, no Brigalow and Brigalow woodlands woodland present (Australia Pacific LNG 2011)
Cadellia pentastylis V V Occurs within Brigalow Unlikely, no Brigalow woodlands and semi- woodland or semi- evergreen vine thicket evergreen vine thicket observed.
Philotheca sporadica V V Occurs within REs 11.5.1 May occur, as suitable and 11.7.7, between habitat is present, Tara and Kogan however the alignment is (Australia Pacific LNG located west of 2011) previously recorded populations
Eucalyptus virens V V Ironbark woodlands on Possible, could occur in sandstone and laterite RE11.7.7 including RE11.7.4 and RE11.7.7
Eucalyptus virens is considered to potentially occur within the broader gas fields tenements, and could occur within RE 11.7.7 (Australia Pacific LNG 2011). While an area of suitable habitat is identified as occurring within the alignment corridor, this species is a large tree and was not detected during the survey.
9.1.6. Other flora species One delisted species, Chinchilla wattle (Acacia chinchillensis) was found within the alignment, in cleared areas between KP9.3 and 9.5, with a total of 61 individuals recorded. This species was delisted from vulnerable status under the EPBC Act and the NC Act in August 2010, due to increases in population size and is no longer listed under these Acts. Acacia chinchillensis is however a regionally significant species. One other regionally significant species, lancewood (Acacia shirleyi) was observed within areas mapped as RE 11.7.7. No other regionally significant species were recorded. Two species listed as Class A species under the Nature Conservation (Protected Plants) Conservation Plan 2000 (sub-ordinate legislation under the NC Act) were recorded. This legislation restricts trade in listed species, but does not prevent clearing. These species were black orchid (Cymbidium canaliculatum) and forest grass tree (Xanthorrhoea johnsonii). Black orchids were present throughout the alignment, mostly growing on logs, stumps or trees. Forest grass trees were scattered throughout the alignment between KP1.4 and KP3.6, mostly on deep sandy soils.
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9.1.7. Pest flora species Two Class 2 weed species under the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 (LP Act), velvety tree pear (Opuntia tomentosa) and common prickly pear (Opuntia stricta) were scattered along the alignment at low densities. However, velvety tree pear was found at high densities within roadside vegetation either side of Kogan Condamine Road between KP0.3 and KP0.5. The location of these species is shown in Appendix B- Figure 4. No Weeds of National Significance were recorded within the alignment corridor. Seven other agricultural weeds and introduced pasture grasses were recorded within the alignment and are listed in Appendix C.
9.1.8. Environmentally sensitive areas ESA mapping (Appendix B - Figure 5) identifies that the alignment corridor does not transect or pass within 200m of any Category A or Category B ESAs. Relevant Category C ESAs transected by the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor include Of Concern (Biodiversity Status) RE11.3.2. This RE was mapped by DEHP as part of a mixed polygon (11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2) (40/30/30) transected by the alignment between KP 7.19 and 7.53, and between KP 8.27 and 8.34. Details of ESAs transected by the alignment are provided in Table 14. The first of these areas was ground-truthed as non-remnant (regrowth) due to historical ringbarking, which had reduced canopy cover to below that of remnant vegetation. The second area was ground-truthed as RE11.5.1 regrowth. However, RE 11.3.2 may be present elsewhere within the adjacent RE polygon, but outside of the surveyed alignment.
Table 14: Category C ESAs transected by the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
ESA KP in KP out Area (ha) Comments / field validation
Category C - Of Concern RE 11.3.2 7.189 7.533 1.14 Ground-truthed as RE11.5.1 (subdominant 30%) and non-remnant due to historical ringbarking
Category C- Of Concern RE 11.3.2 8.272 8.328 0.01 Ground-truthed as RE11.5.1, (subdominant 30%) however RE 11.3.2 could be present within larger adjacent polygon
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9.1.9. BAMM constraints The Orana Sur alignment crosses areas mapped as having Category 5 and Category 4 BAMM constraints (Appendix B - Figure 6) representing RE or regrowth with a Biodiversity Status of no concern at present (Biodiversity Status) and REs or regrowth with a Biodiversity Status of Of Concern. An area mapped as having category 3 BAMM constraints is located within 50m of the alignment between K P8.9 and 9.5, and two areas mapped as having Category 2 BAMM constraints are mapped within 200m of KP 7.4 and KP 8.9 to 9.5. The areas for each BAMM constraint type are shown in Table 15, together with field validation based or ground-truthed RE mapping.
Table 15: Mapped BAMM constraints transected by the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
BAMM RE as mapped by DEHP Constraint KP in KP out Area (ha) Field validation
11.5.1a/11.5.1 5 0.277 0.3634 0.32 RE 11.5.1a (Cat 5)
11.5.1a/11.5.1 5 0.364 0.527 0.73 RE11.5.1a/11.5.4 (Cat 5)
regrowth 5 1.195 1.238 0.06 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5) 11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7
11.5.1 5 1.207 1.846 2.39 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5)
regrowth 5 1.796 2.833 4.26 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat. 5) 11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7
11.5.1 5 2.813 3.332 1.05 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5)
11.5.1 5 2.829 3.742 2.53 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5)
11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7 4 3.700 6.027 9.24 RE 11.7.7
regrowth 5 6.015 7.197 5.01 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5) 11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2
11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2 4 7.189 7.533 1.14 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5)
11.5.1/11.5.20/11.3.2 4 8272 8328 0.01 Regrowth 11.5.1 (Cat 5)
9.2. Fauna assessment
9.2.1. Recorded fauna species A total of 26 native fauna species and one introduced species were recorded as being present within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. While most species were observed or recorded through calls, some species were assumed to be present from scats or diggings. A list of species detected and the type of recording is provided in Appendix D.
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9.2.2. MNES fauna species No MNES fauna species were detected within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. The Orana Spur Line alignment corridor contains numerous habitat features including hollow bearing trees and stags (which are present within remnant vegetation and in some regrowth areas where dead stags remained standing). As a result of past clearing, thinning, and ring-barking activities there are also extensive logs, bark, windrows and other timber piles on the ground. This is particularly the case between KP 2.8 and 3.7, where clearing of a firebreak has resulted in timber being pushed into logs piles along the western edge of the firebreak, creating an almost continuous windrow of coarse woody debris. These logs piles provide high quality habitat for MNES reptiles such as yakka skink (Egeria rugosa), and brigalow scaly-foot (Paradelma orientalis). This windrow largely occurs along the edge of the alignment corridor and is not intersected by it. Most other regrowth and HVR areas contained little coarse woody debris and habitat is generally less suitable for MNES reptiles. Remnant vegetation contains scattered logs and debris piles and provides variable quality habitat for MNES reptile species. No wetlands or permanent waterways were found to be present within the alignment corridor. As such many migratory and marine birds that require wetlands were considered unlikely to be present.
For several bird species such as squatter pigeon (Geophaps scripta scripta) and the migratory species fork-tailed swift (Apus pacificus), white-throated needletail (Hirundapus caudacutus) and rainbow bee-eater (Merops ornatus) the entire alignment corridor (42.27 ha) is considered suitable habitat. Habitat features are shown in Appendix B – Figure 7, and a summary of the preferred habitat for each MNES species potentially occurring within the alignment is provided in Table 16. These areas have been calculated based on RE associations, microhabitat preferences and ground-truthed field data. The areas identified in Table 16 are considered to be the locations within the alignment where these species have the potential to be found.
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Table 16: Area of preferred habitat for MNES species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
Common EPBC Act NC Act Area within alignment Scientific name Preferred habitat locations KP In KP Out name listing listing corridor (ha)
The Australasian bittern inhabits terrestrial and Botaurus Australasian No habitat in alignment E LC estuarine wetlands, generally where there is permanent - - poiciloptilus bittern corridor water.
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 The red goshawk occurs in woodlands and forests, 1.205 1.870 9.18 Erythrotriorchis ideally with a mosaic of vegetation types and permanent red goshawk V E 3.670 4.195 radiatus water, particularly riverine forests. The species avoids (however no permanent both very dense and very open habitats. 4.185 4.241 water or riverine forests) 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
The squatter pigeon is commonly found in the grassy understorey of Eucalyptus, Acacia, Angophora and Callitris woodlands, usually with ready access to water. Sandy areas dissected by gravel ridges are preferred and 42.27 Geophaps scripta squatter burnt areas are frequented. Birds may occasionally feed V V 0 9.495 (entire alignment scripta pigeon in sown grasslands and pastures. corridor) This species has the potential to occur throughout the corridor alignment, however it is more likely to occur in the sections of the alignment that have the habitat features detailed above.
0.331 0.467 In northern New South Wales and south-eastern 0.483 0.538 Queensland, narrow-leaved ironbark (Eucalyptus crebra), Queensland blue gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis) 1.205 1.870 Lathamus swift parrot E, Ma E forests and yellow box (Eucalyptus melliodora) forest 3.670 4.195 9.18 discolour are commonly utilized. While on the western slopes 4.185 4.241 mugga ironbark (Eucalyptus sideroxylon) and grey box 4.691 5.263 (Eucalyptus microcarpa) woodlands are used. 5.520 5.981
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Common EPBC Act NC Act Area within alignment Scientific name Preferred habitat locations KP In KP Out name listing listing corridor (ha)
The star finch inhabits tall grass and reed beds associated with swamps and watercourses. It may also Neochmia be found in grassy woodlands, open forests and Alignment outside of ruficauda star finch E E - - mangroves. The condition of this habitat varies species known range ruficauda according to season, grazing pressure and fire. Parts of its range occur within conservation reserves.
The southern black-throated finch occupies woodland savannah and riverine vegetation. Inland it prefers black- Poephila cincta grassy woodland dominated by eucalypts, paperbacks or Alignment outside of throated E E - - cincta acacias, where there is access to seeding grasses and species known range finch water. It occurs in the northern end of the Brigalow belt and west into the Einasleigh Uplands.
The Australian painted snipe is usually found in shallow Australian inland wetlands, either freshwater or brackish, that are Rostratula No habitat in alignment painted V V either permanently or temporarily filled. It is a - - australis corridor snipe secretive, cryptic, crepuscular species, absent from areas in some years and common in others.
Large-eared pied bats are forest dwellers. They are Chalinolobus large-eared No habitat in alignment V V found in tall open eucalypt forest with an understorey - - dwyeri pied bat corridor of scattered small trees and palms.
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 south- This species occurs in dry forest habitats including river 1.205 1.870 Nyctophilus eastern V V red gum, open woodland, mallee, Brigalow and other 3.670 4.195 9.18 timoriensis long-eared arid and semi-arid habitats. bat 4.185 4.241 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
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Common EPBC Act NC Act Area within alignment Scientific name Preferred habitat locations KP In KP Out name listing listing corridor (ha)
Koalas inhabit a range of temperate, sub-tropical and tropical forest, woodland and semi-arid communities dominated by species from the genus Eucalyptus. The Phascolarctos distribution of koalas is determined by the presence of No habitat within koala V SLC - - cinereus better quality soils, but is also affected by altitude alignment corridor (limited to <800m ASL), temperature, and presence of suitable food species and, in the drier areas of their range, leaf moisture.
This species is found on low open grassland with scattered trees to open grassy dry Eucalyptus and Anomalopus five-clawed Callitris forest/woodland. This skink is often found No habitat in alignment V E - - mackayi worm skink beneath logs. They occur on red-black to deep cracking corridor black clay loam or sandy soils (including areas that are inundation prone and adjacent rises).
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 The species occurs on rocky hillsides on basalt, 1.205 1.870 collared sandstone and lateritic soils supporting open eucalypt Delma torquata V V 3.670 4.195 9.18 delma and Acacia woodland with a sparse understorey of shrubs and tussocks or semi-evergreen vine thicket. 4.185 4.241 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
0.331 0.467 This species is found among dense ground vegetation, 0.483 0.538 fallen timber or rock outcrops in open dry sclerophyll forest (ironbark) or woodland, Brigalow forest, open 1.205 1.870 Egernia rugosa yakka skink V V shrub land, and lancewood forests. This species shares 3.670 4.195 9.18 communal burrow systems, often excavated in earth and 4.185 4.241 timber that have been bulldozed into heaps. It may also 4.691 5.263 occupy disused rabbit warrens. 5.520 5.981
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Dunmall’s snake occurs in open forest and woodland, particularly Brigalow forest and woodland, growing on Dunmalls No habitat in alignment Furina dunmalli V V floodplains of deep-cracking black clay and clay loam - - snake corridor soils. Utilises fallen timber and possibly also leaf litter and earth cracks.
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 This lizard is found in a wide variety of open forest habitats on several soil types. In some areas Brigalow 1.205 1.870 Paradelma brigalow V V scaly-foot are found in remnant Brigalow (Acacia 3.670 4.195 9.18 orientalis scaly-foot harpophylla) woodland with sparse tussock grasses on 4.185 4.241 grey cracking clay soils. 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
In Australia, they mostly occur over inland plains but sometimes above foothills or in coastal areas. They often occur over cliffs and beaches and also over islands and sometimes well out to sea. They also occur over 42.27 fork-tailed settled areas, including towns, urban areas and cities. Apus pacificus Mi, Ma SLC 0 9.495 swift They mostly occur over dry or open habitats, including (entire alignment riparian woodland and tea-tree swamps, low scrub, corridor) heathland or saltmarsh. This species is likely to fly over the alignment and is not expected to be reliant on habitat features within the alignment.
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Common EPBC Act NC Act Area within alignment Scientific name Preferred habitat locations KP In KP Out name listing listing corridor (ha)
The great egret has been reported in a wide range of wetland habitats (for example inland and coastal, freshwater and saline, permanent and ephemeral, open and vegetated, large and small, natural and artificial). These include swamps and marshes, margins of rivers No habitat in alignment Ardea alba great egret Mi, Ma SLC and lakes, damp or flooded grasslands, pastures or - - corridor agricultural lands, reservoirs, sewage treatment ponds, drainage channels, salt pans and salt lakes; salt marshes, estuarine mudflats, tidal streams, mangrove swamps, coastal lagoons, and offshore reefs. The species usually frequents shallow waters.
The cattle egret predominately occupies shallow, open and fresh wetlands including meadows and swamps with No habitat in alignment Ardea ibis cattle egret Mi, Ma SLC low emergent vegetation and abundant aquatic flora. - - corridor They have sometimes been observed in swamps with tall emergent vegetation.
This bird is found in coastal habitats (especially those close to the sea-shore) and around terrestrial wetlands in tropical and temperate regions of mainland Australia white- Haliaeetus and its offshore islands. The habitats occupied by the No habitat in alignment bellied sea- Mi, Ma SLC - - leucogaster white-bellied sea eagle are characterised by the corridor eagle presence of large areas of open water (larger rivers, swamps, lakes, sea). Birds have been recorded in (or flying over) a variety of terrestrial habitats.
white- This species is truly ubiquitous, foraging over all habitat 42.27 Hirundapus throated Mi, Ma SLC types throughout its distribution. This species has the 0 9.495 caudacutus (entire alignment needletail potential to occur throughout the corridor alignment corridor)
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The rainbow bee-eater primarily resides in open forests and woodlands, shrublands, and in various cleared or semi-cleared habitats, including farmland and areas of 42.27 rainbow Merops ornatus Mi, Ma SLC human habitation (Higgins, 1999). This species is 0 9.495 bee-eater (entire alignment typically observed in open, cleared or lightly timbered corridor) areas that are often, but not always, located in proximity to permanent water.
Latham's snipe inhabits swamp and marsh margins and in wet pasture; freshwater wetlands on or near the coast, Gallinago Latham’s generally among dense cover. They are found in any No habitat in alignment Mi, Ma SLC hardwickii snipe vegetation around wetlands, in sedges, grasses, lignum, corridor reeds and rushes and also in saltmarsh and creek edges on migration. They also use crops and pasture.
The cotton pygmy-goose is an almost entirely aquatic Nettapus Australian species. Preferred habitat is deep freshwater lagoons, No habitat in alignment coromandelianus cotton Mi, Ma NT swamps and dams, particularly those with waterlilies or corridor albipennis pygmy-goose other floating vegetation, such as Hydrilla, Ceratophyllum, Vallisneria, Najas, Lemna and Chara.
Typically inhabits swamp and marsh margins and in wet pasture; freshwater wetlands on or near the coast, Anseranas magpie generally among dense cover. They are found in any No habitat in alignment Ma - semipalmata goose vegetation around wetlands, in sedges, grasses, lignum, corridor reeds and rushes and also in saltmarsh and creek edges on migration.
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9.2.3. EVNT fauna species No EVNT species were recorded within the alignment corridor. One Special Least Concern species under the NC Act was recorded during the survey being the echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) (Special Least Concern). Numerous digging were observed throughout the alignment corridor in termite mounds. This species is likely to occur across the entire alignment corridor (42.27 ha). Extensive areas of remnant vegetation of RE 11.5.1, RE11.5.1a and 11.5.4 with a sub- canopy dominated by bull oak (Allocasuarina luehmannii) and white cypress pine (Callitris glaucophylla) with loose bark trees, is considered to be suitable habitat for the NC Act listed golden-tailed gecko (Strophurus taenicauda). The total area of suitable habitat is provided in Table 17 below and shown in Appendix B - Figure 7. Hollow bearing trees (living trees and dead stags) are scattered along the alignment corridor, mostly within remnant vegetation and regrowth areas where there has been historical ringbarking that has created dead stags. A number of fauna species could utilise these hollows for nesting and shelter, and as breeding places including species of parrot, owl, possum, glider and bat. Listed EVNT species under the NC Act that could utilise hollow trees along the alignment corridor include: • Glossy black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami); • Little pied-bat (Chalinolobus picatus); and • South-eastern long eared bat (Nyctophilus corbeni). Although these species could breed within hollow trees, no active breeding places were observed within the alignment corridor. The location of hollow bearing trees is shown in Appendix B- Figure 7 and the total area of suitable habitat for these species is shown in Table 17.
9.2.4. Pest fauna species The EPBC protected matters searches and Wildlife online searches identified the following species as having been previously recorded or potentially occurring within 10 km of the alignment corridor: • Feral cat (Felix catus); • House mouse (Mus musculus); • Feral pig (Sus scrofa); • European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus); • Cane toad (Rhinella marina); and • Red fox (Vulpes vulpes). Of these pest fauna species only the European rabbit was observed during the field survey. Previous surveys for the Orana Spur EM Plan (Worley Parsons, 2011) identified cane toad and feral pig within the alignment corridor and tracks from wild dogs/dingo (Canis familiaris/lupus dingo) that could not be distinguished. These species are likely to periodically traverse the alignment corridor. Both feral pigs and wild dogs/dingos are listed as Class 2 pests under the LP Act.
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Table 17: Area of preferred habitat for EVNT species within the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor
Common Area within alignment Scientific Name NC Act Listing Preferred habitat locations/REs KP In KP Out Name corridor (ha)
The preferred habitat of this species are old growth forest or woodland dominated by Acacia harpophylla and Casuarina pale-imperial cristata on clay soils, usually with No habitat in Jalmenus eubulus V - - hair streak scattered eucalypts such as Eucalyptus alignment corridor populnea and low trees such as Geijera parviflora in the understorey on clay soils (Eastwood et al. 2008)
0.331 0.467 bulloak jewel 0.483 0.538 Hypochrysops piceata E RE 11.5.1, 11.5.1a 5.21 butterfly 1.205 1.870 3.670 4.241
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 glossy black 11.5.1a, 11.5.1, 11.5.4, 11.7.7 with hollow 1.205 1.870 Calyptorhynchus lathami V 9.18 cockatoo bearing trees 3.670 4.241 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 11.5.1, 11.5.1a, 11.5.4, 11.7.7 with hollow 1.205 1.870 Chalinolobus picatus little pied bat NT 9.18 bearing trees 3.670 4.241 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
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Common Area within alignment Scientific Name NC Act Listing Preferred habitat locations/REs KP In KP Out Name corridor (ha)
0.331 0.467 0.483 0.538 south-eastern 11.5.1, 11.5.1a, 11.5.4, 11.7.7 with hollow 1.205 1.870 Nyctophilus corbeni V 9.18 long eared bat bearing trees 3.670 4.241 4.691 5.263 5.520 5.981
Vegetation with large senescing trees with 0.333 0.460 golden-tailed Strophurus taenicauda V loose bark, including bull oak and cypress 0.487 0.540 4.01 gecko pine 1.209 2.032
Areas with termite mounds, including short-beaked regrowth and cleared areas. This species Tachyglossus aculeatus SLC 0 9.495 42.27 echidna has the potential to occur throughout the corridor alignment
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9.3. Wetlands and watercourses No referrable wetlands mapped by DEHP occur within the vicinity of the Orana Spur Line alignment corridor. No other areas of wetland, lakes, or springs were observed within the alignment corridor. The Orana Spur Line alignment corridor crosses a total of five first order streams. All streams were dry at the time of the survey. Two of these streams (both tributaries of Wambo Creek) had well defined streambeds. These are detailed as follows: • A stream at KP 1.4 had a stable vegetated stream bank. Riparian vegetation included common rush (Juncus usitatus), smooth barked apple (Angophora leiocarpa) and Baradine red gum (Eucalyptus chloroclada). • A stream at KP3.7 has a bed that contained numerous logs, branches and other flood debris. Riparian vegetation included smooth barked apple (Angophora leiocarpa), Baradine red gum (Eucalyptus chloroclada) and Acacia species. Further details of waterways are provided in Section 17 of the Orana Spur EM Plan (Worley Parsons, 2011).
10. Recommendations This section of the report provides specific recommendations regarding alignment design and construction activities based on consideration of the ecological constraints identified within the study during the pre-clearance surveys. These recommendations are provided to demonstrate commitment to the overarching goal of avoiding, minimising and mitigating impacts. Specific recommendations for the management of flora values are: • Prepare a Species Management Plan (SMP) for Gonocarpus urceolatus as part of the NC Act permit approval. Specific measures for the management of impacts include:
- Translocation is not considered a necessary or viable option for this species due to a number of factors including the scattered and abundant nature of the species, risks associated with translocation and the fact the species regenerates well after disturbance;
- Natural regeneration is the most appropriate mitigation measure for G. urceolatus. The seed of this species remains viable in the topsoil and propagates well following wet conditions, with the species coming up in large quantities after disturbance;
- Australia Pacific LNG can propose to DEHP (consistent with measures in the current Mainline Pipeline Rehabilitation Plan (Q-1801-15-MP-0006)) that topsoil will be appropriately separated and stockpiled and then respread after construction. This will encourage natural regeneration of G. urceolatus along the alignment;
- Management of natural regeneration will need to be undertaken for a period of time to remove weeds, manage erosion etc.;
- Direct seeding is not recommended; and - Identify, secure and manage an area of suitable habitat as an offset as per Origin’s Offset Strategy. • Salvage and transplant Type A plants into areas being rehabilitated (if practical), in particular large forest grass trees (Xanthorrhoea johnsonii) and black orchids (Cymbidium canaliculatum) (on logs or sections of tree trunk). • Acacia chinchillensis does not require specific management, provided topsoil is returned, as this species is likely to germinate from a soil seed bank after disturbance.
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• Implement weed control measures as per Australia Pacific LNG’s Weed and Pest Management Plan to prevent the spread of common prickly pear (Opuntia stricta) and velvety tree pear (Opuntia tomentosa), particularly within roadside vegetation along Kogan Condamine Road. This should include ensuring these weeds are disposed of appropriately during vegetation clearing. A specific recommendation for the management of fauna is that a fauna spotter catcher be engaged prior to and during construction to identify potential habitat features of significance to fauna (e.g. large hollow logs and hollow trees) including within existing clearings. Additional measures to minimise impacts on fauna as specified in the Orana Spur Line EMP (Worley Parson 2011) should also be implemented. Further, a rehabilitation plan for the Eastern High Pressure Gas Network is to be prepared. It is recommended that (among other measures) this rehabilitation plan include measures for: • Stockpiling timber and other coarse woody debris; • Separation of topsoil stockpiles for timber stockpiles; and • Respreading of timber and coarse woody debris.
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11. References Australia Pacific LNG (2011). Threatened Flora Management Plan Q-LNG01-15-MP-0108. Australia Pacific LNG, Brisbane. Blakers, M., S.J.J.F. Davies and P.N. Reilly (1984). The Atlas of Australian Birds. Melbourne, Victoria: Melbourne University Press. Chinchilla Field Naturalist’s Club (2010). Chinchilla Wildflowers in Colour, Covering Barakula and the Western Downs. Chinchilla Field Naturalist’s Club, Inc. Churchill, S. (1998), Australian Bats. Reed New Holland, Sydney Cogger, H.G. (2000). Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia - 6th edition. Sydney, NSW: Reed New Holland. Eastwood, R., Braby, M.F. Schmidt, D.J. and Hughes, J.M. (2008). Taxonomy, ecology, genetics and conservation status of the pale imperial hairstreak (Jalmenus eubulus) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) a threatened butterfly from the Brigalow Belt, Australia: Invertebrate Systematics 22, 407-423. Ehmann, H. (1992). Encyclopaedia of Australian animals: Reptiles. Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Eyre, T.J., Kelly, A.L, Neldner, V.J., Wilson, B.A., Ferguson, D.J., Laidlaw, M.J. and Franks, A.J. (2011). BioCondition: A Condition Assessment Framework for Terrestrial Biodiversity in Queensland. Assessment Manual. Version 2.1. Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM), Biodiversity and Ecosystem Sciences, Brisbane. Hando R. and Hando V. (1997). Going Bush with the Chinchilla Nats. Chinchilla Field Naturalists Club, Inc. Chinchilla, Queensland. Higgins, P.J. (ed.) (1999). Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds. Volume Four - Parrots to Dollarbird. Melbourne: Oxford University Press Lester N. C.(2008), Woodland to Weeds, Southern Queensland Brigalow Belt. CopyRight Publishing, Queensland. Lithgow, G. (1997) Sixty Wattles of the Chinchilla and Murilla Shires. Published by author. Neldner, V.J., Wilson, B. A., Thompson, E.J. and Dillewaard, H.A. (2005) Methodology for Survey and Mapping of Regional Ecosystems and Vegetation Communities in Queensland. Version 3.1. Updated September 2005. Queensland Herbarium, Environmental Protection Agency, Brisbane. Queensland Government - Wildlife Online Extract – EVNT Species (start and end of alignment) available URL: http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/wildlife-ecosystems/wildlife/wildlife_online/ Commonwealth Government – Protect Matters Search Tool (start and end of alignment) Available URL. http://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/pmst/index.html Stanley, TD and Ross, EM (2002). Flora of south-eastern Queensland, volumes 1-3, Department of Primary Industries, Queensland. Tothill, JC and Hacker, JB (1996). The grasses of southern Queensland, The Tropical Grassland Society of Australia Inc., Queensland. Wilson, S (2005). A field guide to reptiles of Queensland. Reed New Holland, Sydney. Worley Parsons (2011). Australia Pacific LNG, Upstream Phase 1 Environmental Management Plan, Orana Spur Line, Q-4319-15-MP-0001. Australia Pacific LNG, Milton, Queensland.
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Appendix A: Scope and data collection The Scope of the pre-clearance surveys was to determine the following: • Presence, location and extent of EPBC Act listed TECs (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas; • Presence, location and extent (number) of EPBC Act listed threatened flora species (point data or where prolific, polygons) within the ROW and potential work areas. Also information on density and condition; • Presence, location and extent of habitat for threatened and migratory fauna species (points and polygons) under the EPBC Act within the ROW and potential work areas; • Presence and location of any pest animals if encountered opportunistically as sightings (points) or through evidence of environmental degradation (areas) within the ROW and potential work areas; • Presence, location and extent of any animal breeding places (points) within the ROW and potential work areas; • Presence, location and extent of any habitat/hollow-bearing trees (points) within the ROW and potential work areas, marking of these trees, and confirmation of, or potential for, fauna within these habitat trees; • Presence, location and extent of environmental weed species and weeds listed under the LP Act (polygons and points) within the ROW and potential additional work areas; • Presence, location, condition, value and extent of ‘Endangered’ REs (DERM Biodiversity Status) (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas, to inform the extent of category B Environmentally Sensitive Areas; • Presence, location, condition, value and extent of ‘Of Concern’ REs (DERM Biodiversity Status) (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas, to inform the extent of category C Environmentally Sensitive Areas; • Presence of Endangered, Vulnerable and Near Threatened (EVNT) flora species (points, or polygons and density where prolific) listed under the NC Act; • Presence, location, condition and extent of habitat (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas for EVNT species (and koalas) listed under the NC Act; • General site characteristics, pre-disturbance land uses (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas; • Presence, location, condition, value and extent of vegetation communities (including species composition, dominant species and RE types) (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas. This will include a vegetation structure survey of each patch of remnant vegetation intersecting the ROW and potential extra work areas; • For each vegetation community type within the ROW – flora species richness and diversity, structural strata present (i.e. dominant species present, associated stem count densities (woody vegetation) and percentage foliage cover), average heights and DBH for woody vegetation (points); • Classification and ranking of key microhabitat features within the ROW and potential additional work areas (including % litter cover, hollow bearing logs, fallen woody material, etc.) and a broad description of soil types (points); • Presence, location, condition, value and extent of riparian vegetation (polygons) within the ROW and potential additional work areas; and
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• Presence and location of any threatened fauna species (points) within the ROW and potential work areas if encountered or sighted opportunistically; and incidental fauna observations will be recorded as appropriate.
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Appendix B: Map Series
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DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 1RP138057
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ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 1 - DEHP regional Kilometre Points ecosystem and HVR mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 2 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed non-rem
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ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 1 - DEHP regional Kilometre Points ecosystem and HVR mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 3 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 48226 75
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ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 1 - DEHP regional Kilometre Points ecosystem and HVR mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 4 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed KP6 11.5.1/11.7.5/11.7.7
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ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 1 - DEHP regional Kilometre Points ecosystem and HVR mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 5 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed KP8
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ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 1 - DEHP regional Kilometre Points ecosystem and HVR mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 6 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © State of Queensland 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 HVR v2.1 © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_DERM_RE_HVR_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 2RP138057
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Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) Endangered Of Concern 23RG85 11.5.1a/11.5.4 No concern at present HVR - Of Least Concern Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 1 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 1RP138057 non-rem
31RG128
11.5.1a/11.5.4
non-rem
KP2
Regrowth 11.5.1
23RG85
10RP185773
48226 75 non rem
HVR 11.5.1
Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) non-rem Endangered KP3 Of Concern No concern at present HVR - Of Least Concern Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 2 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed KP3
9RP185773
23RG85
10RP185773 non-rem
48226 75
11.5.1
24RG85 KP4
5RP185773
non-rem Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) Endangered Of Concern No concern at present HVR - Of Least Concern Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 3 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed non-rem
11.7.7
11.7.7
48226 75
5RP185773 24RG85
KP5 11.7.7
non-rem
Regrowth 11.5.1
8RP190982
11.7.7
54RG639
Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) Endangered non-rem Regrowth 11.5.1 Of Concern
HVR 11.5.1 No concern at present HVR - Of Least Concern HVR 11.5.1 Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 4 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 11.7.7
non-rem Regrowth 11.5.1
HVR 11.5.1
HVR 11.5.1
Regrowth 11.5.1
8RP190982 HVR 11.5.1
Regrowth 11.5.1
HVR 11.5.1
54RG639 HVR 11.5.1
Regrowth 11.5.1
HVR 11.5.1
KP7
Regrowth 11.5.1
HVR 11.5.1
Regrowth 11.5.1
Regrowth 11.5.1
non-rem 13RP205405
23RG639
Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) Endangered Of Concern No concern at present HVR - Of Least Concern Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 5 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed KP8
non-rem
23RG639
KP9
Regrowth 11.5.1
non-rem Ground-truthed Regional Ecosystems (Biodiversity Status) Endangered Of Concern No concern at present 4RP138762 3RP138762 HVR - Of Least Concern 2RP138762 Non-remnant / Regrowth
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 2 - Ground-truthed Kilometre Points regional ecosystem mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 6 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE Regional Ecosystems v6.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Management) 2011 1:5,000 HVR v2.1 © (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2011 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_GTRE_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed Flora Species (Individuals) (! Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle (! Cymbidium caniculatum, Black Orchid (! Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree Flora Species (Area) Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle
Gonocarpus urceolatus, Raspwort Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree KP0 2RP138057
48226 92
1RP138057
KP1
23RG85
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 3 - Location of Kilometre Points significant flora Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 1 of 4 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Review 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Flora_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Flora Species (Individuals) (! Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle (! Cymbidium caniculatum, Black Orchid (! Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree Flora Species (Area) Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle
9RP185773Gonocarpus urceolatus, Raspwort Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree
23RG85
KP3
10RP185773
48226 75
24RG85
5RP185773
KP4
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 3 - Location of Kilometre Points significant flora Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 2 of 4 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Review 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Flora_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Flora Species (Individuals) (! Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle (! Cymbidium caniculatum, Black Orchid (! Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree Flora Species (Area) Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle
Gonocarpus urceolatus, Raspwort Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree
48226 75
5RP185773 24RG85
KP5
8RP190982
54RG639
KP6
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 3 - Location of Kilometre Points significant flora Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 3 of 4 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Review 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Flora_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Flora Species (Individuals) (! Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle (! Cymbidium caniculatum, Black Orchid (! Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree Flora Species (Area) Acacia chinchillensis, Chinchilla Wattle KP8
Gonocarpus urceolatus, Raspwort Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Grass Tree
23RG639
KP9
4RP138762 3RP138762 2RP138762
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 3 - Location of Kilometre Points significant flora Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 4 of 4 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Review 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Flora_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. 2RP138057
KP0
48226 92
1RP138057
KP1
Weed and Pest Species 23RG85 (! Opuntia stricta, Common prickly pear (! Opuntia tomentosa, Velvety tree pear (! Oryctolagus cuniculus, European rabbit
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM FIgure 4 - Location of weed Kilometre Points and pest species Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 1 of 5 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 14/05/2012 JH TM Issued for Review B 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Pests.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. 1RP138057
31RG128
KP2
23RG85
10RP185773
48226 75
KP3 Weed and Pest Species (! Opuntia stricta, Common prickly pear (! Opuntia tomentosa, Velvety tree pear (! Oryctolagus cuniculus, European rabbit
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM FIgure 4 - Location of weed Kilometre Points and pest species Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 2 of 5 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 14/05/2012 JH TM Issued for Review B 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Pests.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. 48226 75
5RP185773 24RG85
KP5
8RP190982
54RG639
KP6 Weed and Pest Species (! Opuntia stricta, Common prickly pear (! Opuntia tomentosa, Velvety tree pear (! Oryctolagus cuniculus, European rabbit
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM FIgure 4 - Location of weed Kilometre Points and pest species Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 3 of 5 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 14/05/2012 JH TM Issued for Review B 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Pests.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. KP6
8RP190982
54RG639
KP7
13RP205405
23RG639
Weed and Pest Species (! Opuntia stricta, Common prickly pear (! Opuntia tomentosa, Velvety tree pear (! Oryctolagus cuniculus, European rabbit
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM FIgure 4 - Location of weed Kilometre Points and pest species Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 4 of 5 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 14/05/2012 JH TM Issued for Review B 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Pests.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. KP8
23RG639
KP9
Weed and Pest Species (! Opuntia stricta, Common prickly pear 4RP138762 (! Opuntia tomentosa, Velvety tree pear 3RP138762 2RP138762 (! Oryctolagus cuniculus, European rabbit
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM FIgure 4 - Location of weed Kilometre Points and pest species Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 5 of 5 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 14/05/2012 JH TM Issued for Review B 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Pests.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. 8RP190982
KP6
54RG639
KP7
23RG639
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 5 - Environmentally Kilometre Points ESA Category C Of Concern Regional Ecosystems selection Sensitive Area mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Page 1 of 3 Cadastral Boundaries
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE ESA Data © State of Queensland 2006 - 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Essetial Habitat © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_ESAs_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed KP7
54RG639 8RP190982
13RP205405 KP8
23RG639
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 5 - Environmentally Kilometre Points ESA Category C Of Concern Regional Ecosystems selection Sensitive Area mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Page 2 of 3 Cadastral Boundaries
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE ESA Data © State of Queensland 2006 - 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Essetial Habitat © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_ESAs_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 23RG639
KP9
4RP138762
3RP138762
2RP138762
1RP138762
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 5 - Environmentally Kilometre Points ESA Category C Of Concern Regional Ecosystems selection Sensitive Area mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Page 3 of 3 Cadastral Boundaries
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE ESA Data © State of Queensland 2006 - 2011 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 Essetial Habitat © State of Queensland 2011 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_ESAs_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Category 7
2RP138057
KP0
48226 92
1RP138057
KP1
23RG85
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 1 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed 1RP138057 BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Category 7
31RG128
KP2
23RG85
10RP185773
48226 75
KP3
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 2 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 KP3 Category 5 9RP185773 Category 7
23RG85
10RP185773
48226 75
24RG85 KP4
5RP185773
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 3 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Category 7
48226 75
5RP185773 24RG85
KP5
8RP190982
54RG639
KP6
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 4 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 KP6 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Category 7
8RP190982
54RG639
KP7
13RP205405
23RG639
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 5 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed BAAM Constraints v3 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
Category 5 KP8 Category 7
23RG639
KP9
4RP138762 3RP138762 2RP138762
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 6 - BAAM constraints Kilometre Points mapping Orana Spur Rev D ¹ CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW Page 6 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas)
DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 Cadastral Boundaries WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE BAAM Mapping porvided by Australia Pacific LNG 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_BAAM_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. QC Check List: Completed
Have you completed the QC Check list? Number Answer Questons General 1 y MXD file pat h (booom L H edge) is present and corr ect . 2 y Disclaimers are present and correct. 3 y Client is informed of data which has been modified or creat ed as par t of thi s request. Map Frame 4 y Map clearly shows all details requested by client. 5 y Data sources are correct/appropriate (for QGC the MDB). 6 y Appropriate disclaimers for unverified/sensi ive data are i ncl uded. 7 y Symbology conforms to client request and/or standard/common depicton (use QGC LYR files wher e poss i ble). 8 y Appropriate/best raster background (satellite/aerial/topo) has been used. 9 y Labels don’t overlap or obscure important details. 10 y Appropriate/Standard font and sizes have been used. 11 y Transparency has been used where necessary (and looks good when printed). 12 y Important Landmarks are shown/highlighted/labelled. 13 y Any insets used have an extent rectangle in the main map (linked by line or colour choice of the frame) 14 y Insets need their own scale bar Title Block 15 y Correct Client and Project. 16 y Correct Title and ensure the ttle cont ai ns enough det ai l. 17 y Data sources (imagery, DCDB etc) are acknowledged appropriately. 18 y Scalebar – ensure scale and sizes are correct. Ensure scalebar values are rounded and logical and spelling of units is correct. Legend 19 y Fits in designated frame. 20 y Legend layer order = points, lines, then polygons. 21 y (QGC Maps only) does pipeline revision match what is used 22 y Shows all required objects. 23 y Symbology matches map. Locaton Diagr am 24 y Shows area of interest at appropriate scale and contains extent rectangle linked to main map data frame. (Including Relevant pipeline – EXP or GCH) 25 y Is legible and contains towns relevant to the client/project. 26 y North Arrow points north! Revision Box 27 y Date and date format are correct. 28 y ‘Author’ and ‘Approved’ boxes are logical and complete (Approved = requester). 29 y Document number is entered (and check draf stamp is removed) . 30 y Check the map/document revision is the latest. Housekeeping 31 y MXD only contains relevant data 32 y Shapefiles suppl ied to dat a team for MDB incl usi on 33 y Files in correct folders Total 33 QC Check List: Completed Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie )" Brown snake )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs KP0 2RP138057 (! Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) (! Stags Habitat Features (Lines) Ground Logs Windrow Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) Stags Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko
48226 92
1RP138057
KP1
23RG85
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 1 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie
)" Brown snake 31RG128 )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs (! Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) (! Stags Habitat Features (Lines) Ground Logs Windrow Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s)
Stags KP2 Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko
23RG85
10RP185773
48226 75
KP3
24RG85 ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 2 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie )" Brown snake 23RG85 )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs
(! Hollow-bearing Canopy10RP185773 Vegetation/Tree(s) (! Stags Habitat Features (Lines) Ground Logs Windrow Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) Stags Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko
48226 75
KP4
24RG85
5RP185773
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 3 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie )" Brown snake )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs (! Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) 48226 75 (! Stags KP5 24RG85 Habitat Features (Lines)5RP185773 Ground Logs Windrow Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) Stags Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko
8RP190982
KP6
54RG639
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 4 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie )" Brown snake )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs (! Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) (! Stags Habitat Features (Lines) Ground Logs Windrow 8RP190982 Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs 54RG639 Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) Stags
Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko KP7
13RP205405 23RG639
KP8
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 5 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Fauna Species )" White-throated honeyeater )" Agile wallaby )" Australian magpie KP8 )" Brown snake )" Crested pigeon )" Swamp wallaby Habitat Features (Points) (! Ground Logs (! Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) (! Stags Habitat Features (Lines) Ground Logs Windrow Habitat Features (Area) Ground Logs Hollow-bearing Canopy Vegetation/Tree(s) Stags Suitable habitat for Golden tail gecko
23RG639
KP9
4RP138762 3RP138762
2RP138762 1RP138762
ORIGIN ENERGY - ORI101- Orana Spur Line Pre Clearance Surveys LEGEND LOCATION DIAGRAM Figure 7 - Fauna habitat Kilometre Points features Orana Spur Rev D ¹ Orana Spur Rev D Orana Spur Rev D ROW CROSSROADS GUNBARWOOD Page 6 of 6 Survey Area (Additional Work Areas) Cadastral Boundaries DOCUMENT NO: ORI101-ENV-MAP-1 WIEAMBILLA DATA SOURCES: DATE AUTHOR APPROVED REVISION NOTE REV. 0 50 100 150 Topographic Vector Series 3 © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia) 10/05/2012 CM TM Issued for Review A 2006 Metres MONTROSE 04/06/2012 AB TM Issued for Use 0 1:5,000 (A3) GCS GDA 1994 Path:P:\Clients - Projects\OriginEnergy\ORI101- Orana Spur LinePre Clearance Surveys\GIS\WR_2012_00151\WR_2012_00151_Fauna_RevA.mxd Unidel Group Pty Ltd does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the map and does not make any warranty about the data. Unidel Group Pty Ltd is not under any liability to the user for any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) which the user may suffer resulting from the use of this map. Pre-Clearance Survey Report – Orana Spur Line Project Report
Appendix C: Flora Species Observed During Pre-Clearance Survey
EPBC Act Scientific Name Common Name NC Act status status Weed Status
Acacia amblygona fan wattle LC
Acacia burrowii currawong LC
Acacia caroleae Carol's wattle LC
Acacia chinchillensis Chinchilla wattle delisted delisted
Acacia conferta crowded-leaf wattle LC
Acacia crassa banana wattle LC
Acacia deanei green wattle LC
Acacia debilis LC
Acacia excelsa ironwood LC
Acacia ixiophylla umbrella wattle LC
Acacia leiocalyx black wattle LC
Acacia lineata streaked wattle LC
Acacia shirleyi lancewood LC
Acacia spectabilis glory wattle LC
Allocasuarina inophylla thread-bark she oak LC
Allocasuarina luehmannii bull oak LC
Alphitonia excelsa red ash LC
Alstonia constricta bitter bark LC
Ancistrachne uncinulata hooky grass LC
Angophora leiocarpa smooth-bark apple LC
Aristida calycina LC
Aristida caput-medusae many-headed wire grass LC
Aristida leichhardtiana LC
Boronia bipinnata rock boronia LC
Brachyscome multifida cut-leaf daisy LC
Callitris endlicheri black cypress pine LC
Callitris glaucophylla white cypress pine LC
Calotis cuneata burr daisy LC
Calotis cuneifolia purple burr daisy LC
Capparis mitchellii wild orange LC
Casuarina cristata belah LC
Cheilanthes sieberi rock fern LC
Cheilanthes tenuifolia rock fern LC
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EPBC Act Scientific Name Common Name NC Act status status Weed Status
Chloris gayana* Rhodes grass
Chrysocephalum apiculatum yellow button daisy LC
Cirsium vulgare* Spear thistle
Conyza bonariensis* tall fleabane
Corymbia trachyphloia brown bloodwood LC
Corymbia watsoniana large-fruited yellow jacket LC
Cymbidium canaliculatum black orchid Type A
Cymbopogon refractus barb wire grass LC
Daviesia genistifolia broom bitter pea LC
Daviesia ulicifolia gorse bitter pea LC
Dianella longifolia long-leaf flax lily LC
Dianella revoluta flax lily LC
Dichanthium sericeum Queensland blue grass LC
Dodonaea biloba hopbush LC
Dodonaea boroniifolia fern-leaf hopbush LC
Dodonaea triangularis hopbush LC
Dodonaea viscosa sticky hopbush LC
Enneapogon avenaceus common bottle washers LC
Eragrostis lacunaria purple love grass LC
Eragrostis sororia woodland love grass LC
Eremophila mitchellii false sandalwood LC
Eucalyptus chloroclada Baradine red gum LC
Eucalyptus crebra narrow-leaf ironbark LC
Eucalyptus exserta Queensland peppermint LC
Eucalyptus fibrosa ssp . nubila dusky ironbark LC
Eucalyptus microcarpa grey box LC
Eucalyptus populnea poplar box LC
Eucalyptus sideroxylon mugga ironbark LC
Eucalyptus tereticornis Queensland blue gum LC
Eucalyptus woollsiana narrow-leaf grey box LC
Gahnia aspera saw sedge LC
Geijera parviflora wilga LC
Gomphrena celosioides* khaki weed
Gonocarpus urceolatus raspwort Vulnerable
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EPBC Act Scientific Name Common Name NC Act status status Weed Status
Grevillea striata beefwood LC
Hakea purpurea needlewood LC
Helianthus argophyllus* silver-leaf sunflower
Heteropogon contortus black spear grass LC
Juncus aridicola tussock rush LC
Juncus usitatus common rush LC
Kunzea opposita LC
Lomandra filiformis wattle mat-rush LC
Lomandra leucocephala woolly-headed mat-rush LC
Lomandra longifolia Long-leaf mat-rush LC
Lomandra multiflora many flowered mat-rush LC
Lysiana exocarpi ssp . tenuis harlequin mistletoe LC
Lysicarpus angustifolius budgeroo LC
Melaleuca bracteata black tea tree LC
Melaleuca linariifolia flax-leaf paperbark LC
Melichrus urceolatus urn heath LC
Opuntia stricta* common prickly pear Class 2
Opuntia tomentosa* velvety tree pear Class 2
Ozothamnus diotophyllus heath everlasting LC
Panicum decompositum native millet LC
Panicum effusum hairy panic LC
Parsonsia eucalyptophylla gargaloo LC
Petalostigma pubescens quinine tree LC
Podolepis longipedata copper wire daisy LC
Psydrax odorata myrtle bush LC
Rutidosis murchisonii button wrinklewort LC
Santalum lanceolatum sandalwood LC
Scleria sphacelata razor grass LC
Sclerolaena birchii galvanised burr LC
Senecio brigalowensis brigalow daisy LC
Solanum semiarmatum ginger's wiskers LC
Solanum stelligerum devil's needles LC
Sorghum almum* silk sorghum
Sporobolus creber western rat's tail grass LC
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EPBC Act Scientific Name Common Name NC Act status status Weed Status
Themeda triandra kangaroo grass LC
Verbena aristigera* Mayne's pest
Vittadinia dissecta dissected New Holland LC daisy
Wahlenbergia stricta bluebell LC
Xanthorrhoea johnsonii forest grass tree Type A
*Introduced species LC – Least Concern
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Appendix D: Fauna Species observed During Pre-Clearance Survey
NC Act EPBC Act Pest Observation Scientific Name Common Name status status status type
Cacatua galerita sulphur-crested cockatoo LC call
Chalcophaps indica common emerald dove LC observed
Corcorax melanorhamphos white-winged chough LC observed
Corvus orru Torresian crow LC call and observed
Cracticus nigrogularis pied butcher bird LC observed
Dromaius novaehollandiae emu LC scats
Gerygone olivacea white-throated gerygone LC call
Grallina cyanoleuca magpie lark LC observed
Gymnorhina tibicen Australian magpie LC call and observed
Lichenostomus flavicollis yellow tufted honeyeater LC observed
Lichenostomus leucotis white-eared honeyeater LC observed
Malurus lamberti variegated fairy wren LC observed
Manorina melanocephala noisy miner LC observed
Melithreptus albigularis white-throated LC observed honeyeater
Ocyphaps lophotes crested pigeon LC observed
Platycerus eximus pale headed rosella LC observed
Pomatostomus temporalis grey crowned babbler LC observed
Pseudophotus varius mulga parrot LC observed
Struthidea cinerea apostle bird LC call and observed
Aepyprymnus rufescens rufous bettong LC observed
Macropus giganteus eastern grey kangaroo LC observed
Macropus agilis agile wallaby LC observed
Macropus rufogriseus red-necked wallaby LC observed
Oryctolagus cuniculus European rabbit Pest observed and scats
Tachyglossus aculeatus short-beaked echidna SLC diggings
Wallabia bicolor swamp wallaby LC observed
Pseudonaja textilis eastern brown snake LC observed
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