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ECOLOGICAL ASSESSENT for PROPOSED SUBDIVISION of LOT 10, DP 1240161, LAKES ESTATE STAGE 3B April 2020 SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIPS DEDICATED TO ACHIEVING ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMICAL BALANCE LEADING THE WAY IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ASTORIA DEVELOPMENTS C/- KEILEY HUNTER TOWN PLANNING ECOLOGICAL ASSESSENT FOR PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF LOT 10, DP 1240161, LAKES ESTATE STAGE 3B April 2020 ASTORIA DEVELOPMENTS C/- KEILEY HUNTER TOWN PLANNING | APRIL 2020 Contents Document Control Page............................................................ 5 1. Executive Summary ........................................................... 6 Development Proposal ........................................................................................... 6 Key Survey Results ................................................................................................... 6 Impact of the Proposal ............................................................................................ 6 Legislative Compliance ........................................................................................... 6 2. Abbreviations ..................................................................... 8 3. Background Information ................................................... 9 3.1 Location of the Study Site and Key Definitions .................................. 9 3.2 Development Proposal ............................................................................. 9 3.3 Soils, Topography and Geology ............................................................. 9 4. Methods ............................................................................. 14 4.1 Desktop Study and Literature Review ................................................ 14 4.2 Flora Survey ............................................................................................... 14 4.3 Fauna Survey ............................................................................................. 15 4.4 Survey Timing and Limitations .............................................................. 16 4.5 Weather Conditions ................................................................................. 16 5. Results ............................................................................... 17 5.1 Desktop Search Results ........................................................................... 17 5.2 Flora Survey Results ............................................................................... 20 5.3 Fauna Survey Results ............................................................................. 24 6. Impact Assessment ......................................................... 30 6.1 Direct Impacts ........................................................................................... 30 6.2 Indirect Impacts ........................................................................................ 30 7. Coffs Harbour City KPOM Assessment ........................ 32 7.1 Site Classification..................................................................................... 32 7.2 KPoM Objective ....................................................................................... 32 7.3 Management Actions.............................................................................. 32 8. Biodiversity Conservation Act Assessment ................. 36 8.1 Assessment Pathway .............................................................................. 36 8.2 Test of Significance ................................................................................. 38 8.3 Conclusion .................................................................................................. 41 9. EPBC Act 1999 - MNES Significance Assessment ...... 42 9.1 General Assessment Overview ........................................................... 42 9.2 Koala Referral Assessment ................................................................... 42 Biodiversity Australia Pty Ltd 2 2 ABN 81 127 154 787 ASTORIA DEVELOPMENTS C/- KEILEY HUNTER TOWN PLANNING | APRIL 2020 9.3 Protected Species Assessments ......................................................... 43 9.4 Migratory Species .................................................................................... 45 10. Recommendations ...........................................................47 10.1 General Clearing Measures ................................................................... 47 10.2 Animal Welfare Considerations ............................................................ 47 10.3 Tree Removal............................................................................................. 47 10.4 Hollow-bearing Tree ............................................................................... 48 10.5 Tree Offsets .............................................................................................. 48 10.6 Domestic Pets ........................................................................................... 48 10.7 Sedimentation and Erosion Control ................................................... 48 10.8 Weed Control ............................................................................................ 49 10.9 Fencing ....................................................................................................... 49 11. Conclusion ....................................................................... 50 12. References ........................................................................ 51 13. Appendices ...................................................................... 53 Biodiversity Australia Pty Ltd 2 3 ABN 81 127 154 787 ASTORIA DEVELOPMENTS C/- KEILEY HUNTER TOWN PLANNING | APRIL 2020 List of Tables Table 1: List of abbreviations used within the report ................................................................................ 8 Table 2: Locally recorded threatened species ......................................................................................... 17 Table 3: Flooded Gum – Bangalow Wet Sclerophyll forest community description .................... 20 Table 4: Blackbutt – Apple Wet Ferny Forest Community Description ............................................. 21 Table 5: Summary of site habitat values.................................................................................................... 24 Table 6: Hollow-bearing tree data ..............................................................................................................25 Table 7: Fauna species recorded during the survey .............................................................................. 28 Table 8: KPoM Management Actions Assessment ................................................................................. 32 Table 9: Assessment of BDAR requirement ............................................................................................. 36 Table 10: Contribution to Key Threatening Processes .......................................................................... 39 Table 11: Koala habitat assessment ............................................................................................................. 43 Table 12: Trees to be Removed and Applicable DPC Compensatory Requirements ................... 48 Table 13: Number of Compensatory Trees Required ............................................................................ 48 Table 14: Potential occurrence assessment - flora ................................................................................. 57 Table 15: Potential occurrence assessment – fauna. ............................................................................. 63 List of Figures Figure 1: Location of the subject site ............................................................................................................ 11 Figure 2: Subdivision layout plan ................................................................................................................. 12 Figure 3: Quaternary geology ....................................................................................................................... 13 Figure 4: Location of HBT .............................................................................................................................. 27 Figure 5: CKPoM Koala habitat mapping of the site and surrounding land .................................... 34 Figure 6 Location of surveyed trees within the site ............................................................................... 35 Figure 7: Extract of Biodiversity Value Map, with subject property marked yellow ...................... 37 List of Photos Photo 1: View of the eastern part of the subject site ...............................................................................10 Photo 2: View of the western part of the subject site .............................................................................10 Photo 3: Remnant vegetation in the eastern part of the site ...............................................................22 Photo 4: Remnant vegetation in the western part of the site .............................................................. 23 Photo 5: Hollow-bearing tree recorded on site .......................................................................................26 Photo 6: Lower opening to hollow in the trunk .......................................................................................26 Biodiversity Australia Pty Ltd 2 4 ABN 81 127 154 787 ASTORIA DEVELOPMENTS C/- KEILEY HUNTER TOWN PLANNING | APRIL 2020 Document Control Page Version Control Version Purpose Author Reviewed / approved by Date Rev 2.0 Draft Report
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