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Contents
Page 1 Introduction 1 2 Contingency measures for known threatened fauna, flora and communities 3 2.1 Striped Legless Lizard 3 2.2 Golden Sun Moth 4 2.3 Growling Grass Frog 5 2.4 Australian Grayling 7 2.5 Sunshine Diuris 8 2.6 Spiny Rice-Flower 9 2.7 Natural Temperate Grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plain 10 3 References 11
Appendices Appendix A Map of Matters of National Environmental Significance
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1 Introduction This report outlines contingency plans to be put in place to protect flora and fauna species and communities listed under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act), during construction of the Regional Rail Link Section 1 works (RRL1) (see Appendix A). This contingency plan forms an attachment to the EPBC Act referral and in accordance with the referral, relates to the component of RRL1 works from Moonee Ponds Creek to 2 km past the Deer Park Bypass. Works will occur predominately within the existing rail corridor and some parcels of land and roads adjoining the corridor. A detailed flora and fauna assessment for RRL1 was undertaken by Ecology Partners (Ecology Partners 2011) and included a desktop analysis and seasonally-appropriate field surveys. The study area was found to support or potentially support the following threatened species and community under the EPBC Act: Striped legless lizard (Delma impar), listed as vulnerable Golden sun moth (Synemon plana), listed as critically endangered Growling grass frog (Litoria raniformis), listed as vulnerable Australian grayling (Prototroctes maraena), listed as vulnerable Grey-headed flying fox (Pteropus poliocephalus), listed as vulnerable Sunshine diuris (Diuris fragrantissima), listed as endangered Spiny rice-flower (Pimelea spinescens subsp. spinescens), listed as critically endangered Natural temperate grasslands of the Victorian volcanic plain (referred to as natural temperate grasslands), listed as critically endangered The RRL1 alignment does not provide habitat for an ecologically significant proportion of any of the fauna species identified above (Ecology Partners, 2011). However, contingency plans for each species, with the exception of grey-headed flying fox, are outlined below should animals be uncovered during works. The only known permanent camp for grey-headed flying fox in the Melbourne region is within the Yarra Bend Park, Kew, located northeast of Melbourne (city) (DSE, 2010). The species is known to forage up to 50km from their camp (Churchill, 2008) and it is likely that individuals may forage in river red gums along Kororoit Creek. However, it is unlikely that these trees provide permanent roosting habitat for the species or provide a significant foraging resource and, as such, no contingency plans for the species have been developed. The last wild remnant population of the Sunshine diuris was recorded within the study area near Sunshine. A separate plan has been prepared by KBR-Arup Joint Venture (KAJV) (2011) detailing the protection and management of this species and potential habitat during construction. The plan provides detailed management measures for the biosite in which the species has been identified, and the surrounding grasslands. It is highly unlikely the species persists elsewhere within the project area due to the highly disturbed nature of the project area, and the confined range of the species. A separate long term management plan has also been developed for the species (KAJV 2011a). Two spiny rice flower individuals are known to occur within the rail corridor (see Appendix A). One occurs on the southern side of the rail at approximately 120m east of the Robinsons Road level crossing. Signalling works will be undertaken in this section and impacts on these plants will be avoided. The other was identified within the Sunshine Rail Reserve (Appendix A), and will also not be impacted by works.
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Contingency measures have also been detailed for previously undetected threatened species and communities that may be found during construction (Section 2). An overarching Environmental Management Plan (EMP) has been developed for Section 1, in line with this contingency plan, and Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs) will be prepared by contractors and/or alliances prior to construction. The CEMPs must be consistent with the requirements of this document and provide detailed information regarding the protection of significant environmental features in the construction corridor.
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2 Contingency measures for known threatened fauna, flora and communities The following plans have been prepared to manage threatened species and communities listed under the EPBC Act, should they be encountered during construction in the project area. The plans set out the basic steps that must be followed to mitigate and manage any impacts on flora, fauna and communities protected by the EPBC Act. These steps will also be set out in detailed CEMPs that will be prepared prior to works commencing. Should new locations of protected flora, fauna and communities be identified, all CEMPs will be updated to include management protocols, maps of new matters of national environmental significance and control plans. Only an appropriately qualified wildlife handler, authorised under the Victorian Wildlife Act 1975, will capture and release any animals found. The management authorisation permit will also state the requirements for the translocation process and the release location for these species. In addition, construction staff will be briefed through site inductions on how to identify these threatened species and areas suitable for the species will be made known to the construction crews. A site ecologist will undertake tasks and monitor compliance in accordance with measures specified in these contingency plans and the CEMPs. The site ecologist may also form the role of the wildlife handler if appropriately qualified, or will consult with the wildlife handler during works as required. This role includes supervision of set-up of environmental controls prior to works, assisting, advising and monitoring construction staff on environmental controls, and assisting with liaising with relevant stakeholders. The role requires an appropriate level of knowledge of threatened species and communities to comply with this plan. 2.1 Striped Legless Lizard
Suitable habitat for striped legless lizard was identified in Matthews Hill Reserve and Braybrook Rail Reserve. No individuals were identified during the targeted survey and there is a low likelihood that this species will be impacted by the proposed rail development (Ecology Partners 2011). Habitat identified as being medium quality for the species, within the Matthews Hill and Braybrook Rail Reserves north of the rail line (between chainage 10 km to 11.50 km), will be retained and fenced, as required, where works are occurring in the vicinity of this areas (Appendix A).
Figure 1 Striped legless lizard (Photo courtesy of DSE 2010)
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The following inspection, salvage and release program will be implemented in the case that an individual is identified during works: the site ecologist is to be informed immediately and all works within 50 m of the site are to cease. Works will recommence only once a targeted search has been undertaken by a qualified ecologist the Commonwealth Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (SEWPAC) and the state Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) will be contacted to advise them of the discovery unless the animal is in the direct path of harm, the animal must only be handled by the wildlife handler, with a current management authorisation permit under the Wildlife Act 1975. The handler will wear disposable gloves at all times, changing gloves between individual animals all locations where striped legless lizard is found and the number of animals salvaged will be recorded using a hand-held GPS unit immediately following capture, the animal will be transferred into a clean calico bag. No more than one animal will be contained per bag and transferred to a suitable cool holding container as deemed appropriate by the wildlife handler. Animals will be held for no longer than a day before release into the translocation site. Animals are to be released into a suitable and safe location and where appropriate placed underneath a protective surface such as a rock or log each receptacle will only hold one animal at a time and will be cleaned and disinfected between uses to avoid the spread of disease injured animals will be transferred to the nearest wildlife shelter for care details of the translocation process and personnel involved will be recorded. 2.2 Golden Sun Moth
Suitable habitat for golden sun moth was identified at Braybrook Rail Reserve, Matthews Hill Reserve, Sunshine Rail Reserve and east of Robinsons Road. Some areas of suitable habitat are consistent with Commonwealth listed, natural temperate grassland of the Victorian volcanic plan (natural temperate grasslands). No individuals were recorded during the targeted surveys and it is considered unlikely that the proposed rail works will impact the species (Ecology Partners 2011). Existing fencing around Matthews Hill Reserve is to be retained during construction. Temporary fencing will be erected around an area identified as medium quality habitat for golden sun moth within the Braybrook Rail Reserves, north of the rail line (between chainage 10 km to 11.50 km) where works occur in the vicinity of this area. Fencing will also be erected around an area identified as low quality habitat north of Sunshine Road, at the convergence of the two rail lines (between chainage 11.08 km to 11.40 km). A second area of medium to high quality golden sun moth habitat along the north side of the corridor between Edward Street and Robinsons Road will also be retained. Should works occur in the vicinity of this area, fencing will be erected to protect this habitat.
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Figure 2 Golden sun moth (Source: Museum Victoria 2011).
The following steps will be taken to manage golden sun moth if golden sun moths are identified outside the potential habitat areas already identified and protected: works will cease in the location of the suspected sighting. Works will recommence only when a targeted search and/or habitat assessment has been undertaken a suitably qualified ecologist will be contacted to confirm presence of the species and establish the area where the species is likely to be present SEWPAC and DSE will be contacted to advise them of the discovery an appropriate management approach will be agreed with DSE and SEWPAC to avoid or minimise further impacts. This could include fencing areas or relocating works the site ecologist will undertake a review of the offset requirements in accordance with the native vegetation framework (DNRE 2002) and the draft policy statement, ‘Use of environmental offsets under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999’ (DEWR 2007). 2.3 Growling Grass Frog
Habitat for the growling grass frog was identified along Kororoit Creek, and the species is likely to be using the watercourse as a movement corridor in the area of the proposed works (Ecology Partners 2011). Whilst no individuals were recorded during the surveys carried out by Ecology Partners, the creek is known to hold a nationally significant population of the species upstream of the project works area (Costello and Organ 2000, Costello and Kimber 2004 cited in Ecology Partners 2011).
2.3.1 Mitigation measures The scope of works at Kororoit Creek are yet to be confirmed; however installation of a signalling cable (via boring) will be required and possibly upgrades to the existing rail bridge. Where cable installation via boring occurs, the following measures are to be implemented: Conduct pre-construction check of works area by qualified wildlife handler (including a check one day prior to works and on the day of construction, for any sheltering frogs) Set up the boring pits and associated construction equipment to minimise impact on terrestrial vegetation and habitat, in consultation with the site ecologist Establish emergency response procedures in the event of bore failure.
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A worst case scenario for bridge works (i.e. a complete bridge rebuild) has been assumed in developing the management measures described below. Should bridge works be required of a lesser magnitude, the contractor will consult with DSE prior to works as to the appropriate level of management. Mitigation measures to be implemented during bridge works at Kororoit Creek include: Conduct pre-construction check of works area by qualified wildlife handler (including a check one day prior to works and on the day of construction, for any sheltering frogs) Conduct daily morning checks of any trenches left open over night Implement the contingency and handling measures (see Section 2.3.2) should the species be located during pre-construction checks or during works All works will minimise impacts to in-stream and riparian habitat, and terrestrial vegetation, through protective measures (e.g. no go zone fencing), whereby the works area should be clearly defined and restricted No go zones are to be determined by the site ecologist Works on the waterway to be timed to avoid the main breeding/activity period of the species (between November and March). The duration of works on the waterway to be reduced as far as practicable Maintain frog dispersal opportunities through the waterway and within adjacent terrestrial areas during works through appropriate protective measures (i.e. amphibian fences and no go areas), restricting movement of the frogs into the works area Establish measures to minimise water quality impacts through sediment controls, emergency response procedures and monitoring, in accordance with EPA publications, such as Construction Techniques for Sediment Pollution Control (Publication 275); Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites (Publication 480) and the SEPP Waters of Victoria. Upstream and downstream monitoring points to be established to detect possible changes in water quality Works should be managed to avoid fall of ballast and other materials into the waterway.
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Figure 3 Growling grass frog (KBR 2009)
2.3.2 Contingency and handling procedure If a suspected growling grass frog is identified on site during works, the following measures will be implemented: works will cease in the location of the suspected sighting and a suitably qualified ecologist will be called to verify the find. If growling grass frogs are located, the individual will be relocated in accordance with the following measures. Only a suitably qualified wildlife handler is to undertake handling of the species: Appropriate amphibian hygiene protocols are to be implemented as outlined in Section 2 of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service’s hygiene protocol (2008). Immediately following capture, the animal will be transferred into a clean damp container (one animal per container) and transferred to a suitable cool holding container as deemed appropriate by the wildlife handler. Animals will be held for no longer then a day before release into an agreed destination. Animals are to be released into a suitable and safe location. Suitable site selection is to occur in conjunction with DSE; however habitat would include adequate deep water (> 0.5 m) and at least partial dense, fringing vegetation for shelter Each receptacle will only hold one animal at a time and will be cleaned and disinfected between uses to avoid the spread of disease Injured animals will be transferred to the nearest wildlife shelter for care Details of the translocation process and personnel involved will be recorded If growling grass frogs are located, works will recommence only when a targeted search has been undertaken and appropriate mitigation measure have been put in place. Mitigation may include fencing off areas or relocating animals. 2.4 Australian Grayling
Four records for the Australian grayling in the Maribyrnong River were returned during the data search carried out by Ecology Partners (2011). However, given the highly modified nature of the river within the area of the proposed works, there is a low likelihood of the species being present (Ecology Partners 2011). The possibility that the species may use the river as a migration corridor cannot be discounted, although it is unlikely that suitable
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spawning habitat (oxygenated areas with a gravel substrate) exists at the proposed works area (Ecology Partners 2011). As such, impacts on this species will be minimised predominately through modifying the construction schedule so that works are undertaken outside of the spawning season for the species (May to July) and outside of the juvenile migrating season (October to December). In addition, best practice sedimentation and pollution control measures to EPA standards will be implemented during construction. Pier placement of the bridge over the river has been also been designed to match the existing structures, and therefore will not create a barrier to migration of the species. Through these measures, it is unlikely that works will impact on migrating individuals.
Figure 4 Australian grayling (Source: DPI 2010)
2.5 Sunshine Diuris
The last remnant population of Sunshine diuris (EPBC Act endangered) is located within the grasslands near Sunshine Station. The proposed works in this area include the construction of an access track as well as works within the existing rail corridor. Works have been designed in such a way as to avoid direct impact to the remaining population and indirect impacts to the species will be managed through measures specified in the Sunshine diuris construction and long-term management plans (KAJV 2011, KAJV 2011a). The construction management plan provides protective measures to avoid and minimise disturbance to the species and its habitat prior to, during and following construction, as well as contingency plans to manage any environmental incidents at the site.
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2.6 Spiny Rice-Flower
Two spiny rice-flowers (EPBC Act critically endangered) occur within the natural temperate grasslands near the Robinsons Road intersection within the rail corridor in Deer Park and also within the Sunshine Rail Reserve (Appendix A). Both plants will be retained in these locations.
Figure 5 Spiny rice-flower
In the event of additional spiny rice-flower plants being discovered during construction, all personnel, including subcontractors, must comply the following measures: any activity within 100 m of the plant will cease immediately the site supervisor will erect high-visibility protective fencing, or apply other suitable technique, around the plant with a minimum 5 m buffer (Note: buffers must not encroach on the 3 m safety zone adjacent to the railway) the site ecologist will inspect the site and identify the species as soon as practicable. Where a spiny rice flower is confirmed, the plant’s location will be recorded with a GPS the site ecologist will provide advice to the team on appropriate site–specific measures to avoid and/or minimise impacts to the plant during the construction period, or recommend salvage and translocation in accordance with DSE and SEWPAC translocation and propagation advice the contractor will immediately report the discovery to the DOT who will notify DSE and SEWPAC within 24 hours of discovery.
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2.7 Natural Temperate Grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plain
Patches of natural temperate grasslands exist between Tottenham Station and Sunshine Station, and between Kororoit Creek and Deer Park. Railway construction will result in the removal of approximately 1.4 ha of natural temperate grasslands. This constitutes a significant impact on this ecological community, based on the criteria of the Significant Impact Guidelines 1.1 (DEWHA 2009) as it will reduce the extent of this ecological community. Railway design has been completed to avoid and minimise impacts to these grasslands. However, if additional areas of undocumented natural temperate grasslands are discovered during the project, works within the suspected areas will stop and the site ecologist will be required to identify the grassland and its extent. Continuation of works within the grassland areas will comply with the Victorian Native Vegetation Management Framework (DNRE 2002) and removal of vegetation will be offset accordingly.
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3 References Churchill, S. 2008, Australian Bats (2nd ed.) Reed New Holland Publishers, Australia. Department of Environment and Climate Change (NSW) 2008. Hygiene protocol for the control of disease in frogs. Information Circular Number 6. DECC (NSW), Sydney South. Department of Primary Industries 2010, website, accessed on 22/03/2011, < http://new.dpi.vic.gov.au/fisheries/recreational-fishing/recreational-fishing-guide/catch- limits-and-closed-seasons/freshwater-scale-fish/australian-grayling>. Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) 2010, Melbourne’s Flying foxes. Available from http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/DSE/nrenpa.nsf/LinkView/40218D0B34530BB3CA256C6A007 D817B16C869C35CA02BB14A256DEA00247222. Department of Natural Resource and Environment (DNRE) 2002, Victorian Native Vegetation Framework, Department of Natural Resource and Environment, Melbourne. Department of the Environment and Water Resources (DEWR) 2007, Draft Policy Statement: Use of environmental offsets under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999; August 2007, Department of the Environment and Water Resources. Ecology Partners 2011, Regional Rail Link – Section 1: Flora and Fauna Assessment, and Net Gain Analysis, Southern Cross Station to Deer Park, Victoria (February 2011), for the Department of Transport. EPA 2011, State of Environment Protection Policy (Waters of Victoria), viewed 4 August 2011, RRL-1000-EEC-PLN-0002 | Revision 0 | 29 September 2011 | KBR Arup Joint Venture C:\_RRL\PROJECTWISE\REBECCA.GRAHAM\DMS37458\RRL-1000-EEC-PLN-0002.DOCX Page 11 Appendix A Map of Matters of National Environmental Significance ARDEN STREET NORTH MELBOURNE BRUCE STREET TENNYSON STREET OSHANASSY STREET ARDEN STREET 3 km BARWISE STREET MAWBY LANE DRYBURGH STREET CURZON STREET ABBOTSFORD STREET DYNON ROAD LLOYD STREET LOTHIAN STREET ELM STREET LAURENS STREET CITYLINK MUNSTER TERRACE VICTORIA STREET 2 km MILLER STREET SILK PLACE LITTLE CURZON STREET SPENCER STREET NORTHMELBOURNE HAWKE STREET Legend IRELAND STREET Project Area RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove RODEN STREET Habitat Quality RAILWAY PLACE ADDERLEY STREET High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) CITYLINK Medium - Golden Sun MothFOOTSCRAY (GSM)\ ROAD Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) STANLEY STREET Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ MOONEE PONDS CREEK Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 121 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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WIGHT STREET KENSINGTON MARIBYRNONG RIVER BAYSWATER ROAD SPEAKMEN STREET WESTBOURNE ROAD BANGALORE STREET SMITHFIELD ROAD THE RIDGEWAY HENRY STREET DERBY STREET BALLARAT ROAD GOWER STREET BATEMAN ROAD SAMBELL STREET ALTONA STREET NEWMAN STREETMERCANTILE PARADE Potential migration corridor BEEVERS STREET for Australian grayling NEWTON STREET FAIRBAIRN DRIVE HOBSONS ROAD JAMIESONAVENUE VIPONT STREET ! 4 km ORMOND STREET CHILDERS STREET RAILWAY PLACE 5 km SOUTHKENSINGTON TENNYSON STREET KENSINGTON ROAD HOPKINS STREET Legend Project Area RRL Section 1 HIGHETT STREET RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data DYNON ROAD ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality SIMS STREET HighMORELAND - Golden STREET Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ DOCKLINK ROAD Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL)MARIBYRNONG STREET Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 122 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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ESSEX STREET LYNCH STREET R O W Y FITZROY STREET R O W Y NEWELL STREET MALDEN STREET DROOP STREET VIPONT STREET LATROBE STREET HERBERT STREET EVERARD STREET SWAN STREET DONALD STREET CRESWICK STREET COMMERCIAL ROAD BARKLY STREET RYAN STREET RAILWAY PLACE 5 km FOOTSCRAY BYRON STREET GORDON STREET R O W Y NICHOLSON STREET HOPKINS STREET PAISLEY STREET GEELONG ROAD WINGFIELD STREET FOOTSCRAY ANN STREET CROSS STREET PICKETT STREET LEEDS STREET BEXLEY LANE WESTFOOTSCRAY ERROL STREET 7 km RALEIGH STREET MIDDLE FOOTSCRAY 6 km BUNBURY STREET SCOTT STREET SYDENHAM STREET BUCKLEY STREET MORELAND STREET ALEXANDER STREET Legend SKIPPER LANE NAPIER STREET Project Area RRL Section 1 WHITEHALL STREET RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower LAWSON STREET PILGRIM STREET HYDE STREET Vegetation VICTORIA STREET FOOTSCRAY ROAD Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP WILLIAMSTOWN ROAD Retain ALFRED STREET Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP ALBERT STREET Remove WINDSOR STREET EDWARD STREET Habitat Quality HENRY STREET JAMES STREET High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) BRISTOW STREET Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ CHARLES STREET StripedSTATION Legless Lizard ROAD (SLL) COWPER STREET Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) PARKER STREET KENT STREET Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove MARIBYRNONG STREET MARIBYRNONG RIVER TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 123 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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ESSEX STREET PUNT LANE BUSCH STREET DOVE STREET ARGYLE STREET BUXTON STREET BARKLY STREET EVERARD STREET HARTLEYAVENUE NEIL STREET BERTHANDRA COURT DUDLEY STREET LEANDER STREET FIRST STREET RONDELL AVENUE CLIVE STREET RUPERT STREET 9 km CLARKE STREET HOCKING STREET WARLEIGH ROAD RUSSELL STREET 8 km CROSS STREET SUNSHINE ROAD WESTFOOTSCRAY CALA STREET BIZANA STREET ALIWAL STREET AITKEN STREET 7 km HEX STREET MCARTHUR STREET ROBERTS STREET Legend STRADBROKE STREET Project Area INDWE STREET BRAID STREET RRL Section 1 CURRAJONG STREET GRAINGERS ROAD RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data GEELONG STREET ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP ROBBS ROAD Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove GEELONG ROAD Habitat Quality High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) CLARENDON PARADE CALA STREET Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ WATTLE STREET GLAMIS ROAD Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) STONY CREEK Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ EMPRESS AVENUE Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) HAMPTON PARADE DUKE STREET HANSEN STREET CHIRNSIDE STREET Remove QUEENSVILLE STREET WILLIAMSTOWN ROAD TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 124 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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WINJEEL COURT SHOWERS STREET MATTHEWS STREET ACTION STREET WINDSOR STREET BEACHLEY STREET CREAL AVENUE DUKE STREET GRAHAM STREET ASHLEY STREET OPAL TERRACE MARSDEN PARADE 11 km RUBY WAY TRASK STREET PROBERT STREET JACKSON STREET 10 km SUNSHINE ROAD TOTTENHAM 9 km SARA GROVE STONY CREEK JAMES COURT Legend Project Area RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 QUARRY ROAD Ecology Partners Data OLYMPIA STREET ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower SREDNA STREET DEMPSTER STREET Vegetation ALIWAL STREET Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain FREDERICK ROAD Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ INDWE STREET Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) JUSTIN ROAD Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 125 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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CENTRE STREET DEVONSHIRE ROAD SUN CRESCENT DICKSON STREET WITHERS STREET GERTRUDE STREET COOPER STREET NIXON STREET MYALLA STREET HIGH STREET DUKE STREET SUNSHINE CITY PLACE UNION STREET WHITTY STREET PIZZEY STREET TYLER STREET BARNARD COURT WATT STREET ANDERSON ROAD 12 km GRAHAM STREET CORIO STREET STATION PLACE MONASH STREET MARNOO STREET MYAMYN STREET DERBY ROAD CORNWALL ROAD MCKAY STREET DONALD STREET ROBINSON STREET DRAYTON STREET LAWTON STREET PARSONS STREET MONICA STREET NORMA STREET HAMPSHIRE ROAD THORPE STREET HEMPHILL ROAD PRITCHARDAVENUE MORRIS STREET HILL STREET HOTHAM STREET KENROSS COURT KINGAROY ROAD MATTHEWS STREET BENJAMIN STREET WALTER STREET KOROROIT CREEK Legend Project Area CHAPMAN STREET RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data STANFORD STREET ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower COUCH STREET Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain 11 km Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP STONY CREEK Remove Habitat Quality High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) WRIGHT STREET ARDOYNEMedium STREET - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) BOLITHO STREET SUNSHINE ROAD DUNBAR AVENUE Remove CANNON STREET KOROROIT CREEK TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 126 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). RRL-0000-IGI-MAP-2164 A This map may This of be you KBRbuttoassistance and its employees guaranteenot do that publicationthe is withoutany kindof isflaw the or appropriate wholly your particularfor and thereforepurposes disclaimslossconsequences all or liability whicherror, for may fromanyyour arise relying oninformation any material the contained in (or publication). BALLARAT ROAD MIDWAY LANE WESTWOOD WAY ST ALBANS ROAD YORK STREET LAWSON STREET BALLARAT ROAD WESTGATE AVENUE ALBION ALBION WYALONG STREET SUSAN STREET BRISBANE STREET PERTHAVENUE GUNNEDAH STREET CLAIRMONT STREET LYNCH STREET DERRIMUT STREET FOUNDRY ROAD DUBBO STREET HAMPSHIRE CRESCENT Suitable habitat for Growling Grass Frog and SUNSHINE Grey-Headed Flying Fox ADELAIDE STREET HARVESTER ROAD HERTFORD ROAD BARCLAY STREET KING EDWARD AVENUE SYDNEY STREET SELWYN STREET ANDERSON ROAD HAYDEN CRESCENT HAMPSHIRE ROAD STONY CREEK DRUMMARTIN STREET SERVICE STREET MCLEAN STREET BURNEWANG STREET RIDLEY STREET Legend ! Project Area14 km RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 DEVONSHIRE ROAD Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation 13 km Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality MCINTOSH STREET High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ SUN CRESCENT MANN PLACE Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) YOUNG STREET Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) HENDRY STREET WITHERS STREET Low\Medium - Golden BELLSun Moth STREET (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) KOROROIT CREEK Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 127 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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CLAIRMONT STREET KOROROIT CREEK HELENE STREET BLANCHE STREET ROCKBANK ROAD MAXWELD STREET Suitable habitat for Growling Grass Frog and Grey-Headed Flying Fox NORWOOD STREET WESTERN RING ROAD MCLAUGHLIN STREET WEST STREET SELWYN STREET HOLMES STREET NORTH STREET KOROROIT CREEK SUSPENSION STREET YALLOURN STREET FORREST STREET TOWER STREET ARDEER 15 km ! 14 km ALLISON STREET DAPHNE STREET FERN STREET NANCY STREET JAMES STREET ARDEER SMART STREET FRANK STREET CHANDLER STREET DAVEY STREET WHITESIDES AVENUE ALDEN STREET NORTON STREET MENTHA STREET DALEY STREET MARK STREET ARNOLD STREET VERNON CRESCENT YOUNG STREET Legend Project Area RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 BELL STREET Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower COLLENSO STREET Vegetation GLENGALA ROAD Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain CHARLOTTE STREET ESTELLE STREET Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP MURRAY STREET Remove Habitat Quality LINKS STREET DAY STREET High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ GUM STREET Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) JOAN STREET Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) RALPH STREET Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) JOAN STREET CARTER STREET HALLRemove STREET DINNELL STREET NINA STREET TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 128 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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STATION ROAD KOROROIT CREEK TILBURN ROAD 17 km WESTERN RING ROAD 16 km FORREST STREET FOLEYS ROAD MT DERRIMUT ROAD NANCY STREET Legend Project Area RRL Section 1 WHITESIDES AVENUE RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation FITZGERALD ROAD Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP MARK STREET Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) TELMO TERRACE MARKLAND DRIVE ELGAR ROAD Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ GLENGALA ROAD Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) LIBBY LANE Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove WESTERN RING ROAD TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 129 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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CHRISTIE STREET QUINN STREET BIRD STREET HOGAN STREET LEE STREET LAVERTON DRAIN MEAGER STREET SUMMERS STREET HAMILTON STREET BAYLISS ROAD TULLOCH STREET HYDE STREET ADELINE COURT POOLE STREET ! 19 km STATION ROAD EDWARD STREET WAKOOLAVENUE BYRNE STREET LLOYD STREET VINCENT STREET NEIMURAVENUE Spiny Rice Flower Retained RAILWAY PARADE 18 km FIELDVIEW BOULEVARD DEERPARK TILBURN ROAD HATCHLANDS DRIVE BALFRONAVENUE HEMSLEY DRIVE LIBERTY DRIVE Legend EAGLE WAY Project Area ROBINSONS ROAD BENTLEY DRIVE FAIRWAYS BOULEVARD RRL Section 1 KATRINE PLACE RRL Section 2 MACCLOUD COURT Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower ALNESS COURT Vegetation KINROSS COURT Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain DUNCOMBE PARK WAY Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality MERION WALK ROANOKE GROVE High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) MT DERRIMUT ROAD Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) STAPEHILL COURT Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) ALVASTON STREET Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ FOLEYS ROAD DALMUIR BOULEVARD Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 1210 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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Legend ROBINSONS ROAD Project Area RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Spiny Rice Flower Habitat Quality CLARKES DRAIN Retained High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 1211 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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DEER PARK BYPASS DEER PARK BYPASS LAVERTON DRAIN CHRISTIES ROAD Legend Project Area RRL Section 1 RRL Section 2 Ecology Partners Data ¯[ Spiny Rice Flower Vegetation Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Retain Natural Temperate Grassland of VVP Remove Habitat Quality High - Golden Sun Moth (GSM) Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Low\Medium - Golden Sun Moth (GSM)\ Striped Legless Lizard (SLL) Remove TITLE 0 150 300 Map of 1212 Note: m The scope of works provided is based on concept design Regional Rail Link (RRL) and is subject to change as the project develops. ¯ 1:5,000 @ A3 Appendix A Section 1 SOURCE : DOT, Vicmap, DSE Matters of National Environmental Significance Disclaimer: This map may be of assistance to you but KBR ARUP JV and its employees do not Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 55 DATE guarantee that the publication is without the flaw of any kind or is wholly appropriate for your Projection: Transverse_Mercator particular purposes and therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or consequences Map No. REVISION Datum: D_GDA_1994 13 May, 2011 which may arise from your relying on any information contained in the material (or publication). 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