SCHEDULE 1 TO CLAUSE 42.01 ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE … · Montane Grasslands ESO1-25 16A01038 Wulgulmerang Designaroad maintenance strategywhich avoidsdamageto roadside vegetation.

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SCHEDULE 1 TO CLAUSE 42.01 ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OVERLAYShown on the planning scheme map as ESO1.

EAST GIPPSLAND SITES OF BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE

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Statement of environmental significanceThe overlay areas comprise Sites of Biological Significance containing specific values as listedin Table 1 below and representing either: rare or threatened species; restricted, rare or threatenedvegetation communities; vegetation which is important as a corridor; high species richness; orother unusual biological features.

The sites include suitable habitat for either the local population or the local occurrence of a speciesor community.

Background document

East Gippsland Sites of Biological Significance, (Department of Natural Resources andEnvironment, 1997).

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Environmental objective to be achievedTo ensure that development occurs so as not to adversely impact upon the environmental valuesof the site or any other value that may be identified within the overlay area.

To conserve and enhance the environmental sustainability and ecological integrity of these values.

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Permit requirementA permit is required in accordance with Clause 42.01-2. This does not apply:

For buildings, works or development undertaken on land not supporting environmental valueslisted in Table 1 as verified to the satisfaction of the responsible authority.

For alterations or extensions to existing buildings.

For construction of buildings ancillary to existing dwellings.

For agricultural activities such as ploughing, grazing and slashing of substantially cleared areasmaintained for pasture or cropping.

For works associated with plantation development where such development is undertaken onland not supporting the environmental values listed in the table below and as verified to thesatisfaction of the responsible authority.

For the removal, destruction or lopping of any vegetation deemed unsafe by a suitably qualifiedarborist and/or to the satisfaction of the responsible authority.

For the cutting of reasonable amounts of firewood and fencing timber for personal use by theowner or occupier of the land.

For the removal, destruction or lopping of the minimum extent of vegetation necessary for theestablishment and maintenance of farm fences.

If the works are to be carried out by or on behalf of a public authority, government departmentor municipal council.

For activities conducted on public land by or on behalf of the Department of Environment,Land, Water and Planning under the relevant provisions of the Reference Areas Act 1978,National Parks Act 1975, Fisheries Act 1995, Wildlife Act 1975, Land Act 1958, Crown Land(Reserves) Act 1978 or Forests Act 1958.

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EAST GIPPSLAND PLANNING SCHEME

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Application requirementsAll applications for buildings, works and development should demonstrate how, for eachenvironmental value listed in Table 1 below, any relevant management practices identified in 4.0Decision guidelines will be incorporated so as to avoid or minimise impact to the environmentalvalues.

An application must also be accompanied by the following information, as appropriate:

Details of the works proposed to be undertaken.

Description of the purpose for which the removal of vegetation is to be undertaken.

Detailed scale map of the subject land indicating north and showing:

Property boundaries and dimensions.

Site of buildings and works and areas where removal of vegetation is to be undertaken, existingcleared areas, and areas to be retained as vegetation.

Type and condition of all vegetation present on the entire property, particularly that which isproposed to be removed or cleared.

All waterways, drainage lines and wetlands.

Adjacent roads and any unused road easements.

Any native fauna known to be present on or near the subject land.

Referral of applications

All applications for works and development must be referred to the Department of Environment,Land, Water and Planning for comment, unless in the opinion of the responsible authority theproposal satisfies any requirements or conditions previously agreed in writing between theresponsible authority and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.

Exemption from notice and review

An application for development in association with uses in Section 1 of the Zone applying to theland is exempt from the notice requirements of section 52(1)(a), (b) and (d), decision requirementsof section 64(1), (2) and (3), and appeal rights of section 82(1) of the Act.

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Decision guidelinesBefore deciding on an application, in addition to the decision guidelines in Clause 42.01-4, theresponsible authority should consider whether works and development pose a threat to ecologicalsustainability of values listed for that area and whether such threats can be adequately managedthrough adoption of any relevant management practices listed below:

Reduce or limit the extent of inappropriate clearing and harvesting of native vegetation.

Undertake revegetation with appropriate indigenous species to offset any loss of environmentalvalues resulting from the works or development.

Fence areas of remnant native vegetation and revegetated areas so as to protect and limit furtherdegradation to environmental values.

Develop a land management plan or works program encompassing a range of managementpractices implemented over a period of time.

Any relevant management practices as listed in the table below.

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ManagementPractices

Statement ofEnvironmentalSignificance

Site NameSite Ref No.PS Map Ref

Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate fireregime.

Masked Owl (Tytonovaehollandiae)

Dwarf FlatheadGudgeon(Philypnodon Spnov.)

Tostaree16A01002ESO1-1

Encourage controlof introducedpredators



Powerful Owl(Ninox strenua)

CommonSpleenwort(Aspleniumtrichomanes)

Mystery Lake16A01003ESO1-2

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock fromstreamsides and tofence vegetationremnants.

Cluster-headedMat-rush(Lomandralongifolia ssp.exilis) Encourage control

of introducedpredators.


Australian Grayling(Prototroctesmaraena)

Broadfin Galaxias(Galaxiasbrevipinnis)

Murrindal16A01005ESO1-3

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock from

Spot-tailed Quoll(Dasyurusmaculatus) streamsides and to

fence vegetationremnants.CommonBent-wing

Bat (Miniopterusschreibersii) Encourage

cooperative foxcontrol programsBinung (Christella

dentata) which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.

Bluish Bulbine Lily(Bulbine glauca)

Design a roadmaintenancestrategy which

Broad Shield-fern(Polystichumformosum)

avoids damage toroadsidevegetation.

Chinese Brake(Pteris vittata)

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Coast Pomaderris(Pomaderris orariasp. oraria)

Avoid slashingbefore plants haveset seed.

Coast Pomaderris(Pomaderris oraria)

Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol program.

CommonSpleenwort(Aspleniumtrichomanes

Delicate NewHolland Daisy(Vittadiniatenuissima)

FeatheryWheat-grass(Australopyrumretrofractum)

HookersTussock-grass(Poa hookeri)

Jointed Mistletoe(Korthalsella rubra)

Leafy Greenhood(Pterostyliscucullata)

Limestone BlueWattle (Acaciacaerulescens)

LimestonePomaderris(Pomaderris orariasp. calcicola)

Mountain Correa(Correalawrenciana var.rosea)

Slender Tick-trefoil(Desmodiumvarians)

MontaneGrasslands


River Blackfish(Gadopsismarmoratus)

Butchers Creek16A01006ESO1-4

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streamsides and tofence vegetationremnants.


Austral Toadflax(Thesium australe)

Dwarf Milkwort(Polygala japonica)

Slender Tick-trefoil(Desmodiumvarians)

Green Hills16A01007ESO1-5


Marsh Leek-orchid(Prasophylllumrogersii)

intact nativevegetation throughfencing.

Slaty Leek-orchid(Prasophyllumfrenchii)

Avoid cattle grazingbefore plants haveset seed especiallyorchids and AustralToad-flax.

Montane GrassyWoodland


Herb-rich Forest

MontaneGrassland


Large Brown TreeFrog (Litoriajervisiensis)

Gillingal Station16A01008ESO1-6


Herb-rich Forest

Limestone GrassyWoodland



Australian Bass(Macquarianovemaculeata)

Jackson Crossing16A01009ESO1-7


Striped Gudgeon(Gobiomorphusaustralis)


FeatheryWheat-grass(Australopyrumretrofractum)

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ManagementPractices



Encouragelandholders tomanage grazing

Brush-tailed RockWallaby (Petrogalepencillata)

16A01014ESO1-8

regimes of stock byfencing vegetationremnants.

Mountain Dragon(Tympanocryptisdiemensis)


Low Bush-pea(Pulteneasubspicata)

MontaneGrasslands

Encouragecooperative foxcontrol programswhich minimise riskto non-targetspecies.

Avoid slashing inkey areas beforeplants have setseed.

Encourageapplication of anappropriate fireregime.


Mountain Galaxias(Galaxias olidus)

Viscid Daisy-bush(Olearia viscosa)

Wild Dog Creek16A01015ESO1-9

streamsides and tofence vegetationremnants.Rare orchids



W Tree Creek16A01017ESO1-10


Encouragelandholders toexclude stock byfencing vegetationremnants.

Sooty Owl (Tytotenebricosa)

Wallaby Bush(Beyerialasiocarpa)

Battle Point16A01020ESO1-11

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Red IronbarkForest

Riparian ScrubComplex

Yellow BoxWoodlands Encourage

application of anappropriate fireregime.




Holstons16A01021ESO1-12

vegetationremnants byfencing.Yellow Box

WoodlandsDevelop/encourageapplication ofappropriate weedcontrol program.



Yellow BoxWoodlands

Riparian Forest

Tambo River16A01023ESO1-13


Cox’s Gudgeon(Gobiomorphuscoxii)


Encouragelandholders tophysically removemistletoe toenhance life ofaffected tree.


Brush-tailed RockWallaby (Petrogalepencillata)

Mt Hamilton16A01025ESO1-14

vegetationremnants byfencing.


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Spot-tailed Quoll(Dasyurusmaculatus)

AntelopeGreenhood(Pterostylis laxa) Encourage

cooperative foxcontrol programs

Austral Moonwort(Botrychiumaustrale) which minimise risk

to non-targetspecies.Austral Toad-flax

(Thesium australe)Encourageapplication of anappropriate fireregime.


Fisch’s Greenhood(Pterostylis fischii)

Hairy Anchor-plant(Discariapubescens)

HispidHelmet-orchid(Corybas hispidus)

Lanky Buttons(Leptorhynchoselongatus)

Long-tongueSummer Orchid(Pterostylis aestiva)

Low Bush-pea(Pultenaeasubspicata)

Matted Parrot-pea(Dillwynia prostrata)

Red-hood(Pterostylis coccina

Rock Daisy(Brachyscomepetrophila)

Smooth Tea-tree(Leptospermumglabrescens)

MontaneGrasslands

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Suggan Buggan16A01026ESO1-15


Blue MountainsTree Frog (Litoriacitropa)


Dwarf Zieria (Zieriacytisoides)

HispidHelmet-orchid(Corybas hispidus)

Encouragecooperative foxcontrol programs

Hoary Ray-flower(Cyphantheraalbicans spalbicans)

which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.Hoary Ray-flower

(Cyphantheraalbicans)


Mountain Dampiera(Dampierapurpurea) Avoid slashing

before seed hasset.

Narrow-leafBent-grass(Deyeuxiapungens)

Design a roadmaintenancestrategy whichThick-leaf Star-hair

(Astrotrichalinearis)


Rock Mallee(Eucalyptussaxatilis)

Shrubby Raspwort(Haloragodendronbaeuerlenii)

Slender Myoporum(Myoporumfloribundum)

White BoxWoodlands(Eucalyptus albens)


Glossy Grass Skink(Leiolopismarawlinsoni)

Teapot Creek16A01027ESO1-16

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Alpine Water Skink(Eulamruskosciuskoi)

which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.

Encouragelandholders todevelop anappropriate fireregime.


Mountain Galaxias(Galaxias olidus)

Glossy Grass Skink(Leiolopismarawlinsoni)

Benambra16A01028ESO1-17


Open Marshwort(Nymphoidesgerminata)


ShowyWillow-herb(Epilobiumpallidiflorum)

Ensure grazing ofdomestic stock andrabbits does notimpact on biologicalassets.

Austral Toad-flax(Thesium australe)


Lake Omeo16A01029ESO1-18

Develop and applyan appropriateweed controlprogram to protectbiological assets.

Spiny Pepper-cress(Lepidiumaschersonii)

MontaneGrassland

Encourage andapply anappropriate fireregime to enhancebiological assets.

Encourageadjacentlandholders toassist inmanagement ofthreats.

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Encourage localLandcare groups torevegetate areas ofthe lake withindigenous floraand assist in thecontrol of weedsand vermin.


Macquarie Perch(Macquariaaustralasica)

Mitta Mitta River16A01030ESO1-19



Lanky fescue(Austrofestucaeriopoda)

Little Mount Tambo16A01032ESO1-20


ShowyWillow-herb(Epilobiumpallidiflorum)



Avoid slashingbefore seed hasset.



Limestone Creek16A01033ESO1-21



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Warm TemperateRainforest

Flaggy Creek16A01034ESO1-22


Exclude fire fromrainforest areas.

Design a roadmaintenancestrategy whichavoids damage toroadsidevegetation.


Little Tern (Sternaalbifrons)

Fairy Tern (Sternanereis)

Lake Tyers House16A01035ESO1-23

vegetationremnants byfencing.Martins Toadlet

(Uperoleia martini)Develop andencourage anappropriate weedcontrol program.

Cluster-headedMat-rush(Lomandralongifolia splongifolia) Control andmonitor

rabbit densities onMarl Island.Migratory, nomadic

and residentialwaterbirds andwaders


Dry Rainforest which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.

Encourageapplication ofappropriate fireregime.

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Application of anappropriate fireregime.

MontaneGrasslands

Bullock Creek16A01037ESO1-24


Prevent stock fromgrazing this area.

Application ofappropriate fireregime.

MontaneGrasslands

Wulgulmerang16A01038ESO1-25


Prevent stock fromgrazing this area.


HookersTussock-grass(Poa hookeri)

Snowy River16A01041ESO1-27


River Beard-heath(Leucopogonriparius)


Develop and applyan appropriateweed controlprogram.

Austral Moonwort(Botrychiumaustrale)

Bruce Road16A01042ESO1-28

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Avoid inappropriatesubdivisions,developments or

White-belliedSea-eagle(Haliaeetusleucogaster)

Sandfords16A01103ESO1-29

disturbance whichcould come within500m of nest site.

Location ofWhite-belliedSea-eagle nestsare to remainconfidential.


Australian Bass(Macquarianovemaculeata

Wildlife Corridor

Nicholson River16A01104ESO1-30





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Encouragerevegetation linkingBosses Swampalong railway line toSandfords Lane.

Encourage parallelplantings onfreehold land towiden vegetationcorridor.

Encouragelandholders tofence vegetationremnants.

Wildlife corridorNicholson Corridor16A01110ESO1-31






Encouragerevegetation linkingthe western end ofHowletts Road tothe NicholsonRiver.

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Develop andencourageapplication of an


Purple Diuris(Diuris punctata)

Marriage Lane16A01113ESO1-32

appropriate weedcontrol program byadjoininglandholders.

Gippsland PlainsGrassland

Encourageapplication ofappropriate fireregime and fireprotectiontechniques.

Design amaintenancestrategy whichavoids damage torailway reservevegetation.

Ensure areas arenot grazed bystock.



Hillside16A01114ESO1-33


Encourageapplication ofappropriate fireregime and fireprotectiontechniques.


Ensure area is notgrazed by stock.

Encourageapplication ofappropriate fire



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regime and fireprotectiontechniques.


Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol program byadjoininglandholders.


Encourageapplication ofappropriate fire



regime and fireprotectiontechniques.





Streaked RockOrchid(Dendrobiumstriolatum)

Mt Lookout16A01119ESO1-36


Coast Grey Box(Eucalyptusbosistoana)

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Red IronbarkForest (Eucalyptustricarpa)



Encouragefirewood collectionfrom less sensitiveareas.



Prospect Creek16A01120ESO1-37





Mitchell River16A01121ESO1-38



Encouragerevegetation ofriparian areas


including parallelplantings onfreehold land.


Wildlife CorridorHoles RoadWildlifeCorridor

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Encouragerevegetation of anyvegetation gapsalong the roadside.



The Camp16A01123ESO1-40


Encouragelandholder not todisturb site whenbreeding isoccurring and to beinvolved inmonitoring andprotecting the site.



Raymond Island16A01132ESO1-41

vegetationremnants andwetlands byfencing.

Coastal GrassyForest

Gippsland PlainsGrassy Woodland

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ManagementPractices




Significant koalapopulation

Significantwetlands



Design a roadmaintenancestrategy whichminimises damageto roadsidevegetation.


Encouragerevegetationprojects involvingreplanting andprotecting CoastManna Gum.



Point Jones16A01137ESO1-42



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ManagementPractices




Wildlife Corridor


Goonnure WildlifeCorridor

16A01145ESO1-43




Design a roadmaintenancestrategy whichminimises damageto roadsidevegetation.






Tambo UpperCorridor

16A01151ESO1-44


Wildlife Corridor


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which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.




Encouragerevegetation of anyvegetation gapsalong the corridor.

Encouragereplanting tocompletevegetation link toState forest in thenorth and coastalvegetation south ofthe PrincesHighway.




Waterholes16A01152ESO1-45




Viscid Daisy-bush(Olearia viscosa)r

Limestone BoxForest

Nungurner Hill16A01156ESO1-46

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Wildlife CorridorRodericks RoadWildlife Corridor

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Encouragerevegetation of anyvegetation gapsalong corridor.



Wildlife Corridor


North of Moormung16A01161ESO1-48



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Encouragereplanting tothicken up andwiden existingplantings.



Rough GrainLove-grass(Eragrostistrachycarpa)

Hillside RailwayReserve

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Gippsland PlainsGrassland Apply appropriate

fire regimes andweed controlprograms to site.

Encourageadjacentlandholders tomaintain andimprove fencing.



Lindenow South16A01163ESO1-50


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ManagementPractices



Apply appropriatefire regimes andweed controlprograms to site.


Austral Moonwort(Botrychiumaustrale)

Lindenow16A01164ESO1-51

wetlands and tofence vegetationremnants.

Dwarf Kerrawang(Rulingia prostrata)

Gaping Leek-orchid(Prasophyllumcorrectum


Purple Diuris(Diuris punctata

Woolly Waterlily(Philydrumlanuginosum)

Encourageapplication ofappropriate fireregime.Gippsland Plains

Grassy Woodland Design a roadmaintenancestrategy which



Wildlife Corridor






Old Man Hill16A01165ESO1-52


Cobra Greenhood(Pterostylisgrandiflora)



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Wallaby Bush(Beyerialasiocarpa)


Rough Maidenhair(Aspleniumhispidulum)


Red IronbarkForest (Eucalyptustricarpa)




Colquhoun andKalimna

16A01166ESO1-53


LimestonePomaderris(Pomaderris orariasp calcicola)

Encourage controlof introducedpredators.

Spicy Everlasting(Ozothamnusargophyllus)


Star Cucumber(Sicyos australis )



Yellow Milk Vine(Marsdeniaflavescens)



Limestone BoxForest

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Lake Tyers16A01167ESO1-54

Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol program.Coast Pomaderris

(Coast Pomaderris)Encourage controlof introducedpredators.

LimestonePomaderris(Pomaderris orariasp calcicola) Encourage

application ofappropriate fireregime.

Spicy Everlasting(Ozothamnusargophyllus)



Yellow Milk Vine(Marsdeniaflavescens)


LimestonePomaderrisShrubland




Toorloo16A01168ESO1-55



Tertiary LimestonePomaderrisShrubland Encourage control

of introducedpredators.


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Riparian ScrubComplex

Bengworden16A01171ESO1-56


Wildlife Corridor








Limestone BoxForest

Nungurner Road16A01178ESO1-57

Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol programand fire regimes.

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Encouragelandholder not todisturb site whilstbreeding isoccurring and beinvolved inmonitoring andprotecting site.



Tambo River16A01181ESO1-58


Coast Pomaderris(Pomaderris oraria)



LimestonePomaderris(Pomaderris orariasp calcicola) Encourage

cooperative foxcontrol programsTertiary Limestone

PomaderrisShrubland

which minimise riskto non-targetspecies.Warm Temperate

Rainforest Encourageapplication ofappropriate fireregime.





Bruthen East16A01187ESO1-59



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Yellow Milk-vine(Marsdeniaflavescens) Location of

White-belliedSea-eagle nestsare to remainconfidential.




Mt Little Dick16A01188ESO1-60

streamsides and tofence vegetationremnants.Sooty Owl (Tyto

tenebricosa)Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol program.

Spotted Galaxias(Galaxiastruttaceus)

Yellow Milk-vine(Marsdeniaflavescens)

Encourage controlof introducedpredators.Wallaby-bush

(Beyerialasiocarpa)


Prickly Tree-fern(Cyathealeichhardtiana)



Spotted Galaxias(Galaxiastruttaceus)

Ramrod Creek16A01189ESO1-61







Tambo Crossing16A01190ESO1-62

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CommonBrookweed(Samolusvalerandii) Develop and

encourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol program.


Wildlife CorridorRosherville RoadCorridor

16A01191ESO1-63




Encourage parallelplantings onfreehold land towiden corridor.


Limit or preventfurther clearing ofindigenousvegetation.

Maiden’s Wattle(Acacia maidenii)

Blackfellow’s Hemp(Commersonia sp.aff. fraseri)

Bete Belong16A03001ESO1-64

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock, andfence remnants viaincentive schemes.

Limestone BoxForest

Snowy Riverescarpment

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Limit or preventfurther clearing ofindigenousvegetation.


Yellow Milk-vine(Marsdeniaflavescens

Pipecaly Creek16A03002ESO1-65

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock, andfence remnants viaincentive schemes.

Exclude fire fromrainforest andriparian forest andtheir margins.

Encouragelandholders tocontrolenvironmentalweeds.

Encourage burningon a 10 yearfrequency to

Maiden’s Wattle(Acacia maidenii)

Limestone BoxForest

Burn Road16A03003ESO1-66

encouragereproduction ofMaiden’s Wattleand control weeds.

Avoid inappropriateclearing andsubdivisions

Encouragesensitive roadsidemanagement.


White Supplejack(Ripogonumalbum)

Loch End/

Wat Wat

16A03004ESO1-67

Design a roadmaintenancestrategy whichavoids damage totrees.

Yellow Elderberry(Sambucusaustralasica)

Star Cucumber(Sicyos australis)

Continue weedremoval programs.

Giant Maidenhair(Adiantumformosum) Exclude stock from

public land.Warm TemperateRainforest Restrict

recreational sites tospecified areas.

Estuarine Wetland

Coastal Saltmarsh

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ManagementPractices



Coastal LagoonWetland

Devil’s Backbone

Prevent furtherclearing of heathlands.

Ground Parrot(Pezoporuswallicus)

Marlo Plains16A03005ESO1-68


Smoky Mouse(Pseudomysfumeus)

Extensive Wet andDry heathlands Encourage

cooperative fox andferal cat controlprograms whichminimise risk tonon-target species.

Avoid clearingindigenousvegetation adjacentto the Lagoon andPalms areas.

Cabbage Fan-palm(Livistona australis)


Wetland wildlife

Cabbage TreeLagoon

16A03006ESO1-69

Design anappropriate fireregime.

Encourage anappropriate grazingregime.

A managementagreement torestrict slashing has

Purple Diuris(Diuris punctatavar. punctata)

Marlo Aerodrome16A03007ESO1-70

been developedand is beingapplied.

Avoid airfielddevelopmentswhich impinge onorchid populations.

Avoid publicisingthe presence of theorchids.

By agreement withthe Shire andadjacent

Hairy Anchor Plant(Discariapubescens)

Bendoc North16A03008ESO1-71

landholders, avoid

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ManagementPractices




slashing andgrazing of therelevant area.Wetlands along the

Bendoc River Develop anappropriate fireregime forapplication by theCountry FireAuthority (CFA) andlandholders.

Discouragewetlanddrainage andencouragesympatheticmanagement ofwetland areas.

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock and


AntelopeGreenhood(Pterostylis laxa)

Delegate Hill16A03009ESO1-72

fence outindigenousremnants (withassistance fromincentive schemeswhere possible).

Avoid inappropriatesubdivisions ordevelopments.

Develop andencourageapplication ofecologically basedfire regime.

Rough Eyebright(Euphrasia scabra)

Treeless sub-alpinecomplex

Delegate Bog16A03010ESO1-73

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock andfence out remnants(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).


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Slender Myoporum(Myoporumfloribundum)

Gulf Creek16A03011ESO1-74

Encouragelandholders toexclude stock andfence out remnants(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).




Maramingo Creek16A03012ESO1-75

fence out remnants(with assistance

Glossy BlackCockatoo(Calyptorhynchuslathami)

from incentiveschemes wherepossible).

Encourage controlof introducedpredators using

Wet Heathland


methods whichminimise risk tonon-target species.

Locations of rareorchids to remainconfidential.


Orchid(Dendrobiumspeciosum var.speciosum)

Stony Creek Falls16A03013ESO1-76

Exclude fire.


Stony Creek Falls(Refer EGFMA)




Wangerabell16A03014ESO1-77

fence out remnants(with assistance

Double-barredFinch (Taeniopygiabichenovii)

from incentiveschemes wherepossible).

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Peaceful Dove(Geopelia placida)

Exclude fire.


Mountain Correa(Correalawrenciana var.genoensis)

methods whichminimise risk tonon-target species.Coast Grey Box

(Eucalyptusbosistoana)


Diamond Python(Morelia spilotaspilota)

Dowell Creek16A03015ESO1-78

fence out remnantsFlying Foxes(Pteropuspoliocephalus

(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).Sooty Owl (Tyto

tenebricosa)Develop andencourageapplication ofecologically basedfire regime





Soft Skullcap(Scutellaria mollis)

Estuarine Wetland

Mangans Lake16A03016ESO1-79



Noorinbee North16A03017ESO1-80

fence out remnantsHerb-rich Forest(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).




Cemetery Track16A03018ESO1-81

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fence out remnants(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).

Herb-rich Forest



Giant Maidenhair(Adiantumformosum)

Neilson Creek16A03019ESO1-82

Develop andencourageapplication of anappropriate weedcontrol programwhich will not affectnon target species.



Rifle Range16A03020ESO1-83

fence out remnantsHerb-rich Forest(with assistancefrom incentiveschemes wherepossible).




Riparian Forest


Omeara Lagoon16A03021ESO1-84

Avoid inappropriatesubdivisions anddevelopments.

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Encouragelandholders tofence offstreamsides andwetland areas.

Encouragecooperative fox andferal cat control


Blackfellow’s Hemp(Commersonia sp.aff. fraseri)

Burtons16A03023ESO1-85

programs whichminimise risk tonon-target species.





Malinns16A03024ESO1-86

methods whichminimise the risk tonon-target species.Powerful Owl

(Ninox strenua)Encouragesensitivemanagement of

Spot-tailed Quoll(Dasyurusmaculatus) road drainage to

minimisesedimentation.

Orbost SpinyCrayfish(Euastacusdiversus)

Encouragelandholders tofence out nativevegetation.

Swamp Violet(Viola cayleyana)

Fairy Lanterns(Thismia rodwayi)

Prevention of fire.Encouragecooperative fox and

Long-footedPotoroo (Potorouslongipes)

Dead Bull16A03025ESO1-87

wild dog controlprograms whichminimise risk tonon-target species.

Prevention of fire.Encouragecooperative fox and

Long-footedPotoroo (Potorouslongipes)

Bellbird16A03026ESO1-88

wild dog controlprograms whichminimise risk tonon-target species.

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Preventinappropriateclearing and



Cabbage Tree16A03027ESO1-89

intensive harvestingof extensive areas

Cabbage Fan-palm(Livistona australis)

through cooperativeagreements withland managers andWet Heathlandapplication ofNative VegetationRetentionregulations.

Preventinappropriateclearing and


Wet Heathland

Scrubby Creek16A03028ESO1-90

intensive harvestingof extensive areasthrough cooperativeagreements withland managers andapplication ofNative VegetationRetentionregulations.


Orbost SpinyCrayfish(Euastacusdiversus)

Goongerah16A03029ESO1-91




EstuarineWetlands

Mille Inlet16A03030ESO1-92




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Encouragelandholders toundertake predator


Deddick16A03031ESO1-93

control programswhich minimise riskto non-targetspecies usingtechniques notlikely to poisonSpot-tailed Quolls.

Encouragelandholders toundertake predator


Amboyne16A03032ESO1-94

control programswhich minimise riskto non-targetspecies usingtechniques notlikely to poisonSpot-tailed Quolls.

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SCHEDULE 1 TO CLAUSE 42.01 ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE … · Montane Grasslands ESO1-25 16A01038 Wulgulmerang Designaroad maintenance strategywhich avoidsdamageto roadside vegetation.

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