Collection: Local Book

The Biodiversity Assessment was prepared to provide a description of the flora and fauna that occur within and adjacent to South and North Dunheved Precincts, to predict impacts from the proposed developments.

Illustrates how the proposed development of the Eastern Precinct (Ropes Crossing) responds to the requirements of the adopted Eastern Precinct Plan and the Development Control Strategy (DCS). It expresses the next level of specificity of detail.

Provide a framework for identifing and addressing any unexpected discovery of chemical contamination or potentially explosive ordnance and to ensure a safe working environment.

Provide a framework for identifing and addressing any unexpected discovery of chemical contamination or potentially explosive ordnance and to ensure a safe working environment.

Biodiversity Assessment describes the flora and fauna within and adjacent to the Eastern Precincts of the St Marys property in Western Sydney predicts impacts from proposed developments within the precinct and provides measures to mitigatet those impacts.

Explores design principles and nominates guidelines to be considered to ensure that the principles of ecologically sustainable development will be achieved in the areas of energy efficiency, waste management, air quality and water efficiency.

Plans prepared to ensure that impacts of domestic animals on the conservation values of the SMP are appropriately minimised and that the proposed development does not result in an increase of feral animals.

This strategy manages fire in the eastern precinct so as to minimise inappropriate fire regimes that may affect the regional park and so complements the fire management objective of the regional park.

The Heritage and Archaeology assessment brief outlined the requirements for the study within the Eastern precinct area of the St Marys ADI site.