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Eglinton Beach Proposal

Following implementation of avoidance and mitigation measures, the proposal will have the following significant residual impacts:
- Loss of public foreshore area
- Impact to high conservation value coastal dunes (Quindalup dune system)

5 Terrestrial Flora and Vegetation (Conservation Areas)

5-1 The proponent shall conserve the flora, vegetation and dune systems within the Conservation areas shown in Figure 1 of Schedule 1.

5-2 By 01 September 2015, unless agreed by the CEO, the proponent shall prepare in consultation with the Department of Parks and Wildlife and to the satisfaction of the CEO, a Conservation Area Management Plan for the Conservation areas (A, B, C & D) shown in Figure 1 of Schedule 1, and spatially defined in Schedule 3.

5-3 The proponent shall cede the Conservation areas identified in Figure 1 of Schedule 1 to a management authority approved by the CEO within 10 years of approval of the plan required in Condition 5-2.

5-4 The Conservation Area Management Plan required by Condition 5-2 shall include but is not limited to the following details:
(1) fencing, access and signage;
(2) rehabilitation and revegetation;
(3) measures to control vehicle and pedestrian access;
(4) limited passive recreation;
(5) weed control;
(6) bushfire management;
(7) feral animal control;
(8) completion criteria for handover to a management authority; and
(9) management measures to ensure impacts from the proposal are contained within the development envelope shown in Figure 1.

5-5 The proponent shall implement the approved Conservation Area Management Plan for 10 years from the date of approval of the plan or until such time as the land is ceded to a management authority approved by the CEO, whichever is sooner.