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Project number	818/12
Project name	State-wide Purpose Permit Activities
Project status	Current
Proponent(s)	Commissioner of Main Roads Western Australia
Project location	Refer to residual impact field for a list of projects and their location details
Project bioregion(s)	Avon Wheatbelt, Esperance Plains, Geraldton Sandplains, Jarrah Forest, Swan Coastal Plain
Assessment criteria	(a) it comprises a high level of biological diversity., (b) it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia., (c) it includes, or is necessary for the continued existence of, rare flora., (d) it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a threatened ecological community., (e) it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared., (f) it is growing in, or in association with, an environment associated with a watercourse or wetland., (h) the clearing of the vegetation is likely to have an impact on the environmental values of any adjacent or nearby conservation area.
Residual impact	PROJECT 1 Project name: Bussell Highway Vasse Bypass Project location: Road Reserves (Bussell Highway and Vasse-Yallingup Siding Rd) Unallocated Crown Land Lot 46 on Plan 203841 Lot 502 on Plan 55430 Lot 51 on Plan 31854 Lot 712 on Plan 250841 Lot 9000 on Plan 400047 Lot 9050 on Plan 52479 Lot 9051 on Plan 52479 Lot 9523 on Plan 401651 Approved project area: 2.54ha Project bioregion: Swan Coastal Plain Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 2.54 hectares of native vegetation in degraded to completely degraded (Keighery 1994) condition that includes 1.01 hectares of western ringtail possum habitat (including 25 Agonis flexuosa trees) that is significant as a remnant within an extensively cleared area. Related offset(s): 1 PROJECT 2 Project name: Northam Pithara Road - SLK 148.8 to 150.85 - widening Project location: Northam Pithara Road reserve from SLK 148.8 to 150.85 (approximately 2 kilometres south of the Great Northern Highway intersection) Approved project area: 2.3ha Project bioregion: Avon Wheatbelt Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared, Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity Residual impact: Loss of up to 2.3 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that is significant as a remnant in an extensively cleared area (mapped as Beard vegetation association 1024 of which 11% remains in the bioregion) and includes 0.4 hectares of native vegetation containing Priority 1 flora Dampiera glabrescens. Related offset(s): 2,3 PROJECT 3 Project name: North West Coastal Highway - SLK 54.16 to 115 - upgrade Project location: Four sections of the North West Coastal Highway road reserve between SLK 54.16 and 115 being: Stage 1 - SLK 83.5 to 92.2 (between Sudlow Rd and Ajana Back Rd) Stage 2 - SLK 95 to 103.3 (between Binnu Sand Plain Rd and Murphy Rd) Stage 3 - SLK 54.16 to 66.2 (between Pigeon Well Rd and North Rd) Stage 4 - SLK 103.3 to 115 (between Murphy Rd and Pindadanno Rd) Approved project area: 16.4ha Project bioregion: Geraldton Sandplains Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 16.4 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that includes 11.72 hectares (Stages 1, 2 and 3) considered significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared (approximately 15 per cent remnant vegetation remaining within a 10 kilometre radius). Related offset(s): 4 PROJECT 4 Project name: Brand Highway - SLK 201.5 to 204.4 - passing lanes Project location: Brand Highway road reserve SLK 201.5 to 204.4 (approximately 6 kilometers north of the intersection of Brand Highway and Coorow-Green Head Rd Approved project area: 2.5ha Project bioregion: Geraldton Sandplains Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared, Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 2.5 hectares of native vegetation in excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that: - comprises foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo; and - is significant as a remnant within an extensively cleared area (mapped as Beard vegetation association 379 which retains approximately 24 per cent of its pre-European extent). Related offset(s): 5 PROJECT 5 Project name: Collie Lake King Road - SLK 86.3 to 91 - Gibbs Siding widening and realignment Project location: Collie Lake King Rd (Coalfields Rd) reserve (SLK 86.3 to 91) and various properties (unallocated crown land, railway reserve and freehold land) in the vicinity of Gibbs Siding Rd, Darkan A portion of Lot 4470 on Deposited Plan 29854, Karridale. Approved project area: 5.8ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 5.8 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that contains suitable foraging habitat and potential nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. This includes at least 240 trees with a diameter at breast height of 500 millimetres or greater, 49 of which contain hollows with 4 possibly suitable for black cockatoo nesting. Related offset(s): 6,7 PROJECT 6 Project name: Albany Highway - SLK 285.5 to 291 - Tunney passing lanes Project location: Albany Highway road reserve between Jago Rd and Tunney Hall Rd (SLK 285.5 to 291), Lumeah and Borderdale (approximately 35 kilometers south of Kojonup) Approved project area: 5.31ha Project bioregion: Avon Wheatbelt Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared, Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity Residual impact: Loss of up to 5.31 hectares of native vegetation in degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that: - contains 5.28 hectares of foraging habitat and potential nesting habitat (347 habitat trees of which 21 contain hollows) for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo; and - is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard vegetation association 967 of which 15 per cent of its pre-European extent remains within the Avon Wheatbelt bioregion). Related offset(s): 8 PROJECT 7 Project name: Pinjarra Williams Road - SLK 13.8 to 21.5 - widening and realignment Project location: Pinjarra Williams Rd reserve (SLK 13.8 to 21.5) and various properties (state forest, railway reserve and freehold land) near Dwellingup Approved project area: 8.3ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 8.3 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that contains suitable foraging habitat and potential nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. This includes at least 43 trees with a diameter at breast height of 500 millimetres or greater, 2 of which contain hollows. Related offset(s): 9 PROJECT 8 Project name: Caves Road - SLK 20.3 to 24.6 - shoulder widening Project location: Road reserve of Caves Rd from near the intersection of Caves Rd and Vidler Rd (SLK 20.3) to near the intersection of Caves Rd and Yallingup Beach Rd (SLK 24.6). Approved project area: 1.14ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle C - it includes, or is necessary for the continued existence of, rare flora Residual impact: Loss of up to 1.14 hectares of native vegetation in degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that: - is suitable as foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo; - is habitat for the western ringtail possum (two individuals recorded within the proposed clearing area as well as a low abundance of scats); and - contains 0.6 hectares of supporting habitat for Caladenia excelsa (52 plants recorded within 6 to 20 metres of the road). Related offset(s): 10 PROJECT 9 Project name: Albany Highway - SLK 336.39 to 355.47 - Martagallup and Woogenellup passing lanes Project location: Martagallup passing lane - Albany Highway road reserve between Todd Rd and Martagallup Rd, Kendenup (SLK 336.39 to 338.61) Woogenellup passing lane - Albany Highway road reserve from just north of Crockerup Rd to the Mt Barker Northern Bypass, Mt Barker (SLK 353.52 to 355.47) Approved project area: 1.66ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 1.66 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that: - contains 1.57 hectares of foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo - contains 9 habitat trees for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo (trees with a diameter at breast height of at least 500 mm (or 300 mm for wandoo)) - is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in a highly cleared landscape (approximately 15 per cent vegetation remaining within a 10 kilometer radius) Related offset(s): 11 PROJECT 10 Project name: Donnybrook Kojonup Road - SLK 6 to 27.6 - widening Project location: Donnybrook Kojonup road reserve SLK 6 to 27.6 (between Charley Creek road and Collie Preston road), Donnybrook Approved project area: 5.2ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 5.2 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that contains foraging habitat and potential nesting habitat (3 trees with suitable nesting hollows) for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. Related offset(s): 12 PROJECT 11 Project name: South Coast Highway - SLK 39.9 to 44.5 - Cheynes West section realignment and reconstruction Project location: South Coast Highway road reserve between Pfeiffer Road and Cheyne Road in the locality of Manypeaks Approved project area: 2.48ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 2.48 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that includes: - 1.87 hectares of Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo foraging habitat including 24 habitat trees (trees with a diameter at breast height of 500 millimeters or greater), three of which contain hollows; and - 0.46 hectares of western ringtail possum habitat. Related offset(s): 13 PROJECT 12 Project name: Narrogin Link Road Stage 3 North Project location: New link road from Kipling Street roundabout in the Narrogin townsite to Great Southern Highway near Callan Way Approved project area: 1.21ha Project bioregion: Avon Wheatbelt Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 1.21 hectares of native vegetation in degraded to completely degraded (Keighery, 1994) condition that: - contains suitable foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo; - contains 30 trees with a suitable diameter at breast height to develop nest hollows for Carnaby's cockatoo; and - is significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard vegetation association 1023 which retains approximately 11 per cent of its pre-European extent). Related offset(s): 14 PROJECT 13 Project name: South Coast Highway - SLK 45.63 to 46.05 - Cheynes East section geotechnical works Project location: South Coast Highway road reserve at the intersection of Cheyne Road in the localities of Cheynes and Manypeaks Approved project area: 0.7ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle H - the clearing of the vegetation is likely to have an impact on the environmental values of any adjacent or nearby conservation area Residual impact: Loss of up to 0.7 hectares of native vegetation predominantly in excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that is suitable as Carnaby's cockatoo and Baudin's cockatoo foraging habitat and also forms part of a significant ecological linkage associated with Hassell National Park. Related offset(s): 15 PROJECT 14 Project name: Brand Highway - SLK 51.2 to 77.5 - widening Project location: Brand Highway road reserve between Wannamal Rd and 1.5 kilometres north of Red Gully Rd (SLK 51.2-65) and between Mogumber Rd and Hunter Rd (SLK 74-77.5) Approved project area: 9.31ha Project bioregion: Swan Coastal Plain Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity, Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle D - it comprises the whole or part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a threatened ecological community Residual impact: Loss of up to 9.31 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition (majority in very good condition) that includes 8.68 hectares of Carnaby's cockatoo foraging habitat and 7.8 hectares of the 'Banksia Woodlands of the Swan Coastal Plain' threatened ecological community. Related offset(s): 16 PROJECT 15 Project name: South Coast Highway - SLK 44.5 to 46.3 - Cheynes East section intersection upgrade and realignment Project location: Intersection of South Coast Highway and Cheyne Road Approved project area: 5.7ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle D - it comprises the whole or part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a threatened ecological community, Clearing Principle H - the clearing of the vegetation is likely to have an impact on the environmental values of any adjacent or nearby conservation area, Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity Residual impact: Loss of up to 5.7 hectares of native vegetation predominantly in very good to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that: - contains a high level of floristic diversity including individuals of priority flora; - contains foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo and Baudin's cockatoo (5.15 hectares); - contains the threatened ecological community Proteaceae Dominated Kwongkan Shrublands of the Southeast Coastal Floristic Province of Western Australia (5.4 hectares); and - forms part of a significant ecological linkage associated with Hassell National Park. Related offset(s): 17 PROJECT 16 Project name: North West Coastal Highway - SLK 25.62 - Olsen Road intersection upgrade Project location: North West Coastal Highway / Olsen Road Intersection SLK 25.62 Approved project area: 1.3ha Project bioregion: Geraldton Sandplains Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 1.3 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard vegetation association 35 which retains 16 per cent of its pre-European extent in the Geraldton sandplains bioregion) and is considered to contain a high level of biological diversity. Related offset(s): 18 PROJECT 17 Project name: Albany Highway - SLK 240.4 to 243.25 - Harold Road passing lane Project location: Albany Highway between Bailye Road and Fairdale Road, approximately 11km north of Kojonup. Approved project area: 3.28ha Project bioregion: Jarrah Forest Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle D - it comprises the whole or part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a threatened ecological community, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared, Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity Residual impact: Loss of up to 3.28 hectares of native vegetation in good to completely degraded (Keighery 1994) condition containing: - a high level of biological diversity in the context of the surrounding landscape; - three trees with hollows suitable for Carnaby’s cockatoo and Baudin's cockatoo nesting; - suitable foraging habitat for Carnaby’s cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo; - vegetation representative of the Eucalypt Woodlands of the Western Australian Wheatbelt threatened ecological community; and - significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard vegetation association 4 which retains approximately 28 per cent of its pre-European extent within the Jarrah Forest bioregion). Related offset(s): 19 PROJECT 18 Project name: Albany Highway - SLK 310.5 to 311.2 - Rockwell Road safety improvements Project location: Located along Albany Highway at the intersection with Rockwell Road, approximately 43 kilometers north of Mount Barker and 57 kilometers south of Kojonup. Approved project area: 0.33ha Project bioregion: Avon Wheatbelt Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle A - it comprises a high level of biological diversity, Clearing Principle D - it comprises the whole or part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a threatened ecological community, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 0.33 hectares of native vegetation predominantly in very good (Keighery 1994) condition containing: - a high level of biological diversity in the context of the surrounding landscape; - vegetation representative of the Eucalypt Woodlands of the Western Australian Wheatbelt threatened ecological community; and - significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard vegetation associations 697 and 1967 which retain approximately 29 per cent and 18 per cent of their pre-European extents within the Avon Wheatbelt bioregion respectively). Related offset(s): 20 PROJECT 19 Project name: Lake Grace Road - SLK 83.27 to 86.64 - Amelup section realignment Project location: Lake Grace Road (Chester Pass Road) SLK 83.27 - 86.64, at the township of Amelup Approved project area: 3.67ha Project bioregion: Esperance Plains Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle E - it is significant as a remnant of native vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared Residual impact: Loss of up to 3.67 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that includes: - 2.75 hectares of foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo; - 50 trees with a suitable diameter at breast height to contain/develop nest hollows for Carnaby's cockatoo; and - significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared (mapped as Beard Vegetation Association 938 which retains approximately 28% of its pre-European extent in the Esperance Plains Bioregion). Related offset(s): 21 PROJECT 20 Project name: New Lord Street Project location: Between the Reid Highway/Lord Street intersection and the Gnangara Road/Drumpellier Way intersection Approved project area: 21.1ha Project bioregion: Swan Coastal Plain Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia, Clearing Principle F - it is growing in, or in association with, an environment associated with a watercourse or wetland Residual impact: Loss of up to 21.1 hectares of native vegetation in completely degraded to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that includes: - 15.4 hectares of Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo foraging habitat predominantly in degraded and completely degraded (Keighery 1994) condition including 106 trees with a diameter at breast height of 500 millimetres or greater, three of which contain hollows (potential Carnaby's cockatoo nesting habitat); and - 0.29 hectares of native vegetation in good to very good (Keighery 1994) condition growing in association with two resource enhancement category wetlands. Related offset(s): 22 PROJECT 21 Project name: Indian Ocean Drive - SLK 52.49 to 65.83 - southern passing lanes - Version 2 Project location: Indian Ocean Drive between Greenwood Coast Road and K.W. Road. Includes four passing lanes to be constructed between the SLK ranges 52.49-54.82, 56.50-58.20, 61.08-62.70 and 63.80-65.83. Approved project area: 7.15ha Project bioregion: Swan Coastal Plain Assessment criteria: Clearing Principle B - it comprises the whole or a part of, or is necessary for the maintenance of, a significant habitat for fauna indigenous to Western Australia Residual impact: Loss of up to 7.15 hectares of native vegetation in degraded to excellent (Keighery 1994) condition that contains foraging habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo. Related offset(s): 23
Offset conditions	Condition 8: Assessment against the Clearing Principles In complying with condition of this Permit, the Permit Holder must have regard to the Department's "A Guide to the assessment of applications to clear native vegetation under the Environmental Protection Act 1986" contained in Annexure 1 to this Permit, when conducting an assessment of the proposed clearing against the clearing principles. If part or all of the clearing to be done is likely to be seriously at variance with one or more of the clearing principles then condition (t) of this Permit applies. If part or all of the clearing to be done is likely to be at variance with one or more of the clearing principles, then the Permit Holder must implement an offset in accordance with Part V of this Permit with respect to that native vegetation, unless written advice to the contrary is provided by the CEO. If part or all of the clearing to be done is likely to be at variance or may be at variance with one or more of the clearing principles, the Permit Holder must implement a VMP in accordance with condition of this Permit, with respect to that clearing, unless written advice to the contrary is provided by the CEO. Condition 13: Determination of offsets The Permit Holder must prepare an offset proposal, designed by an environmental specialist, if an offset is required by condition 8(c) of this Permit. In determining the offset to be implemented with respect to a particular area of native vegetation proposed to be cleared under this Permit, the Permit Holder must comply with the principles in the Government of Western Australia, WA Environmental Offsets Policy, September 2011 and have regard to the WA Environmental Offsets Guidelines, August 2014. An offset proposal is not required if the CEO advises so in writing. Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval, prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset. If it is necessary to modify the offset proposal approved by the CEO, then the Permit Holder must provide that modified offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval and prior to implementing the modified offset. The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO. Condition 14: Monitoring The Permit Holder must monitor: areas revegetated and rehabilitated under this Permit to determine compliance with the relevant Revegetation Plan and the conditions of this Permit; and areas that are the subject of an offset implemented under this Permit to determine compliance with the relevant approved offset and the conditions of this Permit. Condition 3: (a) OffsetsIf part or all of the clearing to be done is or may be at variance with one or more of the clearing principles, then the Permit Holder must implement an offset in accordance with this condition and condition of this Permit with respect to that clearing. Where clearing authorised under this Permit impacts , the Permit Holder must implement an offset in accordance with conditions (a) and (b) of this Permit with respect to that clearing.(b) Determination of offsets (i) If required by condition of this Permit, the Permit Holder must develop an offset proposal and implement an offset in accordance with conditions of this Permit with respect to that clearing. (ii) In determining the offset to be implemented with respect to a particular area of native vegetation proposed to be cleared under this Permit, the Permit Holder must comply with the offset principles contained in condition of this Permit. (iii) Each offset proposal shall include a direct offset, timing for implementation of the offset, criteria for determining success of the offset, remedial actions to ensure success of the offset, and may additionally include contributing offsets. (iv) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval in accordance with condition of this Permit. The clearing to which the offset relates and the implementation of the offset shall not take place until the Permit Holder receives approval first from the CEO. (v) The Permit Holder shall implement an offset in accordance with an offset proposal approved under condition and of this Permit.(c) Offset principles For the purpose of this Part, the offset principles are as follows: (i) direct offsets should directly counterbalance the loss of the native vegetation; (ii) contributing offsets should complement and enhance the direct offset; (iii) offsets are implemented only once all avenues to avoid, minimise, rectify or reduce environmental impacts have been exhausted; (iv) the environmental values, habitat, species, ecological community, physical area, ecosystem, landscape, and hydrology of the offset should be the same as, or better than, that of the area of native vegetation being offset; (v) a ratio greater than 1:1 should be applied to the size of the area of native vegetation that is offset to compensate for the risk that the offset may fail; (vi) offsets must entail a robust and consistent assessment process; (vii) in determining an appropriate offset, consideration should be given to ecosystem function, rarity and type of ecological community, vegetation condition, habitat quality and area of native vegetation cleared; (viii) the offset should either result in no net loss of native vegetation, or lead to a net gain in native vegetation and improve the condition of the natural environment; (ix) offsets must satisfy all statutory requirements; (x) offsets must be clearly defined, documented and audited; (xi) offsets must ensure a long-term (10-30 year) benefit; and (xii) an environmental specialist must be involved in the design, assessment and monitoring of offsets.(d) Duration of offsets (i) The Permit Holder must ensure that an offset implemented under this Permit continues to be implemented for the term of this Permit. (ii) If for any reason an offset is not continually implemented for the term of this Permit, the Permit Holder must: A. Implement the offset again within 12 months of becoming aware that the offset is not being maintained; and B. If necessary, modify the offset in a manner that increases the likelihood that the offset will be implemented for the term of this Permit.
Statutory process	EP Act Clearing (Part V)
Approved project area (ha)	107.38

Decision(s):

DECISION 1

Date: 2014-12-11

Ministerial statement: None

OFFSET 1

Condition status: Current

Type(s): Rehabilitation

Rationale:

PROJECT 1 - Bussell Highway Vasse Bypass (decision date of 22 January 2015)

The offset involves the rehabilitation of 1.5 hectares of State Forest No. 2. State Forest No. 2 is located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of the project area and is located adjacent to the Tuart Forest National Park which is known to support the western ringtail possum. It is expected that the rehabilitation will establish 1.5 hectares of native vegetation in good (Keighery 1994) condition in an extensively cleared area that includes at least 285 peppermint (Agonis flexuosa) trees suitable as habitat for the western ringtail possum. Species used in rehabilitation will be typical of those present in tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) and peppermint forest.

The size of the offset was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

State Forest No. 2 is vested with the Department of Parks and Wildlife. The portion of the State Forest to be rehabilitated is proposed for future inclusion into the Tuart Forest National Park.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

State Forest No. 2, Ludlow (PIN 534554)

Approved offset area (ha): 1.5

Bioregion(s): Swan Coastal Plain

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_1_-_Bussell_Highway_Vasse_Bypass_-_Offset_area.pdf
Governance: Project_1_-_Bussell_Highway_Vasse_Bypass_-_Clearing_area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset. Note: In this instance the permit holder was given permission to undertake clearing prior to approval of an offset proposal. Permission to clear was granted 22 January 2015 with an offset subsequently approved 1 April 2015.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1

Milestone:

Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2

In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to implement the “Vasse Bypass Environmental Offset - Revegetation of 1.5 ha Portion of State Forest No. 2 - March 2015” which includes, but is not limited to, the following rehabilitation requirements:

Site preparation:

stump removal, stockpiling and burning

fencing

weed control

Vegetation establishment:

planting at a minimum rate of 2,935 stems per hectare using 23 different species

Monitoring:

establishment of four 10x10m quadrats per hectare to measure survival rate, species diversity, structure, weed coverage and number of healthy Agonis flexuosa trees

establishment of four photo monitoring points per hectare

Remedial actions:

infill planting

weed control

pest control programs to minimise damage form kangaroos, rabbits, foxes, grasshoppers and other insects

fence maintenance

application of fertiliser

application of wetting agents

erosion control

Completion criteria:

75% survival rate of seedlings

minimum of 5 different native species per 10x10m quadrat

structure of 10-30% under storey, 40-70% mid storey and 5-20% upper storey

less than 15% weed coverage

minimum of 190 Agonis flexuosa seedlings per hectare

Timeframe:

Site preparation: April 2015 to May 2016
Vegetation establishment: May to June 2016
Monitoring: annually in October until 2026
Remedial actions: as required until 2026

Complete: No

OFFSET 2

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 2 - Northam Pithara Rd - SLK 148.8 to 150.85 - widening (decision dates of 31 December 2014 and 13 February 2015)

This offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $14,725 for the acquisition of 7.9 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that is significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide based on the loss of up to 1.9 hectares of native vegetation.

Offset 3 addresses the remaining significant residual impacts of the clearing being the loss of up to 0.4 hectares of Dampiera glabresecens habitat that is also significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared.

The two offsets combined are considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 7.9

Bioregion(s): Avon Wheatbelt

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_2_-_Northam_Pithara_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder is to provide funds of $14,725 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 7.9 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: By 30 January 2015 or prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 7.9 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 3

Condition status: Current

Type(s): Rehabilitation

Rationale:

PROJECT 2 - Northam Pithara Road - SLK 148.8 to 150.85 - widening (decision dates of 31 December 2014 and 13 February 2015)

This offset involves the establishment of a population of Dampiera glabrescens within an area of 2 hectares. The offset site is located in an area that has been extensively cleared and is mapped as the same Beard vegetation association as the clearing site. The offset size was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide based on the loss of up to 0.5 hectares of Dampiera glabrescens habitat (0.4 hectares for this project and an additional 0.1 hectares for CPS 6670/1 - refer note below).

Offset 2 addresses the remaining significant residual impacts of the clearing being the loss of up to 1.9 hectares of native vegetation significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared.

The two offsets combined are considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Note: A project involving the clearing of up to 15.65 hectares of native vegetation along Northam Pithara Rd between SLK 129.12 and 152.25, including the clearing of 0.1 hectares containing 8 individuals of Dampiera glabrescens, was approved under clearing permit CPS 6670/1 on 18 April 2016. The Dampiera glabrescens individuals being impacted by both projects occur within one population, all of which (27 plants total within an area of 0.5 hectares) will be cleared. The offset described is a combined offset prepared by Main Roads Western Australia to address the impacts to Dampiera glabrescens from both projects.

Security arrangements:

Crown Reserve 20462 is vested in the Shire of Wongan-Ballidu for recreation/sport ground and the vesting purpose will be reclassified to include the purpose of conservation. The final purpose will be for joint use of recreation and conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Lot 150 on Plan 229709 (Crown Reserve 20462) located along Northam Pithara Road near SLK 126.6 in the Shire of Wongan-Ballidu

Approved offset area (ha): 2.0

Bioregion(s): Avon Wheatbelt

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_2_-_Offset_3_-_Northam_Pithara_-_Offset_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset. Note: On 13 February 2015 the permit holder was given permission to undertake clearing of the 0.4 hectares containing Dampiera glabrescens prior to the submission and approval of this offset. The offset was subsequently approved 19 September 2016.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to implement the "Revegetation Offset Plan - Northam Pithara Widening - SLK 129.12 to 152.25" (version Final V3 dated 15/9/16) which includes, but is not limited to, the following rehabilitation requirements: Site preparation: transfer topsoil that contains Dampiera glabrescens from clearing site to the revegetation site and spread at a thickness of 3 to 5 cm Vegetation establishment: natural germination of D. glabrescens from transferred topsoil planting of seedlings at a minimum rate of 2,000 stems per hectare using 12 different species Monitoring: establishment of two 2x5m quadrats per hectare to measure species density, diversity, structure, vegetation composition and weed coverage establishment of photo monitoring points at each quadrat targeted survey for D. glabrescens Remedial actions: infill planting/seeding annual weed control as required using Glyphosate and targeting Declared Pests Completion criteria (target for 10 years after commencement): recruitment of a minimum of 27 D. glabrescens seedlings species diversity of 7 supporting species 2000 plants per hectare with survival rate of 60% (of supporting species) native species consistent with adjacent mapped vegetation structure of 60% under storey, 30% mid storey and 10% upper storey no more than 20% weed coverage
Timeframe: Site preparation: before/during clearing for project Vegetation establishment: May to July following transfer of topsoil Monitoring: annually up to ten years or until completion criteria are met Remedial actions: as required until completion criteria are met
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the vesting purpose of Crown Reserve 20462 is to be amended to include conservation.
Timeframe: Within two years of the approval of the offset.
Timeframe (date): 2018-09-19
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 4

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 3 - North West Coastal Highway - SLK 54.16 to 115 - upgrade (decision date of 9 March 2015)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $97,161 for the acquisition of 24.4 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Note: The size of the offset was calculated as 7.3 hectares for Stage 1 (clearing of 3.5 hectares), 6.9 hectares for Stage 2 (clearing of 3.32 hectares) and 10.2 hectares for Stage 3 (clearing of 4.9 hectares).

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 24.4

Bioregion(s): Geraldton Sandplains

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_3_-_North_West_Coastal_Hwy_upgrade_SLK_54.16-115_-_Clearing_area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $29,069 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 7.3 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing for Stage 1 of the project.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $27,476 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 6.9 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing for Stage 2 of the project.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 3
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 3 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $40,616 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 10.2 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing for Stage 3 of the project.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 4
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 4 - relates to Implementation Milestones 1, 2 and 3 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 24.4 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 5

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 4 - Brand Highway SLK 201.5 to 204.4 - passing lanes (decision date of 12 February 2015)

Lot 11380 (Crown Reserve 37296) was vested in Main Roads Western Australia for the land use of 'quarry' and represented an enclave within the South Eneabba Nature Reserve (Crown Reserve 31030). The offset involved ceding 7 hectares of Lot 11380 to the Department of Parks and Wildlife for conservation with the intent that it ultimately form part of the surrounding nature reserve. The 7 hectare offset site is:
- located immediately adjacent to the clearing area;
- mapped as the same Beard vegetation association as the clearing area;
- is in excellent to pristine (Keighery 1994) condition; and
- contains suitable Carnaby's cockatoo foraging habitat.

The size of the offset was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

The offset site will be ceded to the Department of Parks and Wildlife for inclusion in the surrounding South Eneabba Nature Reserve (Crown Reserve 31030) which is managed for conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Portion of Lot 11380 on Deposited Plan 183814, Crown Reserve 37296

Approved offset area (ha): 7.0

Bioregion(s): Geraldton Sandplains

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_4_-_Brand_Highway_Passing_Lanes_SLK_201.5-204.4_-_Clearing_and_Offset_areas.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to cede 7 hectares of Lot 11380 on Deposited Plan 183814 (Crown Reserve 37296) to the Department of Parks and Wildlife for conservation.
Timeframe: Main Roads Western Australia is to provide evidence of the ceding to the CEO of the Department of Environment Regulation by no later than 31 December 2016.
Timeframe (date): 2016-12-31
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 6

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 5 - Collie Lake King Road - SLK 86.3 to 91 - Gibbs Siding widening and realignment (decision date of 14 August 2015)

This offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $134,235 for the acquisition of 15 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. When combined with Offset 7, a total of 17.94 hectares of native vegetation with similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared is required to be established/conserved. The required size of the combined offset was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

With the funds provided a portion of Lot 4470 on Deposited Plan 29854, Karridale was purchased for conservation. Lot 4470 is approximately 197.4 hectares in size and contains approximately 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation. The vegetation present comprises of 58.1 hectares of wetland vegetation and 56.4 hectares of upland remnant vegetation consisting of jarrah and marri.

The vegetation on Lot 4470 includes foraging and possibly nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. The vegetation on the property also includes suitable habitat for the western ringtail possum, and core habitat for another critically endangered fauna species. All three black cockatoo species and the western ringtail possum have been recorded on neighbouring properties within similar habitat.

The vegetation is considered to represent significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared with the wetland vegetation representing 6% of the remaining extent (less than 1000 ha) of the Glenarty Hills wet (Hw) vegetation complex. The vegetation is also considered to form ecological linkages with surrounding remnant vegetation including areas already reserved for conservation. It follows that the vegetation is considered to contain a high level of biodiversity.

The funds provided enabled 13.95 hectares of the 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation on Lot 4470 to be purchased. Offset Fund contributions received as a condition of the following clearing permits were also used to acquire Lot 4470:
- CPS 818/11 Margaret River Perimeter Road Stage 2 (2.61 hectares)
- CPS 6895/1 Wests Gravel Pit (35.85 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Donnybrook – Kojonup Road Widening SLK 6 to 27.6 (10.50 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Pinjarra Williams Road Widening & Realignment SLK 13.8 to 21.5 (31.00 hectares)
- CPS 818/6 South Coast Highway Manypeaks SLK 33.5 to 35 (11.40 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 South Coast Highway Cheynes West Section reconstruction and realignment SLK 39.9 to 44.5 (9.18 hectares)

Note: The offset boundary displayed in the map is that of the entire of Lot 4470.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Lot 4470 will be owned and managed for conservation by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

LOT 4470 ON PLAN 29854, KARRIDALE

Approved offset area (ha): 15.0

Bioregion(s): Warren

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_5_-_Collie_Lake_King_Road_-_Offset_Area.pdf
Governance: Project_5_-_Collie_Lake_King_Road_-_Clearing_Area_1.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $134,235 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 15 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: By 18 September 2015.
Timeframe (date): 2015-09-18
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 15 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 7

Condition status: Current

Type(s): Rehabilitation

Rationale:

PROJECT 5 - Collie Lake King Road - SLK 86.3 to 91 - Gibbs Siding widening and realignment (decision date of 14 August 2015)

This offset involves the revegetation of 2.94 hectares of completely degraded road reserve and acquired farmland located immediately adjacent to the project. The revegetation will seek to establish native vegetation in good (Keighery 1994) condition utilising species suitable as Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo foraging and potential nesting habitat.

When combined with Offset 6, a total of 17.94 hectares of native vegetation with similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared will be established/conserved. The size of the combined offset was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the two offsets combined are considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

The offset site will form part of the Collie Lake King Rd reserve and will be managed by Main Roads Western Australia for conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Portions of the following properties:
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 11338101
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 11338087
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 11338104
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 11338086
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 11338097
ROAD RESERVE - PIN 1300662
RAILWAY RESERVE
LOT 2602 ON PLAN 201709
LOT 2974 ON PLAN 174869
LOT 2 ON PLAN 8801
LOT 3483 ON PLAN 145437
LOT 40 ON PLAN 2949
LOT 5127 ON PLAN 180003

Approved offset area (ha): 2.94

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_5_-_Collie_Lake_King_Road_-_Offset_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide a revegetation plan to the Department of Environment Regulation for approval for 2.94 hectares of completely degraded land adjacent to the project.
Timeframe: By 14 May 2016.
Timeframe (date): 2016-05-14
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Main Roads Western Australia is to implement the approved revegetation plan "Revegetation Plan - Gibbs Siding, Collie Lake King Road SLK 86.3-91.0 (Coalfields Road)" (Version "Final - Rev 2" dated 12 January 2017) which includes, but is not limited to, the following requirements: Site preparation: removal of 100 mm of topsoil in weedy areas deep rip (450 mm) spread mulch/good topsoil mix (70 mm deep) sourced from clearing site Vegetation establishment: undertake direct seeding at a rate of 3kg/ha undertake seedling planting at a rate of 2000 stems per hectare using 24 different species undertake infill seedling planting if required for up to an additional 2 years Weed control: determine and implement weed control measures implement ongoing weed control measures as required to achieve completion criteria Pest and other fauna control: Implement pest control programs to minimise damage from kangaroos, feral animals, grasshoppers and other insects if required Monitoring: Monitoring of three quadrats (10x10m or 20x5m) to record species diversity, density, structure and weed cover Photo monitoring at each quadrat Completion criteria: minimum of 10 different native species per 10x10m quadrat plant density of 2,000 stems per hectare structure of 20% over storey, 80% mid storey and under storey less than 60% weed coverage
Timeframe: Site preparation: January to May 2016 Vegetation establishment: May 2016 to June 2018 Weed control: as required until 2026 Pest and other fauna control: as required until 2026 Monitoring: annually in October for the first 3 years and then again in years 5, 7 and 10
Complete: No

OFFSET 8

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Rehabilitation

Rationale:

PROJECT 6 - Albany Highway - SLK 285.5 to 291 - Tunney passing lanes (decision date of 30 June 2015)

The approved offset involves the conservation and rehabilitation of a 22.35 hectares of the old Tunney townsite to achieve similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide. The remaining 75.95 hectares meets the requirements to be considered a strategic or banked asset for MRWA.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Conservation is proposed to be achieved by transferring the reserves from the jurisdiction of the Shire’s of Cranbrook and Broomehill-Tambellup to the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA).

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Lot 33 on Plan 75097 (Reserve 29057), CranbrookLot 7937 on Plan 144970 (Reserve 18335), Cranbrook

Approved offset area (ha): 98.3

Bioregion(s): Avon Wheatbelt

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_6_-_Albany_Hwy_Tunney_Passing_Lanes_-_Offset_area.pdf
Governance: Project_6_-_Albany_Hwy_Tunney_Passing_Lanes_-_Clearing_area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset. Note: On 30 June 2015, the former Department of Environment Regulation (DER) approved the clearing of 5.31 hectares of native vegetation for the Albany Highway Tunney passing lanes project. The approval was subject to an offset condition requiring the provision of $70,000 to DER for the acquisition of 35 hectares of native vegetation for the purpose of conservation. The payment was made in full on 15 September 2015. Following receipt of the funds, DER made a number of enquiries with the former Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) in an attempt to identify a suitable property for acquisition. No suitable properties were identified through those enquiries. Given this, MRWA committed to identifying a suitable property. In a letter of 27 April 2020, Main Roads Western Australia (MRWA) advised that three sites on the old Tunney townsite (Reserve numbers R29057 (areas 1 and 2), R18335 (area 3) and R29056 (area 4)) were identified as potential offset options. Native Vegetation Regulation Branch (NVR) has assessed the proposed alternative offset, including a review of the rehabilitation plan, and considers that it more than counterbalances the impacts of the approved clearing.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1
Timeframe: No later than 24 April 2021
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 Main Roads Western Australia is to implement the approved revegetation plan "Tunney Rehabilitation Plan 181219 - Albany Highway - SLK 285.5 to 291 - Tunney Passing Lanes" (Dated 18 December 2019) which includes, but is not limited to, the following requirements: Site preparation: Planting areas will be ripped along the contour at a maximum interval of 500mm and to a minimum depth of 300mm. Application of Herbicide for weeds Vegetation establishment: Infill planting of 33,000 seedlings over a 98 hectare area Planting of seedlings for the infill will take place in winter 2019 Species dominated by mid-storey (65 % of mix, 17 out of 28 species) Weed control: Determine and implement weed control measures Implement ongoing weed control measures as required to achieve completion criteria Pest and other fauna control: Fencing four of the larger planting areas Tree bags may be placed over seedlings where there is evidence of grazing Implement pest control programs to minimise damage from kangaroos, feral animals, grasshoppers and other insects if required Monitoring: Establish six 100 m2 quadrants in the fenced areas, these quadrants will be 10 m by 10 m The fixed corner points for the quadrant will also double as the location for photo monitoring points During monitoring, the success of revegetation establishment, Black Cockatoo suitable species and weed invasion will be recorded Completion criteria target for 2029: 2,100 planted stems per hectare in fenced areas 12 species suitable for foraging by Carnaby's Black Cockatoo Less than 70% weed cover or if weed cover becomes detrimental to the survival of the planted seedlings Maintain 42 nesting boxes available for use Timeframe: Site preparation: December to January 2020 Vegetation establishment: December to January 2020 Weed control: as required until 2029 Pest and other fauna control: as required until 2029 Monitoring: annually in December for the first 3 years and then again in years 5 and 10. If at any time the monitoring identifies completion criteria are not being met the appropriate contingency measures will be undertaken.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing and no later than 31 December 2029.
Timeframe (date): 2029-12-31
Complete: No

OFFSET 9

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 7 - Pinjarra Williams Road - SLK 13.8 to 21.5 - widening and realignment (decision date of 14 October 2015)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $427,273 for the acquisition of 31 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

With the funds provided a portion of Lot 4470 on Deposited Plan 29854, Karridale was purchased for conservation. Lot 4470 is approximately 197.4 hectares in size and contains approximately 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation. The vegetation present comprises of 58.1 hectares of wetland vegetation and 56.4 hectares of upland remnant vegetation consisting of jarrah and marri.

The vegetation on Lot 4470 includes foraging and possibly nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. The vegetation on the property also includes suitable habitat for the western ringtail possum, and core habitat for another critically endangered fauna species. All three black cockatoo species and the western ringtail possum have been recorded on neighbouring properties within similar habitat.

The vegetation is considered to represent significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared with the wetland vegetation representing 6% of the remaining extent (less than 1000 ha) of the Glenarty Hills wet (Hw) vegetation complex. The vegetation is also considered to form ecological linkages with surrounding remnant vegetation including areas already reserved for conservation. It follows that the vegetation is considered to contain a high level of biodiversity.

The funds provided enabled 31.00 hectares of the 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation on Lot 4470 to be purchased. Offset Fund contributions received as a condition of the following clearing permits were also used to acquire Lot 4470:
- CPS 818/11 Margaret River Perimeter Road Stage 2 (2.61 hectares)
- CPS 6895/1 Wests Gravel Pit (35.85 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Donnybrook – Kojonup Road Widening SLK 6 to 27.6 (10.50 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Collie Lake King Rd Gibbs Siding Widening and Realignment SLK 86.3 to 91 (13.95hectares)
- CPS 818/6 South Coast Highway Manypeaks SLK 33.5 to 35 (11.40 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 South Coast Highway Cheynes West Section reconstruction and realignment SLK 39.9 to 44.5 (9.18 hectares)
Note: The offset boundary displayed in the map is that of the entire of Lot 4470.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Note: A portion of the funds provided remains unspent. Upon expenditure, further details will be published.

Security arrangements:

Lot 4470 will be owned and managed for conservation by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Lot 4470 on Plan 29854, Karridale

Approved offset area (ha): 197.36

Bioregion(s): Warren

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $427,273 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 31 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing and no later than 31 December 2015.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 31 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 10

Condition status: Current

Type(s): Rehabilitation

Rationale:

PROJECT 8 - Caves Road - SLK 20.3 to 24.6 - shoulder widening (decision date of 14 September 2015)

The offset involves the rehabilitation of 0.08 hectares of an informal track within Lot 301 on Plan 49920 that links Caves Rd and Marrinup Rd (approximately 1.4 kilometres south of the project clearing). This portion of Crown Reserve 8428 supports an existing population of Caladenia excelsa and also contains suitable habitat for black cockatoos and western ringtail possum. Closure and rehabilitation of the track will help improve the long term viability of this portion of the reserve, including the Caladenia excelsa population, with ongoing use of the track posing degradation risks through weed and dieback spread and trampling of vegetation.

Given Crown Reserve 8428 contains vegetation with similar values to that being cleared, the offset is considered relevant to the environmental values being impacted. After investigation it was determined that few offset opportunities exist for Caladenia excelsa, and closure of the track was the most appropriate and viable option in this case, especially given its proximity to the project. Although the size of rehabilitation is small in comparison to the size of clearing, it is expected that the works will assist in enhancing and maintaining the environmental values of a much larger area of adjoining vegetation. Therefore the offset is also considered proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted.

Security arrangements:

Crown Reserve 8428 is the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park which is vested in the Conservation Commission of Western Australia and managed by the Department of Parks and Wildlife for conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Portion of Lot 301 on Plan 49920, Crown Reserve 8428

Approved offset area (ha): 0.08

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_8_-_Caves_Road_Shoulder_Widening_SLK_20.3-24.6_-_Clearing_and_Offset_areas.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset. Note: Approval to commence clearing for this project was granted on 14 September 2015, prior to approval of the offset proposal. An offset proposal was subsequently approved 5 May 2016.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal Main Roads Western Australia is to implement the document "Revegetation Management Plan – Reserve 8428 Track, Yallingup – October 2015 – Rev 1 (12/10/2015)", which includes, but is not limited to, the following actions: - closing access to the track using marri logs obtained from project clearing - spreading mulch over the track using material obtained from weed and dieback free sections of the project clearing - spot spraying of weeds - direct seeding of the track using 9 native species at a rate of 4 kilograms per hectare - annual monitoring of two random 3 meter by 2 meter quadrats to record species density, diversity, structure, vegetation composition and weed cover - infill planting and ongoing spot spraying of weeds as required Completion criteria are as follows: - density of 5000 stems per hectare - diversity of at least 3 species per quadrat - structure of 5-20% upper storey, 40-70% midstorey and 10-30% understorey - vegetation composition consistent with adjacent areas of the reserve - less than 10% weed cover - log barriers remain in place - no visible signs of vehicles bypassing track closures
Timeframe: - Track closure, site preparation and seeding to be undertaken by October 2016 - Monitoring and maintenance to occur up to October 2026 unless completion criteria met prior and handover to Department of Parks and Wildlife subsequently agreed
Timeframe (date): 2026-10-31
Complete: No

OFFSET 11

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 9 - Albany Highway - SLK 336.39 to 355.47 - Martagallup and Woogenellup passing lanes (decision date of 28 January 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $121,089 for the acquisition of 8.3 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 8.3

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_9_-_Albany_Hwy_Martagallup_and_Woogenellup_Passing_Lanes_-_Clearing_area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $121,089 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 8.3 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 8.3 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 12

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 10 - Donnybrook Kojonup Road - SLK 6 to 27.6 - widening (decision date of 14 April 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $279,584 for the acquisition of 10.5 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

With the funds provided a portion of Lot 4470 on Deposited Plan 29854, Karridale was purchased for conservation.

Lot 4470 is approximately 197.4 hectares in size and contains approximately 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation. The vegetation present comprises of 58.1 hectares of wetland vegetation and 56.4 hectares of upland remnant vegetation consisting of jarrah and marri.

The vegetation on Lot 4470 includes foraging and possibly nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. The vegetation on the property also includes suitable habitat for the western ringtail possum, and core habitat for another critically endangered fauna species. All three black cockatoo species and the western ringtail possum have been recorded on neighbouring properties within similar habitat.

The vegetation is considered to represent significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared with the wetland vegetation representing 6% of the remaining extent (less than 1000 ha) of the Glenarty Hills wet (Hw) vegetation complex. The vegetation is also considered to form ecological linkages with surrounding remnant vegetation including areas already reserved for conservation. It follows that the vegetation is considered to contain a high level of biodiversity.

The funds provided enabled 10.50 hectares of the 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation on Lot 4470 to be purchased. Offset Fund contributions received as a condition of the following clearing permits were also used to acquire Lot 4470:
- CPS 818/11 Margaret River Perimeter Road Stage 2 (2.61 hectares)
- CPS 6895/1 Wests Gravel Pit (35.85 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Pinjarra Williams Road Widening & Realignment SLK 13.8 to 21.5 (31.00 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Collie Lake King Rd Gibbs Siding Widening and Realignment SLK 86.3 to 91 (13.95hectares)
- CPS 818/6 South Coast Highway Manypeaks SLK 33.5 to 35 (11.40 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 South Coast Highway Cheynes West Section reconstruction and realignment SLK 39.9 to 44.5 (9.18 hectares)
Note: The offset boundary displayed in the map is that of the entire of Lot 4470.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.
Note: A portion of the funds provided remains unspent. Upon expenditure, further details will be published.

Security arrangements:

Lot 4470 will be owned and managed for conservation by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

LOT 4470 ON PLAN 29854, KARRIDALE

Approved offset area (ha): 10.5

Bioregion(s): Warren

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_10_-_Donnybrook_Kojonup_Rd_widening_SLK_6-27.6_-_Offset_area.pdf
Governance: Project_10_-_Donnybrook_Kojonup_Rd_widening_SLK_6-27.6_-_Clearing_area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO’s approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $279,584 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 10.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing and no later than 30 June 2016.
Timeframe (date): 2016-06-30
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 10.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 13

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 11 - South Coast Highway - SLK 39.9 to 44.5 - Cheynes West section realignment and reconstruction (decision date of 23 August 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $88,350 for the acquisition of 9.3 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

With the funds provided a portion of Lot 4470 on Deposited Plan 29854, Karridale was purchased for conservation.

Lot 4470 is approximately 197.4 hectares in size and contains approximately 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation. The vegetation present comprises of 58.1 hectares of wetland vegetation and 56.4 hectares of upland remnant vegetation consisting of jarrah and marri.

The vegetation on Lot 4470 includes foraging and possibly nesting habitat for Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo. The vegetation on the property also includes suitable habitat for the western ringtail possum, and core habitat for another critically endangered fauna species. All three black cockatoo species and the western ringtail possum have been recorded on neighbouring properties within similar habitat.

The vegetation is considered to represent significant remnant vegetation in an area that has been extensively cleared with the wetland vegetation representing 6% of the remaining extent (less than 1000 ha) of the Glenarty Hills wet (Hw) vegetation complex. The vegetation is also considered to form ecological linkages with surrounding remnant vegetation including areas already reserved for conservation. It follows that the vegetation is considered to contain a high level of biodiversity.

The funds provided enabled 9.18 hectares of the 114.5 hectares of remnant vegetation on Lot 4470 to be purchased. Offset Fund contributions received as a condition of the following clearing permits were also used to acquire Lot 4470:
- CPS 818/11 Margaret River Perimeter Road Stage 2 (2.61 hectares)
- CPS 6895/1 Wests Gravel Pit (35.85 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Donnybrook – Kojonup Road Widening SLK 6 to 27.6 (10.50 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Pinjarra Williams Road Widening & Realignment SLK 13.8 to 21.5 (31.00 hectares)
- CPS 818/12 Collie Lake King Rd Gibbs Siding Widening and Realignment SLK 86.3 to 91 (13.95hectares)
- CPS 818/6 South Coast Highway Manypeaks SLK 33.5 to 35 (11.40 hectares)

Note: The offset boundary displayed in the map is that of the entire of Lot 4470.

Security arrangements:

Lot 4470 will be owned and managed for conservation by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

LOT 4470 ON PLAN 29854, KARRIDALE

Approved offset area (ha): 9.3

Bioregion(s): Warren

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_11_-_South_Coast_Hwy_Cheynes_West_-_Offset_Area.pdf
Governance: Project_11_-_South_Coast_Hwy_Cheynes_West_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $88,350 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 9.3 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 9.3 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 14

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 12 - Narrogin Link Road Stage 3 North (decision date of 10 August 2016)

The approved offset involved the provision of funds for the acquisition of 4.8 hectares of native vegetation containing similar environmental values to those being lost through the approved clearing.

The size of the offset required was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

With the funds provided a total of 4.8 hectares of remnant native vegetation has been purchased. The vegetation occurs across five adjoining lots totaling 407.4 hectares, each entirely covered by remnant native vegetation. The difference of 402.6 hectares was funded through offset fund contributions received as a result of clearing permit conditions imposed on three other Main Roads Western Australia projects:
1. CPS 818/11 - Narrogin Link Road Stage 2 South - 5.8 hectares
2. CPS 818/11 - York Merredin Road - SLK 51 to 66 - widening and Dangin Mears Road intersection upgrade - 30.86 hectares
3. CPS 6800/1 - York Merredin Road - SLK 1.95 to 51 - widening - 365.94 hectares
Note: The offset area displayed in the map is that of the entire 407.4 hectares (i.e. all five lots).

Based on information obtained from a site inspection undertaken by Department of Environment Regulation officers, it is considered that the five lots contain the following environmental values:
- suitable foraging, nesting and roosting habitat for black cockatoos;
- suitable foraging and breeding habitat for red-tailed phascogale;
- approximately 278 hectares of vegetation representative of the threatened ecological community Eucalypt Woodlands of the Western Australian Wheatbelt; and
- vegetation significant as a remnant in an area that has been extensively cleared (the vegetation is mapped as Beard vegetation association 946 which retains approximately 19 per cent of its pre-European extent in the Avon Wheatbelt bioregion).

The majority of the vegetation is dominated by Eucalyptus wandoo and was considered to be in very good condition or better based on the Keighery (1994) scale. Large trees with hollows were observed regularly. Potential evidence of black cockatoo foraging on Banksia prionotes was also observed and black cockatoo calls were heard from nearby vegetation.

Given the above, the offset is considered to be relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the residual impacts of the project.

Note: A portion of the funds provided remains unspent. Upon expenditure, further details will be published.

Security arrangements:

The five lots purchased are now owned by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and will be managed for conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

LOT 144 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 116313, KOKEBY
LOT 35 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 116313, KOKEBY
LOT 137 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 84194, KOKEBY
LOT 7295 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 118907, BROOKTON
LOT 17802 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 84194, BROOKTON

Approved offset area (ha): 4.8

Bioregion(s): Avon Wheatbelt

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_12_-_Narrogin_Link_Road_Stage_3_North_-_Offset_Area.pdf
Governance: Project_12_-_Narrogin_Link_Road_Stage_3_North_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $69,792 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 4.8 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 4.8 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 15

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 13 - South Coast Highway - SLK 45.63 to 46.05 - Cheynes East section geotechnical works (decision date of 23 August 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $39,900 for the acquisition of 4.2 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 4.2

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_13_-_South_Coast_Hwy_Cheynes_East_geotech_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $39,900 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 4.2 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 4.2 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 16

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 14 - Brand Highway - SLK 51.2 to 77.5 - widening (decision date of 20 December 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $229,540 for the acquisition of 46 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 46.0

Bioregion(s): Swan Coastal Plain

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_14_-_Brand_Hwy_SLK_51-77__-Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $229,540 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 46 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 46 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 17

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 15 - South Coast Highway - SLK 44.5 to 46.3 - Cheynes East section intersection upgrade and realignment (decision date of 3 February 2017)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $211,990 for the acquisition of 43 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 43.0

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_15_-_South_Coast_Highway_Cheynes_East_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $211,990 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 43 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 43 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 18

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 16 - North West Coastal Highway - SLK 25.62 - Olsen Rd intersection upgrade (decision date of 9 December 2016)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $36,336 for the acquisition of 4.8 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 4.8

Bioregion(s): Geraldton Sandplains

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_16_-_North_West_Coastal_Hwy_Olsen_Rd_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $36,336 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 4.8 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 4.8 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 19

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 17 - Albany Highway - SLK 240.4 to 243.25 - Harold Road passing lane (decision date of 30 January 2017)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $82,530 for the acquisition of 10.5 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 10.5

Bioregion(s): Jarrah Forest

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_17_-_Albany_Hwy_Harold_Rd_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $82,530 to the Department of Environment Regulation for the purchase of 10.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Environment Regulation to purchase 10.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 20

Condition status: Current

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 18 - Albany Highway - SLK 310.5 to 311.2 - Rockwell Road safety improvements (decision date of 29 September 2017)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $51,504 for the acquisition of 8.7 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 8.7

Bioregion(s): Avon Wheatbelt

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project18_-_Albany_Hwy_Rockwell_Rd_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, Main Roads Western Australia is to provide funds of $51,504 to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation for the purchase of 8.7 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: No

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Water and Environmental Regulation to purchase 8.7 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 21

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 19 - Lake Grace Road - SLK 83.27 to 86.64 - Amelup section realignment (decision date of 21 September 2017)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $47,260 for the acquisition of 17 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 17.0

Bioregion(s): Esperance Plains, Mallee

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_19_-_Lake_Grace_Road_SLK_83.27-86.64_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder is to provide funds of $47,260 to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation for the purchase of 17 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Water and Environmental Regulation to purchase 17 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

OFFSET 22

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 20 - New Lord Street (decision date of 20 November 2017)

The offset involves the acquisition of 42 hectares of native vegetation considered to be in good to very good (Keighery 1994) condition that contains:
- Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo foraging habitat;
- Carnaby's cockatoo, Baudin's cockatoo and forest red-tailed black cockatoo potential nesting habitat; and
- 1.1 hectares mapped as a conservation category wetland.

The size of the offset was determined using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Security arrangements:

The offset site will be owned and managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions for conservation.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Portions of the following properties:
LOT 1262 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 253772, NIRIMBA
LOT 842 ON DEPOSITED PLAN 254075, NIRIMBA

Approved offset area (ha): 42.0

Bioregion(s): Swan Coastal Plain

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_20_-_New_Lord_Street_-_Offset_Area.pdf
Governance: Project_20_-_New_Lord_Street_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall fund the purchase of 42 hectares of suitable native vegetation across Lot 842 on Deposited Plan 254075 and Lot 1262 on Deposited Plan 253772, Nirimba.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

OFFSET 23

Condition status: Complete

Type(s): Land acquisition

Rationale:

PROJECT 21 - Indian Ocean Drive - SLK 52.49 to 65.83 (decision dates of 7 September 2017 and 4 May 2018)

The approved offset involves the provision of a monetary contribution of $370,370 for the acquisition of 38.5 hectares of remnant native vegetation for conservation that contains similar environmental values to that permitted to be cleared. The area to be acquired was calculated using the Commonwealth Offsets Assessment Guide.

Given the above, the offset is considered relevant and proportionate to the significance of the environmental values being impacted, counterbalancing the significant residual impacts of the clearing.

Note: Clearing of 7.25 hectares of native vegetation for the project was approved 7/9/17. An amendment to modify the footprint of one of the passing lanes and reduce the overall size of clearing to 7.15 hectares of native vegetation was approved 4 May 2018.

Security arrangements:

Once the offset is acquired, security arrangements will be published.

Governance arrangements:

Offset location:

Once the offset is acquired, location details will be published.

Approved offset area (ha): 38.5

Bioregion(s): Swan Coastal Plain

Delivery agent:

Document attachments:

Governance: Project_21_-_Indian_Ocean_Drive_-_Clearing_Area.pdf

CONDITION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Condition Milestone 1 - relates to permit condition 13(d) Once the Permit Holder has developed an offset proposal, the Permit Holder must provide that offset proposal to the CEO for the CEO's approval.
Timeframe: Prior to undertaking any clearing to which the offset is related, and prior to implementing the offset.
Complete: Yes

CONDITION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Condition Milestone 2 - relates to permit condition 13(f) The Permit Holder must implement the latest version of the offset proposal approved by the CEO.
Timeframe: For the term of the permit.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 1
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 1 - relates to Condition Milestone 2 In accordance with the approved offset proposal, the Permit Holder shall provide funds of $370,370 to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation for the purchase of 38.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe: Prior to clearing.
Complete: Yes

IMPLEMENTATION MILESTONE 2
Milestone: Implementation Milestone 2 - relates to Implementation Milestone 1 Department of Water and Environmental Regulation to purchase 38.5 hectares of suitable native vegetation.
Timeframe:
Complete: No

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