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105 Burma Road, Pemberton 6260 (Certificate of Title 1712/774 Manjimup and the Western Australian Planning Commission, a structure plan may not be 2. Residential development shall accord with the development standards and density requirements of the R5 standards of State Planning Policy 7.3 Residential Design Codes Volume1 (R-Codes), irrespective of size, and shall be read in conjunction with Clause 3 below, in this regard, for the purposes of development and subdivision control. 3. Subdivision design is to be informed by the studies prepared under Clause 4. The subdivision layout should identify and provide suitable infrastructure (dual use paths, footpaths and/or roads) to ensure permeability for both pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles between the existing urban development and tourism enterprise site and the adjacent tourism site (Gloucester Tree). 4. Prior to any subdivision or development, the following is to be prepared and submitted to the Manjimup and/or relevant agencies— a. a bushfire management plan in accordance with State Planning Policy No. 3.7: Planning in Bushfire Prone Areas and Guidelines for planning in Bushfire Prone Areas; b. a local water management strategy or urban water management plan in consultation with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation; and

7 October 2022 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4883 Area No. c. a site and soil evaluation in accordance with the Government Sewerage Policy to the satisfaction of the Shire of Manjimup. d. a vegetation management plan to identify any vegetation on the site worthy of retention, including any potential habitat or foraging trees for threatened fauna species. The plan should identify protection measures to ensure such vegetation is not impacted by subdivisional or development works. 5. Conditions of subdivision may include— a. The preparation of an urban water management plan; b. Notification on title advising of the relevant on-site effluent disposal system, as determined by the site and soil evaluation; and c. Notification on title advising of the adjoining reserve activities including, but not limited to— • Prescribed burning • Aerial and ground bating with approved poisons to control introduced predators of native fauna as part of the Western Shield program. • Application of herbicides and other chemicals for weed and plant disease control; • Road construction and maintenance. As determined in consultation with the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.