Mosman Biodiversity Conditions

55. A minimum of nine (9) street trees (5 x Tristaniopsis laurina and 4 x Banksia serrata) must be installed and maintained through establishment in keeping with Council’s Street Tree Master Plan. The street tree shall be planted at a minimum pot size of 75 litres on the Council verge in front of the subject property; the Tristaniopsis sp. to be planted on Esther Road frontage and the Banksia sp. to be planted on Raglan Street frontage. Written certification must be provided from the plant supplier that the trees comply with Australian Standard 2303:2018 Tree stock for landscape use. To ensure the street tree planting is adequately undertaken in an appropriate manner, a cash deposit or bank…

9. To assist with an assessment of claims for the refund of the security deposit over Council’s property, a dilapidation report must be submitted. The dilapidation report shall be submitted as a PDF in Adobe format or in A4 format. The report must document and provide photographs that clearly depict any existing damage to the road, kerb, gutter, footpath, driveways, street trees, street signs or any other Council assets in the vicinity of the development. Any damage not shown in this manner will be assumed to have been caused as a result of the site works undertaken and must either be rectified at the applicant’s expense or compensated by deduction from the security deposit. Dilapidation…

54. To reduce the potential for adverse amenity effects such as overshadowing, loss of views, and loss of plant diversity, Leighton Green Cypress Cupressocyparis leylandii or any of its cultivars, shall not be planted on the site for the life of the development. Further information on Leighton Green Cypress may be obtained from Council and are available on Council’s website. In the event of any inconsistency between this condition and the development application documents, this condition will prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. Street Tree

53. All street trees and trees on private property are protected under Chapter 2 'Vegetation in non rural areas' of State Environmental Planning Policy (Biodiversity and Conservation) 2021. Approval is granted for the removal of only those trees located within the area occupied by the approved works as detailed in this development consent. Requests for the removal (or pruning) of any other trees must be the subject of a separate permit granted by the Council. Leighton Green Cypress