Documents Regarding Biobanking For Agreements 120 And 274 - EPBC 2015/7627.

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Maxma Developments Pty Ltd retired 81 biodiversity credits on 1 October 2020 under NSW BioBanking agreements 120 and 274 to satisfy obligations relating to Statement ID 25. The retired credits comprised 38 ecosystem credits across two agreements covering Cumberland Plain grassy woodlands (Forest Red Gum-Rough-barked Apple and Grey Box-Forest Red Gum vegetation types) in the Cumberland-Hawkesbury/Nepean subregion, each with patch sizes exceeding 100 hectares and 31-70% surrounding native vegetation, plus 16 species credits for Cumberland Plain Land Snail (Meridolum corneovirens) under agreement 378. The credits were generated under the NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 BioBanking scheme and documented in the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage credit retirement report. No conflict between scientific assessment and regulatory