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Development Application part 2 Planning Report MCU13/0051

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    It will   provide certainty for coastal planning while the state govemment reviews and
    undertakes consultation     on the Queensland Coastal Plan including the State Planning

    Policy 3/11: Coastal Protection.

    The draft SPRP does not apply in         assessing this development application as it is not
    identified as any of the prescribed types of development applications set out under Part 2,
    Section 2.1 (1), namely;
        .     for   impact assessable development in           a   coastal   management district by
                                                                                                .
                                                                                                      an

              assessment manager
        .     considered   by the chief executive administering the Coastal Protection and
              Management Act 1995 as assessment manager in accordance with the
              Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009
        .     for development in a coastal management district by an agency with jurisdiction
              under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995
        .     for a master plan application.


    6.6       Regional Plan
    The proposed development falls within the south-east Queensland region which is covered
    under the South East Queensland Region.al Plan 2009-2031 (Regional Pian). The
    Regional Plan covers Noosa in the north, the New South Wales-Queensland border in the
    south, and Toowoomba in the west.

    The  Regional Plan allocates all land into one of three land use categories; Regional
    Landscape and Rural Production Area, Urban Footprint and Rural Living Area. These
    categories provide the spatial context for the regulatory provisions of the Regional Plan.
    The subject site falls within the Regional Landscape and Rural Production Area under the
    Regional Plan arid is not within the identified Urban Footprint boundaries.

    The   Regional Landscape and Rural Production Area identifies land with regional
    landscape, rural production or other non-urban values. It protects this land from
    inappropriate development, particularly urban or rural residential development.

    The proposed development is identified as an urban activity under the Regional Plan and
    is generally consistent with the development outcomes for urban activities outside the
    Urban     Footprint.   Division 2, Section 2.1, Table 2E of the SEQRP SPRP identifies the
    referral assessment criteria for Material Change of Use development outside the Urban
    Footprint where:

    1, A material change. of use ’for an industrial and commercial purpose having a GFA of no
    more than 750      m2 on the premises where    -




    (a)any incidental retail activity on the premises is no more than 50 m2; and
    (b)any associated outdoor area on the premises is no more than 1500 m2.

    The proposed facility is compliant with the provisions of the SPRP because the site:
    .   has a total footprint less than 750 m2
    .   will not trigger any incidental retail activity; and
    .   does not contain any outdoor areas on the premises.


    In addition, the facility will provide a service for community benefit without compromising
    the productive capacity of the site by supporting economy and employment’ provisions of
    the Sunshine Coast area identified by the Regional Plan as follows:
              ’The small rural hinterland centres and surrounding rural production           areas    will
              continue to play an important role in diversifying the Sunshine Coast’s economy
              and lifestyle. They will also support the long-term sustainability of rural areas. The




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