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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Changes made to the draft scheme since 11 December 2019
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Special Meeting Agenda 16 July 2020 - Item 1 - Attachment 1
ATTACHMENT 1 - EDITS MADE SINCE DECEMBER 2019 – AS A RESULT OF 2ND STATE INTEREST REVIEW
In response to the 2nd State Interest review, the following changes were made to the draft scheme adopted by Council in December 2019. These include corrections and
improvements for usability as well as changes specifically requested by DSDMIP. An outline of all edits undertaken and explanation for each is included in the table below.
Source of Section Change Explanation
Change
QA Review Part 1.2.1 listing of Zones and (v) Gateway West Makers Precinct added to the list of precincts under Low Impact The new precinct was
Precincts within the scheme Industry Zone in both parts. added into the
and scheme before
Part 6.2 listing of Zone Codes second consultation
period but was not
added into the listing
of precincts. This is
just an editorial
correction.
Ministerial Part 1.6 Building work regulated Table 1.6.1 Building assessment provisions are amended to include the Medium density For consistency with
Condition under the planning scheme residential zone code, High density residential zone code and Tourist accommodation the Planning Act
zone code as alternative provisions to the Queensland Development Code. 2016 (Section
43(5)(b)) and the
Planning Regulation
2017 (Schedule 6))
Ministerial Part 2.1 State Planning Policy Changes are made to qualify State Planning Policy (July 2017) Natural hazards, risk and This reflects that
Condition resilience - coastal hazards is appropriately integrated in part only State Planning Policy
and Natural Hazards, risk
The following new editor’s note is also added to both part 2.1.1 and part 8.2.4.1: and resilience is only
Part 8.2.4.1 Coastal Hazard and part integrated until
Scenic Amenity Overlay Code Editor’s Note – Development in the erosion prone area, as shown on the SPP interactive completion of the
mapping system, will be subject to assessment against the assessment benchmarks – Coastal Hazards
natural hazards, risk and resilience within the SPP. Adaptation Plan and
subsequent
amendment. The SPP
still applies to
development.
Proponents will still
need to check SPP
maps.
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