Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report_REVA

TfA Project Group Pty Ltd                                              Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report


4. STATE GOVERNMENT PROVISIONS AND ASSESSMENT


     4.1. Single State Planning Policy


The single State Planning Policy (SPP) is a statutory instrument developed by the State government under the
Sustainable Planning Act, 2009 on matters of State interest in land use planning and development. Where a particular
SPP provision is not incorporated within a local government planning scheme, and where the relevant trigger for the SPP
applies, the proposed development must satisfy the relevant provisions of the SPP. In relation to development
assessment, the Part E of the SPP discusses ‘Interim development assessment requirements’.


The table below provides a list of the interim development assessment requirements which have been prepared under
Part E of the SPP with a corresponding section providing justification as to whether the particular requirement is
applicable to the subject development application.


                                  Table 2: Interim development assessment requirements
Requirement                 Applicability
Mining and extractive       Not Applicable
resources                   The subject development application will not have any impact on areas designated for
                            mining or extractive resources.
Biodiversity                Not Applicable
                            The subject site is not affected by Biodiversity.

Coastal Environment         Not applicable
                            The subject site is not located in a coastal management district.
Water Quality               Not Applicable
                            The developable area is less than 2,500 square metres.
                            Not Applicable
                            The proposed site is not identified as being constrained by potential or actual acid sulfate
                            soils as per council’s overlay maps.
Emissions and               Not Applicable
hazardous activities        The proposed development is not a sensitive land use.
Natural hazards             Applicable
                            The subject site is located in the flood hazard area. Refer to the assessment
                            requirements under 4.1.1 below.
State transport             Not Applicable
infrastructure              The subject site is not located within 400metres of a current or known future public
                            passenger transport facility.
Strategic airports and      Not Applicable
aviation facilities         The proposed material change of use development is not located within the assessable
                            boundaries of a strategic airport.




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