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Town Planning Report (rec. 16.04.25) · MCU25/0042

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               services, drainage              stormwater
               or stormwater                   management design
               services, waste                 objectives outlined in
               management                      tables A and B
               facilities, or motor            (Appendix 2)
               sport facility; or         (3) Development in a water
           (b) Reconfiguration of              supply buffer area
               a lot to create five            avoids adverse impacts
               or more additional              on drinking water
               lots if any resultant           supply environmental
               lot is less than 16             values.
               hectares in size,
               and any of the lots
               created will rely on
               on-site wastewater
               treatment.
 State Interest – Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience
 A development application for a The following requirements are           The subject site is on the
 material change of use,             assessment benchmarks for the        following overlays:
 reconfiguring a lot or              development:
 operational works on land within: Erosion pone areas within a
      (1) Bushfire prone areas       coastal management district:             •    Bushfire hazard
      (2) Flood hazard areas              (1) Development does not            •    Landslide hazard
      (3) Landslide hazard areas               occur in an erosion
      (4) Storm tide inundation                prone area within a        Refer to assessment below.
           areas                               coastal management
      (5) Erosion prone area                   district unless the
                                               development cannot
                                               feasibly be located
                                               elsewhere and is:
                                               (a) Coastal-dependent
                                                    development; or
                                               (b) Temporary, readily
                                                    relocatable or able
                                                    to be abandoned
                                                    development; or
                                               (c) Essential community
                                                    infrastructure; or
                                               (d) Minor development
                                                    of an existing
                                                    permanent building
                                                    or structure that
                                                    cannot be
                                                    relocated or
                                                    abandoned.
                                          (2) Development permitted
                                               in (1) above, mitigates
                                               the risks to people and
                                               property to an
                                               acceptable or tolerable
                                               level.
                                     Bushfire, flood, landslide, storm
                                     tide inundation and erosion
                                     prone areas outside the coastal
                                     management district:
                                          (3) Development other than
                                               that assessed against
                                               (1) above, avoids
                                               natural hazard areas,
                                               or where it is not
                                               possible to avoid the
                                               natural hazard area,
                                               development mitigates



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