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2021-10-08 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 8 OCTOBER 2021
Community comment Proposed response
General – CHAP approach
better management of beach accesses for vehicles
and pedestrians.
Noosa North Shore
- CHAP needs clear and explicit statements of - The CHAP does not seek to impact on private
intent to protect property at NNS as is provided property entitlements or existing use rights and
for elsewhere in the LGA to allow property does not prevent private properties from
owners the right to protecting their own mitigating coastal hazard risks through
properties through approved engineering approved engineering solutions.
solutions. - The building codes and planning scheme set
- Council must not prevent property owners from the requirements for development and building
rebuilding or constructing their homes on their works.
properties. - The planning scheme provides for property
- There must be no ambiguity, uncertainty owners to retain and fill their properties subject
regarding security of tenure and urban zoning to Council approvals and this includes
entitlements now or in the future. demonstrating that the works will not impact on
- Allow residential property owners to fill to the natural values or increase the flood/inundation
same height above AHD as in Noosaville under risks to neighbouring properties.
homes and apply the same building codes into - The CHAP recommends maintaining the
the future. existing development requirements for this
- Allow residents to raise retaining wall crest locality, with no specific planning scheme
heights to above Q2100 through the building amendments intended arising from the CHAP.
code.
- Septic systems will be more exposed to Noosa North Shore is not serviced by reticulated
inundation and will affect the environment and sewerage and there are no current plans for
community. This is a priority for small residential sewerage services for the lower North Shore.
clusters of Noosa Drive, Wygani Drive and Individual properties rely on on-site effluent
possibly the Frying Plan area. disposal systems. Effluent disposal requirements
- Risk assessment tables in CHAP need to note are set out in the State’s Plumbing Regulations.
that infrastructure for septic/sewage requires There are no major problems with existing
risk mitigation due to high or very high risk arrangements, and Council carries out periodic
exposure. inspects of effluent systems. However,
investigations are needed to plan for future
inundation risks for effluent disposal in conjunction
with landowners and infrastructure providers.
The following proposed changes to the CHAP
have been made:
- Wording in the CHAP has been amended to
include the need to investigate and plan for
inundation risks to septic systems including
alternative future options for effluent disposal.
(Refer to Section 5 – Noosa North Shore for
changes).
- Council needs to plan ahead with its capital The CHAP seeks to “ensure road asset plans and
works program for local road maintenance to upgrades on Noosa North Shore appropriately
ensure that access remains above Q2100. consider periodic tidal inundation risks”. This will be
- Raising of sections of road, some drainage in carried out as part of Council’s capital works
part and some channelling is needed. planning. The mapping and modelling within the
CHAP will have a specific role in helping with this
road maintenance planning to ensure that road
access is maintained to an appropriate standard as
inundation hazards increase.
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