Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049

Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment                                                                                                         B-6
State Codes

                                                      Table B-2     State 8: Coastal development and tidal works

 State Code 8: Coastal Development
 Performance Outcomes                                       Acceptable Outcomes                               Code Compliance
 Development in the Erosion Prone Area
 PO1 Development does not occur in the erosion              No acceptable outcome is prescribed.              Complies - dredging works are considered to be
 prone area unless the development:                                                                           coastal dependent development that cannot be
 1.is one of the following types of development:                                                              located elsewhere.
 a. coastal-dependent development; or
 b. temporary, readily relocatable or able to be
 abandoned; or
 c. essential community infrastructure; or
 d. redevelopment of an existing permanent building
 or structure that cannot be relocated or abandoned;
 and
 2.cannot feasibly be located elsewhere.
 PO2 Development other than coastal protection              No acceptable outcome is prescribed.              Complies – the purpose of the dredging is to
 work:                                                                                                        minimise erosion currently occurring at Dog Beach.
 1.avoids impacting on coastal processes; and
 2.ensures that the protective function of landforms                                                          Whilst there may be an initial burying of some dead
 and vegetation is maintained.                                                                                trees at Dog Beach, the works will prevent long
                                                                                                              term erosion of Noosa Spit and the marine plants it
                                                                                                              supports, having a positive overall impact.
 Note: In considering reconfiguring lot applications,
 the state may require land in the erosion prone area
 to be surrendered to the State for coastal
 management purposes under the Coastal
 Protection and Management Act 1995. Where the
 planning chief executive receives a copy of a land
 surrender requirement or proposed land surrender
 notice under the Coastal Protection and
 Management Act 1995, this must be considered in
 assessing the application.




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