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P&E Agenda
7 June 2016
Item 5, Page 57
Agriculture and Agricultural
Land in Noosa Shire
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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary................................................................................................................5
2. Introduction & Context ...........................................................................................................7
2.1 Previous Planning Study .............................................................................................7
2.2 Planning Scheme Review ...........................................................................................7
3. Agriculture in Noosa Shire ....................................................................................................8
3.1 Historical Production ...................................................................................................8
3.2 Current Production......................................................................................................8
3.3 Contribution to the Local Economy .............................................................................8
3.4 Land Investment .........................................................................................................9
3.5 Social Trends ..............................................................................................................9
3.6 Networks ...................................................................................................................10
3.7 Opportunities and Constraints for Agriculture ...........................................................10
3.7.1 Climatic Considerations.................................................................................................. 10
3.7.2 Land Management ......................................................................................................... 11
3.7.3 Land Area ....................................................................................................................... 11
3.7.4 Protein Production Chain ............................................................................................... 12
4. State Policy Context .............................................................................................................13
5. Land Evaluation Schemes ...................................................................................................23
5.1 Early 1990s ...............................................................................................................23
5.2 Previous Noosa Planning Studies ............................................................................23
5.3 Queensland Government Evaluations ......................................................................28
6. Queensland Agricultural Land Audit ..................................................................................33
6.1 Current Agriculture ....................................................................................................33
6.2 Potential Agriculture..................................................................................................34
7. Size & Number of Rural Lots in Noosa Shire .....................................................................37
7.1 Minimum Lot Sizes ...................................................................................................37
7.2 Current Pattern of Lot Sizes .....................................................................................37
8. Competing Values ................................................................................................................41
8.1 Biodiversity & Nature Conservation ..........................................................................41
8.2 Water Supply Catchment ..........................................................................................41
8.3 Lifestyle Blocks and Rural Amenity ..........................................................................42
8.4 Non-rural Businesses ...............................................................................................43
8.5 Tourism and Outdoor Recreation .............................................................................43
8.6 Extractive Industries .................................................................................................43
8.7 Renewable Energy Farms and Carbon Offsets ........................................................44
9. Complementary Activity, Value Adding & Dependencies .................................................46
10. The Future of Agriculture in Noosa and the Broader Region ...........................................47
11. Recommendations for the Planning Scheme ....................................................................49
11.1 Strategic Component ................................................................................................49
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11.2 Zones ........................................................................................................................50
11.3 Agricultural Land Overlay .........................................................................................51
11.4 Agricultural Land Uses ..............................................................................................54
11.5 Tables of Assessment ..............................................................................................54
11.6 Subdivision of Land ..................................................................................................55
Appendix A – History of Agriculture in Noosa Shire ..................................................................56
Pastures..................................................................................................................................56
Crops ..................................................................................................................................56
Forestry ..................................................................................................................................57
Appendix B - Agricultural Land Uses ..........................................................................................58
Land use survey conducted by Country Noosa in August 2015. ............................................58
Appendix C - Property Sales Review ...........................................................................................64
Appendix D - Nationwide Social Trending for Agriculture .........................................................65
Appendix E – History of Significant Planning Provisions Relevant to Agriculture .................66
State Planning Policy 1/92 Development and the Conservation of Agricultural Land ............66
Local Planning Policies ...........................................................................................................66
Planning Guidelines: Separating Agricultural and Residential Land Uses .............................68
1997 Strategic Plan ................................................................................................................68
Vegetation Management Act 1999 .........................................................................................69
The Noosa Plan 2006 .............................................................................................................69
SEQ Regional Plan .................................................................................................................69
Rural Futures Strategy for South East Queensland 2009 ......................................................70
Sunshine Coast Rural Background Studies............................................................................70
Strategic Cropping Land and Regional Planning Interests .....................................................71
Appendix F - Rural Land Use Definitions from Queensland Planning Provisions ..................74
REFERENCES ................................................................................................................................77
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1. Executive Summary
Historically, Noosa Shire was founded on an agricultural economy. Timber, beef and dairy cattle,
as well as vegetable and tree crops, have all contributed significantly to the economy, the
landscape and the local heritage.
Today the economic role played by agriculture has decreased. In part this can be accounted to
significant changes within agricultural industries such as the closure of butter factories,
deregulation of the dairy industry, closure of timber mills and sugar mill. However the nature of
agricultural production has also evolved and the focus in peri-urban areas like Noosa is
increasingly on smaller, niche or boutique agribusinesses, many of which include value adding and
complementary activities. Landholders put considerable effort into resource management and
regenerative practices with considerable support and information available from local and on-line
networks.
Consumer expectations are also shifting with an increasing number of people willing to pay a
premium for locally produced fresh foods including organic fruit and vegetables and free range or
pasture fed meat products.
Noosa’s Local Economic Plan has identified Rural Enterprise as a priority sector moving forward.
It suggests that Noosa is already well known for food with a growing number of boutique
producers. The increasing demand for clean, green sustainably produced local food and
beverages would suggest there are opportunities to build on the local agriculture sector and
establish a premier food and beverage brand.
The attractiveness of the Noosa hinterland has led to it accommodating an increasing number of
residents drawn to the rural lifestyle but with no farming interest. The biodiversity values of the
hinterland are greatly appreciated and clearing of bushland for new pastures or orchards is
generally unsupported, especially considering there are already many underutilised cleared
properties.
Population growth as well as differing values can lead to conflicts within the rural setting and
careful planning is required to protect the rights of primary producers while preserving the amenity
and biodiversity of the hinterland. Likewise intensive rural pursuits have the potential to diminish
the lifestyle expected by residents of the hinterland.
Since the early 1990s various pieces of state and local planning regulation have sought to protect
the agricultural industry and particularly protect agricultural lands or other resources on which
agriculture depends.
The purpose of this study is to examine the context and role of agricultural uses in Noosa Shire
and to establish their potential significance for the Shire’s future. It examines the capacity of rural
lands to support agricultural production and the extent to which land should be protected for that
purpose and activities encouraged.
This report specifically brings forward recommendations for the next planning scheme.
The Strategic component of the planning scheme should acknowledge the value of agriculture to
the Noosa Shire, not just in terms of production but in terms of heritage and amenity. It should
reinforce the sentiment of the State Planning Policy in protecting the long term agricultural capacity
of the hinterland and particularly good quality agricultural lands. However the strategic framework
must also acknowledge other values within the hinterland, for instance the importance of
biodiversity, landscape and ecosystems.
The clean, green credentials of the Noosa brand dictate that farming enterprises, particularly food
production should take a more environmentally sustainable and potentially boutique approach to
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farming. Agriculture which is less reliant on fertilizers, pesticides and other chemicals is therefore
preferred. Statements should explain what is expected of rural enterprises in terms of their impact
on the environment including the land, water and air. For instance, the planning scheme should be
supportive of pasture fed and free range livestock and high value organic crops.
Mapping within the scheme should clearly delineate an urban footprint or boundary for urban
growth and development. Urban uses with no association to primary production should be avoided
outside of this boundary. The hinterland towns and villages are well serviced and make logical
locations for value chain industries and service industries that support agriculture and food
production.
An overlay should be applied to show lands that are to be reserved for agricultural to the general
exclusion of any development that would fragment, alienate or result in loss or diminished
productive capacity of agricultural land. This mapping should be based on the State’s Agricultural
Land Classification Class A or Class B but be further refined to reflect local circumstances,
removing lands that are either already committed to other purposes or lands which are more
important for other purposes such as biodiversity and waterway protection.
Land use zones, supported by desired outcomes should explain the intention for land and the uses
and development that would be supported thereon. Ideally it would be clear where the preferred
dominant land use is for agricultural pursuits or associated rural enterprises as opposed to rural
living or conservation purpose.
Subject to the agreement of land owners, Council might consider using a land use zone such as
“environmental management” rather than rural where the intent is to protect bushland or enhance
wildlife habitat rather than carrying out farming.
It is suggested that the new planning scheme adopt as best as practicable standard definitions
consistent throughout Queensland through the planning reform process. These might be modified
slightly if necessary for local circumstances.
On rural properties (including rural residential properties) over a certain size, non-intensive
agricultural pursuits should be allowed without being subject to planning approval. More intensive
agricultural uses should have an appropriate level of assessment applied but industrial farming
uses which are not in keeping with the expectations of the Noosa community such as feedlots,
intensive piggeries and intensive broiler sheds or battery cage egg production should be avoided in
Noosa Shire and clearly identified as inconsistent with the scheme.
Opportunities should be provided for complementary land uses that support the viability of
agriculture and do not alienate or diminish agricultural productivity on the same or surrounding
lands. Priority sectors that could successfully co-exist with agriculture include certain health and
wellness uses, rural or nature based tourism, creative industries and environmental industries.
Low impact home based businesses or home-hosted visitor accommodation in particular should be
allowed without needing planning approval.
The creation of new allotments outside the urban footprint and the rural living areas should
continue to be tightly limited and the minimum lot sizes be enforced to enable continued
agricultural viability and a range of farming options long term, whether it is good quality soils or not.
The only exception to the minimum lot size should be made where a portion of land is being
excised for conservation purposes and transferred to public ownership.
There is a sufficient supply of small to medium sized rural properties and there would seem to be
no reason to reduce the minimum lot size from 100 hectares as has been the case for over 10
years.
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2. Introduction & Context
2.1 Previous Planning Study
In the past Noosa Council endorsed a planning study prepared by the Town Planning Department
in 1995, called “Agriculture & Agricultural Land in Noosa Shire”. This report examined agriculture in
the Shire and provided an assessment of the Shire’s land resources based on a number of data
sources and with the assistance of the Department of Primary Industries.
The 1995 report found that agriculture contributed to the Shire in economic, cultural heritage, visual
amenity, lifestyle and character terms. It suggested that Noosa Shire could have an agriculturally
productive future, based on more specialised activities conducted on a smaller scale, instead of in
the traditional farming areas. Specifically the report identified two significant agricultural growth
activities being sugar cane and farm forestry.
The report led to the protection of good quality agricultural land in the 1997 Strategic Plan.
Many factors over the last two decades have changed the agricultural landscape and momentum
in Noosa Shire in a way not predicted in the 1995 study. These include the closure of two timber
mills at Cooroy, the closure of Moreton (sugar) Mill at Nambour, deregulation of the dairy industry
and the high demand (and consequentially high cost) of rural land for lifestyle purposes.
With the preparation of a new planning scheme commencing it is timely to review the earlier report
and particularly concentrates on changes in the agricultural sector since the 1990s. This report will
not repeat aspects of soil analysis or pedology, as it is unlikely to reveal different results than the
earlier studies.
2.2 Planning Scheme Review
The 2006 Noosa Planning Scheme had a horizon year of 2015. While it has been amended a few
times already it is due for comprehensive review and replacement. The 2006 scheme was
prepared under the Integrated Planning Act and the Sustainable Planning Act has now been in
place since 2009. New planning legislation is now anticipated before the end of 2016.
In 2016 Council will commence work on a new Planning Scheme for Noosa Shire. Through this
process Council will need to give consideration to how it identifies and treats agricultural lands and
facilitates agriculture. The planning scheme could encourage certain forms of agriculture while
specifying forms that are not considered appropriate. Rural land owners, residents and proponents
will expect clarity and transparency in the regulatory / policy framework to guide investment and
lifestyle decisions.
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3. Agriculture in Noosa Shire
3.1 Historical Production
Historically, Noosa Shire’s economy was founded on an agricultural base, with timber, beef cattle
and dairying comprising major industries in the area, followed by significant fruit and vegetable
production. Appendix A provides detail of the agricultural history of the Shire. More recently
traditional agriculture has decreased but emerging boutique or niche farming has gained some
momentum with particular interest in “regenerative farming”1.
3.2 Current Production
Today local agricultural operations are small scale but diverse. A survey of the Noosa hinterland
reveals that land is being used for the farming of:
Beef cattle Poultry Pigs
Goats Fish & Crayfish Horses
Lettuce Culinary herbs Garlic
Ginger Vegetables Macadamia nuts
Bananas Tomatoes Citrus fruits
Avocados Olives Bush tucker and rainforest foods
Custard apples Nashi pears
Provided as Appendix B are maps indicating where land is accommodating agriculture2. There
were 238 properties found to be used for beef cattle, 47 used for horticulture and at least 70
containing horses3.
There are over 200 properties throughout Noosa Shire which are identified within the rates system
as being used for agriculture, a majority of these for cattle grazing (including breeding or
fattening)4. It is unlikely these figures remain an accurate representation of land use.
3.3 Contribution to the Local Economy
According to the 2015 Noosa Economic Profile prepared by AEC Group5, the Agriculture, Forestry
and Fishing Sector makes a minimal contribution to the Shire’s economy in terms of both
employment and finances. As a sector it is comparatively under-represented and with negative
growth. Local employment in this sector reduced by 74 jobs in the 2006-2011 period accounting for
1.2% of Noosa jobs in 2011 (compared to 2.7% for the State). For the former Statistical Local Area
of “Noosa Hinterland” which excludes all the coastal urban communities, the percentage was still
just 3.4%.
Average weekly incomes for this sector are lower than most other sectors represented locally and
the Industry Value Added figure is less than 1%.
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Regenerative agriculture is generally a form of organic farming designed to build soil health or to
regenerate unhealthy soils. It involves techniques aimed at restoring landscape function and deliver
outcomes that include sustainable production, an improved natural resource base, healthy nutrient cycling,
increased biodiversity and enhanced resilience.
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Survey work done by Country Noosa through second quarter of 2015
3
It’s recognised that only a fraction of the properties accommodating horses have any form of income
generated through an equine business.
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If all or part of a property is used solely for the business of primary production (agriculture, pasturage or
dairy farming), the land owner may seek a primary production exemption for the purpose of land tax and
Council rates.
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Noosa Economic Profile dated July 2015 prepared by AEC Group
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At June 2014 there were 286 local businesses of the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Sector. Of
these:
• 232 were non-employing;
• 39 employed between 1 and 4 people;
• 12 employed 5 - 19 people; and
• 3 employed 20-199 people.
The value of a scenic rural landscape including cattle and fruit trees to the tourism sector is
unmeasured but possibly quite significant.
3.4 Land Investment
Property values in Noosa hinterland are considerably higher than regional areas further to the
north and west and land purchase is unachievable for many, particularly younger people.
Land values are influenced by proximity to services and attractions, lifestyle opportunities
available, views and amenity and the style of houses on the block. The more affordable locations
were generally around Federal, Kin Kin, Cootharaba and Cooran. Lake Macdonald, Mt Cooroy and
Ridgewood are generally the more expensive locations.
Appendix C includes a summary of data from property sales between 1 January 2014 and 31
December 2015. As might be expected it revealed that the largest properties (40 hectares and
over) were at the lowest per-hectare cost but still averaging over $9,000/hectare. Medium sized
blocks (between 10 hectares and 40 hectares) increased in per-hectare cost, averaging over
$42,000/hectare. Anything less than 10 hectares in area is significantly affected by the style and
size of the house and other improvements on site. The average price per hectare for blocks
between 5 and 10 hectares was over $88,000 /hectare. Even vacant blocks can be quite
expensive.
3.5 Social Trends
According to the 2011 census a total of 340 employed persons 15 years and over, residing in
Noosa Shire were employed in the industry sector of “Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing”. This
represented less than 1.7% of the local workforce. Fifteen years earlier the 1996 census data
suggest there were 555 persons in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector which represented
over 3.9%. Therefore there has been a fall in numbers and proportion of people employed in
agriculture, forestry and fishing.
In 1996 just over 45% of the 555 persons employed in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector
were aged between 35 and 54 years while just over 30% were 55 years and over. Less than 24%
were 34 years or younger. By the 2011 census the proportion between the ages of 35 and 54
dropped slightly to 43.53% the proportion 55 years and over rose to 45%, while the proportion 34
years and younger dropped to 11.47%. Noticeably in 2011 over 18% were over 65 years and 8
people of between 75 and 84 years stated they were still employed in the sector.
At both census counts the male to female employees within this sector was roughly two thirds male
to one third female.
In 2011, of those employed in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector, 169 people identified
themselves as a manager and 102 people identified as a labourer. Smaller numbers of people
identified as having other occupations for example technicians & trade workers (21) and
professionals (18).
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Further detail on national social trends for the agricultural sector are provided in Appendix D of
this report.
3.6 Networks
A major development since the 1995 planning study has been the ability for farmers or prospective
farmers to access information on essentially any plant or animal including necessary growing
conditions, trouble shooting and potential markets very quickly through the internet and there is no
shortage of government and private research sites on agriculture, specific to Queensland or at
least Australian conditions. The internet also provides the most accessible platform for linking
suppliers with markets and educating consumers about local products.
Country Noosa, established in 2014 is a community group aimed at promoting agriculture,
horticulture and other rural enterprises in the Noosa Shire and its surroundings. It runs workshops
and field days and connects interested people. One of the services it is offering is connecting
landholders with people wanting access to land for such purposes as agistment and crop growing.
Noosa & District Landcare, established in 1991, is another well-established organisation committed
to achieving long term environmental outcomes through improved land management practices and
assistance with land restoration.
Both Gympie and Sunshine Coast Regional Councils support showcasing networks of regional
produce including directories of local food producers/growers. Gympie Gold Regional Produce has
an interactive regional food trail map detailing produce and visitor experiences available. Seasons
of the Sun directory includes a few producers within Noosa Shire but generally secondary
producers rather than farmers. Additionally, Local Harvest: The Sunshine Coast Regional Food
Directory is a private directory of producers and growers and includes listings from within Noosa
Shire.
Noosa Farmers Market website includes a directory of traders and Noosa Food Etrail provides
suggestions for discovering local produce while exploring the region, however only a small portion
are agricultural businesses from within Noosa Shire.
3.7 Opportunities and Constraints for Agriculture
3.7.1 Climatic Considerations
Noosa has a subtropical climate highly suitable for agriculture. It has warm to hot, humid summers
with mild winters. Frosts are particularly rare. Rainfall is relatively plentiful and can be received in
all months of the year but peaks between mid-summer and early autumn. On occasion severe
storm events occur with localised flooding.
Given these characteristics much of Noosa’s hinterland is suitable for grazing pastures and parts of
it are also suitable for horticulture. In particular the landscape and conditions are suitable for
subtropical fruits and there is opportunity to target harvest windows earlier or later than peak
supplies from northern areas. Similarly, low chill stone fruit could be produced out of season to
more traditional growing districts to the south.
In 2010 Sunshine Coast Regional Council released a Strategy containing climate change
predictions for the region6. In broad terms this predicted the following between now and the year
2100:
Fewer cold days and more hot days with associated shifts in annual and seasonal means
and extremes;
A decline in average annual rainfall volumes;
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Sunshine Coast Climate Change and Peak Oil Strategy 2010-2020, Chapter 2.
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Seasonal shift with rainfall increasing in winter but decreasing in other seasons;
More intense rainfall events with increased potential for flooding
An increase in the number of severe storm events
An increased risk of large hail storms
More frequent and longer lasting droughts
Increased risk of bushfire
While this poses obvious threats to sustainable agriculture it may also present opportunities. For
instance it might improve the local prospects for production of tropical fruits that have traditionally
been grown further to the north.
3.7.2 Land Management
While agricultural activities have some level of impact on the natural resources relied upon for their
production, contemporary farming practices generally seek to minimise these impacts and advance
sustainability of the resource base. This means that where appropriate native vegetation is
retained, water resources are well managed, soils are protected from degradation and loss, and
the use of fertilisers, pesticides and other chemicals are minimised wherever possible.
Agriculture that relies on agricultural soils requires that the soil has suitable fertility, structure, water
holding capacity, drainage capacity, and sufficient depth. Some areas such as steep slopes may
be too erosion prone to sustain horticulture and are better left vegetated.
Horticulture production is generally limited to land where soil depth, structure and fertility are
suitable for cultivation of horticultural crops and the reliable source of irrigation water is available.
Annual crops such as vegetables and many cut flowers require soils suitable for regular cultivation.
Orchard developments (e.g. fruit or nut trees or olives) are suitable for a wider range of sites and
soil types including slopes.
Vegetation management is a critical component of sustainable agriculture, particularly in its
contribution to biodiversity, protection of soils and management of water tables. Ideally farmers will
locate farming production on the most suitable parts of their property while retaining native
vegetation on parts best suited for conservation.
There are numerous examples within the Shire where commercial agriculture occurs on a site also
registered as Land for Wildlife or with a Voluntary Conservation Agreement over parts of the site
with fencing separating cattle from bushland or wetlands.
Local assistance is available on optimum land management practices. As mentioned earlier,
Noosa & District Landcare works with landowners in areas of horticulture, vegetation management
and ecosystem restoration.
3.7.3 Land Area
The historical fragmentation of the rural areas has created a large number of smaller properties
which effectively rule out some uses but facilitate others. Various produce such as ginger,
strawberries, hydroponic vegetables and cut flowers can be grown quite profitably on small lots.
Traditional Queensland cattle grazing relies on very large land areas however case studies have
shown successful models of rearing smaller numbers of pasture fed beef cattle. This “boutique”
beef is increasingly popular with consumers and the local restaurant industry would potentially be
an ideal market.
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The Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning in 2012
acknowledged the typical minimum area required for a commercially viable dairy operation is about
100 hectares, with a trend toward increasing farm size7.
3.7.4 Protein Production Chain
The Queensland dairy industry is so tightly controlled by the limitations of existing milk quotas the
establishment of new commercial dairies is most unlikely unless it was for a value-add product
other than domestic milk supply.
Country Noosa recently commissioned research into the local beef industry with a view to
increasing sustainable production from grazing lands (both existing and under-utilised land
resources)8. This research found that a majority of locally produced beef is meeting the growing
consumer preference for relatively chemical free pasture-fed meat and that opportunity existed to
develop a local beef production system focussed on the local/regional food market.
Opportunities also exist for free range poultry, pig farming and aquaculture assuming the scale is
appropriate for its setting and the production chain is in place.
Given the strict guidelines necessary for meat processing, it is not legal for primary producers to
process their own meat for sale. Accredited meat processing operations are complex and
represent substantial investment. The nearest meat processing plant taking beef cattle is in
Gympie however there is nowhere in the vicinity of Noosa that processes pigs.
It is unlikely that individual producers could meet the accreditation requirements for commercial
slaughtering and processing on-farm and nor would it be feasible to meet these standards with a
mobile operation. Additionally the various infrastructure and locational requirements for such
operations make them difficult to locate. Criteria would include convenient access to the highway,
reticulated water and a buffer distance from sensitive environments (such as waterways) and
urban settlement.
There is considerable distinction in facilities for poultry compared to larger meat animals and it
would be most unlikely one plant could achieve accreditation for both.
Intensive animal husbandry, such as high density poultry farms, feedlots and piggeries have
repeatedly been opposed by the Noosa community. It is unlikely that such uses would be
supported in Noosa Shire given the focus on lifestyle and environmental sustainability.
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Mary Valley Economic Development Strategy addresses the dairy industry in some detail.
8
Dr Brian Stockwell, Watershed Australia (2015) Noosa Beef & Local Food System Research: Project
Report & Action Plan
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4. State Policy Context
Since 1992 various State regulations and policies have sought the protection of good quality
agricultural land and prevented the fragmentation of rural landscapes. In addition remnant
vegetation has been protected and increased protection afforded to waterways and wetlands.
In response Noosa’s planning schemes, past and present have nominated agricultural land
resources to be protected, have removed opportunity to subdivide rural lands, have mapped
biodiversity values and have ensured urban land uses are inconsistent in rural areas.
A detailed chronology of State and Local regulation of specific relevance to agriculture and rural
lands is provided within Appendix E.
This evolution of policy has undoubtedly curbed the development momentum not only on Noosa’s
hinterland but on the rural lands and natural landscapes of South East Queensland and the whole
State.
The introduction of the South East Queensland Regional Plan in 2005 had a particularly significant
impact on containing population growth to designated urban footprints, rural living areas and
nominated rural villages while protecting regional landscapes and rural production areas from
further subdivision and inappropriate land uses.
Looking forward, in reviewing its policy framework and preparing a new planning scheme, Council
should advance various State Interests and Plan Making Policies as set out in the State Planning
Policy of 2014.
The state’s interest in planning for agriculture is to:
• reduce the potential for conflict between agricultural land and other uses;
• protect resources from inappropriate development;
• minimise encroachment to ensure viable tracts of agricultural land are maintained; and
• improve opportunities for increased agricultural investment, production and diversification.
The State Interest for Agriculture and its relationship to planning schemes is further detailed in the
shaded box on the following page.
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Planning protects the resources on which agriculture depends and supports the long-term
viability and growth of the agricultural sector.
In making or amending a planning scheme and designating land for community infrastructure, the planning
scheme is to appropriately reflect the State interest by:
(1) considering the strategic economic significance of important agricultural areas by promoting and
optimising agricultural development opportunities and enabling increased agricultural production in
these areas, and
(2) protecting Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) Class A and Class B land for sustainable
agricultural use by:
(a) avoiding fragmentation of ALC Class A or Class B land into lot sizes inconsistent with the
current or potential use of the land for agriculture, and
(b) avoiding locating non-agricultural development on or adjacent to ALC Class A or Class B
land, and
(c) maintaining or enhancing land condition and the biophysical resources underpinning ALC
Class A or Class B land, and
(3) protecting fisheries resources from development that compromises long-term fisheries productivity
and accessibility, and
(4) facilitating growth in agricultural production and a strong agriculture industry by:
(a) considering the value and suitability of land for current or potential agricultural uses when
making land use decisions, and
(b) considering the planning needs of hard-to-locate intensive agricultural land uses, such as
intensive animal industries and intensive horticulture, and
(c) locating new development (such as sensitive land uses or land uses that have biosecurity
risks for agriculture) in areas that minimise potential for conflict with existing agricultural uses
through the provision of adequate separation areas or other measures, and
(d) considering model levels of assessment and including agriculture development codes (or
similar development assessment requirements), and
(e) facilitating opportunities for mutually beneficial co-existence with development that is
complementary to agriculture and other non-agricultural uses that do not diminish
agricultural productivity, and
(f) considering the infrastructure and services necessary to support a strong agriculture industry
and associated agricultural supply chains, and
(g) protecting the stock route network from development (both on the stock route and adjacent)
that would compromise the network’s primary use or capacity for stock movement and other
values (conservation, recreational).
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The State has released guidelines, including model codes, to assist Local Governments with
integrating the state interest into planning schemes. The State Planning Policy Interactive
Mapping Tool9 shows areas to be protected:
Important Agricultural Areas are defined as “land that has all of the requirements for
agriculture to be successful and sustainable, is part of a critical mass of land with similar
characteristics and, is strategically significant to the region or the state”. A representation
of the Important Agricultural Land Areas in Noosa is provided on Map 1. It includes land in
the southern part of Noosa Shire around Black Mountain, Ridgewood and Doonan as well
as a small number of properties to the north west of Kin Kin.
Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) – Class A and Class B in Noosa is also included on
Map 1. It includes much of Noosa Shire and is discussed further in Section 5 of this study.
As shown on Map 2 there is some disparity between the extent of the ALC – Class A and Class B
and the part of Noosa Shire traditionally considered good quality agricultural land (currently
mapped as Agricultural Land Conservation Area in the planning scheme). Of more concern
however are overlaps with:
• areas of remnant vegetation requiring protection for biodiversity values such those mapped
in the planning scheme as Environment Protection, Environment Enhancement or Riparian
Buffer (refer Map 3) where clearing of land for farming practices would not be supported
• areas requiring protection for water quality where agriculture is assessable development
and must meet Seqwater Development Guidelines: Development Guidelines for Water
Quality Management in Drinking Water Catchments (refer Map 4)
• land already committed to other purposes such as land within the Urban Footprint, Rural
Living Area or already developed for rural residential purposes (refer Map 5).
Council has the opportunity to refine mapping to ensure it reflects the role and importance of
agriculture to this local area.
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5. Land Evaluation Schemes
It is not the intention of this study to test and analyse the soil of Noosa Shire. This has been done
by both local and state government in the past and is not likely to have changed considerably over
time albeit that scientific research and modelling tools may have advanced, and there are still gaps
in data.
5.1 Early 1990s
In 1990 when the State first released Planning Guidelines for the Identification of Good Quality
Agricultural Land, it relied on a system of classification whereby:
Class A = Crop land - Land that is suitable for current and potential crops with limitations to
production which range from none to moderate levels.
Class B = Limited crop land - Land that is marginal for current and potential crops due to
severe limitations; and suitable for pastures. Engineering and/or agronomic improvements
may be required before the land is considered suitable for cropping.
Class C = Pasture land - Land that is suitable only for improved or native pastures due to
limitations which preclude continuous cultivation for crop production; but some areas may
tolerate a short period of ground disturbance for pasture establishment.
Class D = Non-agricultural land - Land not suitable for agricultural uses due to extreme
limitations. This may be undisturbed land with significant habitat, conservation and/or
catchment values or land that may be unsuitable because of very steep slopes, shallow
soils, rock outcrop or poor drainage.
Class A land was always considered good quality agricultural land but Classes B and C lands
might also be considered good quality agricultural land dependent on the local circumstances and
prevailing agricultural industries.
5.2 Previous Noosa Planning Studies
Prior to 1995 there was little soils data available for Noosa Shire at a suitable scale for strategic
agricultural assessment to be undertaken. Two Noosa Council planning studies were carried out to
correct this. The Geology & Soils of Noosa Shire contained an assessment of agricultural suitability
(specifically for horticulture). Having consideration to soil type including rockiness, soil depth and
wetness it judged land as falling within one of the following categories:
Suitable for all horticultural uses
Suitable for orchard crops, but may be marginal for annual crops
May be marginal to unsuitable for horticultural use, but further testing required
Unlikely to be suitable for horticultural use
The map of this analysis is reproduced as Figure 1. It suggests the most suitable land is
concentrated around Pomona, Ringtail Creek, Cooroy and Cooroy Mountain, as well as in the
valleys to the north and west of the Shire.
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Figure 1 Suitability for Agricultural Use Map from Geology & Soils of Noosa Shire 1995
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As part of the Agriculture & Agricultural Land in Noosa Shire study of December 1995 Department
of Primary Industry officers and professional consultants were able to build on the findings of both
the newly completed Geology & Soils project and the Topography and Slope project to identify
areas of good quality agricultural land in the Shire. A comprehensive classification of Agricultural
Land Classes was established as follows:
AGRICULTURAL DESCRIPTION
LAND CLASS
Crop Land
Class A Land suitable for all crops (small crops, tree and vine crops and sugar cane)
with limitations to production which range from none to moderate levels.
Class AT&V Land suitable for tree and vine crops on sloping land with moderate limitations.
Limited Crop Land
Class B Land which is either:-
• A complex combination of variable land types which may contain all classes
of land, but including significant areas of Classes A and AT&V; or
• Land which may be suitable for a limited range of crops, but may also have
moderate to severe limitations
Class Bs Land which may be suitable for sugar cane, though further testing would be
required due to moderate to severe limitations.
Pasture Land
Class C1 Land suitable for improved pastures due to a range of limitations which
preclude continuous cultivation for crop production.
Class C2 Land suitable for only natural pastures due to a range of limitations which
preclude cultivation.
Non-Agricultural Land
Class D Land not suitable for agricultural uses due to extreme limitations.
The map of these Agricultural Land Classes is reproduced as Figure 2. The assessment indicated
that minor areas of the Shire could be considered to be Class A land, but more extensive areas
were considered to be Class AT&V land on steeper slopes up to 25%. Additional areas of the
Shire were considered to be Class B land and Class BS land, ie. land potentially suitable for sugar-
cane production. Classes A, AT&V, B and BS were collectively considered to be good quality
agricultural land and these, shown in Figure 3 were then recommended as the basis of the
Agricultural Land Conservation Area adopted within the 1997 Strategic Plan and which carried
onward to the 2006 Noosa Plan.
It should be noted that a considerable amount of this was made up of Bs being land potentially
suitable for sugar cane. Since the closure of the Moreton Mill the argument for protecting this land,
focussed around Cootharaba and Como as well as pockets at Doonan, is significantly weakened.
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Figure 2 Agricultural Land Classes from Agriculture and Agricultural Land 1995
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5.3 Queensland Government Evaluations
The Queensland Government relies on various land evaluation schemes when estimating the
potential of land for agricultural purposes. An illustration of the interaction of these methods is
provided as Figure 4 Land evaluation methods employed by the State.Figure 4. Differentiation is
made between Land Capability and Land Suitability, both of which inform Agricultural Land
Classification.
Figure 4 Land evaluation methods employed by the State.
The State’s Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) is based on the suitability of land for specified
agricultural uses. It rates the ability of land to maintain a sustainable level of productivity. The
factors used to assess agricultural land suitability are the soil, topographic and climatic limitations.
The classification ranges from A to D and the descriptions (updated in 2012) are:
Class A = Crop land - Land that is suitable for a wide range of current and potential crops with nil
to moderate limitations to production.
Class A1 = Land that is suitable for a wide range of current and potential broadacre and
horticulture crops with limitations to production that range from none to moderate levels.
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Class A2 = Land that is suitable for a wide range of current and potential horticultural crops
only, with limitations to production that range from none to moderate levels.
Class B = Limited crop land - Land that is suitable for a narrow range of current and potential
crops. Land that is marginal for current and potential crops due to severe limitations but is highly
suitable for pastures. Land may be suitable for cropping with engineering and/or agronomic
improvements.
Class C = Pasture land - Land that is suitable only for improved or native pastures due to
limitations which preclude continuous cultivation for crop production. Some areas may tolerate a
short period of ground disturbance for pasture establishment
Class C1 = Suitable for grazing sown pastures (with ground disturbance for establishment)
or has native pastures on higher fertility soils
Class C2 = Suitable for grazing native pastures with or without the introduction of pasture
species - not suitable for ground disturbance to establish pastures
Class C3 = Suitable for light grazing of native pastures in accessible areas, and includes
steep land more suited to forestry or catchment protection
Class D = Non-agricultural land - Land not suitable for agricultural uses due to extreme limitations.
This may be: undisturbed land with significant conservation and/or catchment values; land that
may be unsuitable because of very steep slopes, shallow soils, rock outcrop, poor drainage,
salinity, acidic drainage; or is an urbanised area.
Having consideration to the classification and to land suitability, land is considered either good-
quality agricultural land (GQAL) or not. GQAL is capable of sustainable agricultural use without
causing land degradation or degradation to other natural resources. Land may also be considered
versatile cropping land where land is suitable for 4 or more crops (based on the combination of
crop requirements and the physical limitations of the soil type).
The 2013 State Planning Policy states that ALC Class A and Class B land requires protection in a
Planning Scheme. However the State Interest Guidelines specify that Local governments must
ensure that the mapped areas of Class A and Class B land accurately reflect the role and
importance of agriculture in the local area. A locally appropriate methodology to verify the location
of soils important for agriculture in a local area could result in either greater or lesser area of land
identified in an 'agricultural land' overlay or similar.
Queensland Department of Natural Resources & Mines has advised that there is a considerable
gap in the soil data for Noosa Shire and they have provided their latest agricultural land data from
November 2014. Map 6 shows the agricultural land classes A to C. A significant amount of Noosa
Shire is Class D, non-agricultural land. The largest concentration of A1 and A2 soils is centred
around Cootharaba, extending from the west of Lake Cootharaba through to the foothills near Kin
Kin and south to Ringtail Creek. This area is much poorer for grazing with better pastures being in
the western portion of the Shire.
There is little chance that there will be a completion of the State data in the short term before the
Noosa Planning Scheme review.
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6. Queensland Agricultural Land Audit
The Queensland Agricultural Land Audit identifies land important to current and potential future
agricultural production across Queensland. The audit was released in May 2013 and while it is
planned to be updated each year10 it remains based on data available at that point in time.
The Audit assessed current land use and importance of land for agriculture based on the following
Agricultural Land Use Categories (ALUC)11:
• Broadacre cropping: Rainfed or dryland cropping such as wheat or sorghum and irrigated
broadace cropping such as cotton.
• Annual horticulture: Irrigated horticulture crops that live for less than one year such as
carrots and tomatoes.
• Perennial horticulture: Irrigated crops such as nuts and fruits from woody and semi-
herbaceous plants (trees and vines) that are cropped over a period longer than one year.
• Intensive animal industries: Such as cattle feedlots, piggeries, poultry, eggs and
aquaculture.
• Grazing (sown pasture): Pastures where there is more than 50% exotic species such as
rhodes or buffel grass.
• Grazing (native pasture): Pastures where there is more than 50% native species such as
blue grass communities.
• Plantation forestry: Establishment and management of plantations (native or exotic) for
commercial production of timber.
• Native forestry: Commercial production of timber from existing native forests.
• Sugarcane: Rainfed or dryland and irrigated cropping of sugarcane
6.1 Current Agriculture
The State has a database of “current” agricultural land uses derived from the Queensland Land
Use Mapping Project (QLUMP), purportedly correct to 2009 for Noosa but with some 2011
updates. Accuracy is questionable given, for instance it still shows sugar cane production which
has not been produced locally for some time.
This dataset shows various softwood forestry plantations and to a lesser degree hardwood.
It categorises pasture production into high, medium and low. Areas of “high” production, include
areas around Kin Kin, Cootharaba, Pinbarren, Federal and Cooroy Mountain. Balance areas
around Como, Ringtail Creek, Cooran, Pomona, Ridgewood and Doonan are shown as “medium”
production.
Unfortunately this mapping does not correlate with either the survey of agricultural land uses
conducted in 2015, or with the advice of local graziers. Further, rural residential estates at
Tinbeerwah, Doonan, Black Mountain, Pomona and Cooran are shown as either medium or high
pasture production under the current agriculture assessment. Even parts of Noosa Heads,
Noosaville and Tewantin are shown as medium pasture production.
For grazing purposes the State has categorised predominant land types. Very broadly:
• Ridgewood is characterised by tall open forests on steep hills with pockets of softwood
scrub and hoop pine scrub.
• Black Mountain, Federal, Pinbarren and Kin Kin are dominated by softwood scrub
10
The 2015 Annual Addendum was released in August 2015.
11
These categories are based on generally accepted commodity and farming system groupings.
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• Alluvial blue gum flats dominate to the north of Cooroy, around Lake Macdonald,
Cootharaba and on lower lands between Cooran, Pinbarren and Pomona.
• At the very north of the Shire Como has a mix of mixed open forest, softwood vine scrub
and tall open forests
• To the north of Cooran, west of Kin Kin there are (closed) rainforests.
• Ringtail Creek and Cooroibah have a combination of mixed open forest, coastal sand
dunes, tall open forests and Blue gum, ironbark and bloodwood.
6.2 Potential Agriculture
Using a method of matching biophysical and socio-economic data with the requirements of each of
the above ALUCs, agricultural potential has been mapped for cropping and horticulture, for native
forestry and for grazing.
For each ALUC, the potential area for expansion was overlaid on current land use. This information
can be used to identify areas where there is significant potential for increased production and to
help plan for the expansion of certain industries at a local scale.
While the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries advise that it could be as a result of incomplete
soil data for Noosa area, the mapping shows very little potential for broadacre cropping, annual
horticulture, perennial horticulture or sugarcane. It also shows no potential for intensive livestock
with the exception of a patch at Doonan (which being throughout a rural residential estate is
unlikely to be realised).
It shows very little potential for hardwood plantation forestry, however shows potential for softwood
plantation forestry, particularly around Pinbarren, Black Mountain and south west of Cooroy.
The State suggests considerable potential for marine aquaculture in areas to the west of Boreen
point extending down through Cooloothin and to the east of Ringtail Creek as shown in Figure 5.
Spots of potential are also shown near Lake Cooroibah and Tewantin. One of these properties has
been purchased by Noosa Council for conservation purposes and some others are also of interest
for long term conservation protection. Some of the properties are low-lying affected by flood
hazard or with riparian values. Therefore it is uncertain how much aquaculture would be realised.
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Figure 5 Agricultural Land Audit - Potential for Marine Aquaculture
On balance, the Agricultural Land Audit would suggest the greatest potential is for sown pasture
and Figure 6 shows the extent of this. Again, this data should be used with care because the
mapping includes urban and semi-urban areas.
There is overlap in areas shown as having potential for sown pastures with areas designated as
Urban Footprint or Rural Living Area on the SEQ Regional Plan, with areas mapped as regulated
vegetation, wildlife habitat and high ecologically significant wetland and with areas within the
catchment of the water supply. Therefore this mapping is at best a guide for areas worthy of
protection for grazing purposes.
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Figure 6 Agricultural Land Audit - Potential for Sown Pastures
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7. Size & Number of Rural Lots in Noosa
Shire
7.1 Minimum Lot Sizes
The Noosa town planning scheme of 1973 specified a minimum lot size of 10 acres (roughly 4
hectares) applied for the Rural Zone, provided that this could be reduced to 5 acres wherever
Council considered it reasonable. The 1986 Policy for Subdivision of Land in Rural Areas allowed
for a minimum lot area of 2 hectares providing that the original lot had to be at least 8 hectares to
allow one additional lot and 12 hectares to allow two additional lots. In addition a lot as small as
2,000m2 could be excised from a farm for a family member to build a house.
Following the introduction of the 1997 Strategic Plan the minimum lot size was determined on both
the zone and the Preferred Dominant Land Use. In the Rural Catchment and Rural Preservation
Zone the minimum lot size was 40 hectares (approximately 100 acres) while in the Rural Pursuits
Zone and the Rural Settlement Zone a relatively complex analysis of land constraints was meant to
determine the number and size of lots that could be achieved. A range of lot sizes was applied for
each Preferred Dominant Land Use designation in each locality. Average lot sizes could be as low
as 0.5 hectares or as large as 20 hectares or even 40 hectares where there were conservation
values, good quality agricultural land or physical constraints on the land.
Since the introduction of the SEQ Regional Plan in 2005 and the IPA-based planning scheme in
2006, the minimum lot size for the Rural Zone has been 100 hectares, and the minimum lot size in
the Rural Settlement Zone is typically 2 hectares although it is 1 hectare in Boreen Point and Kin
Kin and 1.5 hectares in Tewantin and Doonan and it cannot be further subdivided on Noosa North
Shore or within the Lake Macdonald water supply catchment.
7.2 Current Pattern of Lot Sizes
Outside of the urban areas of Noosa Shire much of the land is zoned Rural or Rural Settlement. As
at March 2016 there are over 2,600 properties in the Rural Zone and approximately to 3,400
properties in the Rural Settlement Zone. Land in public ownership dedicated to vegetation
protection is more typically in the Open Space Conservation Zone, however Toolara, Ringtail and
West Cooroy State Forests are included in the Rural Zone.
The Rural Settlement Zone is generally intended for the lifestyle acreage blocks. Lots are typically
quite small so could include small scale agricultural uses but typically not commercial
agribusinesses. In very general terms these lots have better access to urban settlements and are
less remote. The Rural Zone is more specifically intended to accommodate agricultural uses,
protection of scenic and environmental values and locally appropriate rural enterprises. Many lots
in the Rural Zone are still quite small.
Maps 7A and 7B illustrate the distribution of different sized freehold properties in the Rural and
Rural Settlement zones. Within the Rural and Rural Settlement zones, excluding properties owned
by the State or local government, there are:
3300 properties less than 2 hectares in area (over 2,000 of these are less than 1 hectare in
area);
1426 properties between 2 hectares and 5 hectares in area;
477 properties between 5 hectares and 10 hectares in area;
348 properties between 10 hectares and 20 hectares in area;
226 properties between 20 hectares and 40 hectares in area;
218 properties between 40 hectares and 80 hectares in area; and
68 properties of 80 hectares or more
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Smaller properties dominate close to the towns of Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran and Kin Kin as well as
around Black Mountain, Cooroibah, Doonan, Lake Macdonald and Tinbeerwah. However,
because of a history of family transfers there are small rural lots scattered throughout the Shire.
Excluding State Forests at West Cooroy, Yurol, Ringtail Creek and Toolara, remaining large lots
are generally around Ridgewood, Cootharaba, Kin Kin and Como. Some of these larger lots
comprise bushland and have not been farmed for many years, if ever.
For sustainable horticultural pursuits a site needs certain physical criteria:
• Sufficient space for physical infrastructure such as equipment sheds, packing or loading
facilities, greenhouses, water storage, worker facilities, access and manoeuvring etc
• Space for optimum operation (for instance if mechanical harvesting is relied upon space for
the machinery between crops)
• Effective waste and stormwater management which may require diversion banks and
holding ponds to capture, store, treat and reuse run off
• Allow for rotation of crops to protect soil resources, control weeds and minimise pest and/or
disease risks
• Provide effective buffers to protect biodiversity and catchment values
• Provide effective buffers to minimise amenity impacts on neighbours or any nearby
sensitive receptors
While it is well evidenced that with the right factors and enough enterprise small lots can
accommodate successful agricultural pursuits, there are already well over 2,000 lots of between 2
hectares and 20 hectares in area and creating more is unlikely to increase agricultural productivity.
The Queensland Farmers Federation caution that special care must be taken in setting lot sizes
based on intensive horticulture enterprises because whilst high-value enterprises such as
strawberries, amenity horticulture and hydroponic vegetable production are profitable on small lots,
these small lots will be attractive to the residential market and lead to conversion to residential use
and conflict over land use practices12 .
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QFF 2013, Planning for Healthy Agriculture, Page 18
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2 1 210 0 0 0 1660 1785 112 68 -1
3 1 210 1 0 0 1660 1785 112 68 -1
4 1 210 1 1 0 1660 1785 112 68 -1
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2 1 211 0 0 0 2077 1756 157 49 -1
3 1 211 1 0 0 2077 1756 179 49 -1
4 1 211 1 1 0 2077 1756 157 49 -1
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2 1 212 0 0 0 2156 1788 240 93 -1
3 1 212 1 0 0 2156 1788 240 93 -1
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2 1 213 0 0 0 2889 1658 174 223 -1
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2 1 214 0 0 0 3304 1759 143 43 -1
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2 1 215 0 0 0 3498 1780 97 40 -1
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2 1 216 0 0 0 3867 1781 133 32 -1
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2 1 217 0 0 0 3874 1831 100 25 -1
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5 1 217 1 1 2 3921 1831 53 25 33 ae
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3 1 218 1 0 0 4166 1803 40 31 -1
4 1 218 1 1 0 4166 1803 40 31 -1
5 1 218 1 1 1 4166 1803 40 31 70 74
2 1 219 0 0 0 886 1785 171 128 -1
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2 1 225 0 0 0 4036 1831 94 39 -1
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2 1 226 0 0 0 1737 1929 86 31 -1
3 1 226 1 0 0 1737 1929 86 31 -1
4 1 226 1 1 0 1737 1929 86 31 -1
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4 1 227 1 1 0 2116 1828 212 197 -1
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2 1 228 0 0 0 2567 1803 339 193 -1
3 1 228 1 0 0 2567 1803 339 193 -1
4 1 228 1 1 0 2567 1803 339 193 -1
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5 1 228 1 1 2 2762 1896 144 100 44 a
2 1 229 0 0 0 3047 1874 197 134 -1
3 1 229 1 0 0 3047 1874 202 134 -1
4 1 229 1 1 0 3047 1874 197 134 -1
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2 1 230 0 0 0 795 1867 191 158 -1
3 1 230 1 0 0 795 1867 191 158 -1
4 1 230 1 1 0 795 1867 191 158 -1
5 1 230 1 1 1 795 1867 191 158 52 a
2 1 231 0 0 0 1080 1856 291 190 -1
3 1 231 1 0 0 1080 1856 291 190 -1
4 1 231 1 1 0 1080 1856 291 190 -1
5 1 231 1 1 1 1080 1856 291 190 17 mney
2 1 232 0 0 0 1376 1899 46 90 -1
3 1 232 1 0 0 1376 1899 46 90 -1
4 1 232 1 1 0 1376 1899 46 90 -1
5 1 232 1 1 1 1376 1899 46 90 0 s
2 1 233 0 0 0 1576 1871 163 157 -1
3 1 233 1 0 0 1535 1871 204 157 -1
4 1 233 1 1 0 1576 1871 163 157 -1
5 1 233 1 1 1 1576 1871 163 157 19 oe
2 1 234 0 0 0 1727 1944 34 59 -1
3 1 234 1 0 0 1727 1944 81 59 -1
4 1 234 1 1 0 1727 1944 34 59 -1
5 1 234 1 1 1 1727 1944 34 59 27 er
2 1 235 0 0 0 3621 1965 151 54 -1
3 1 235 1 0 0 3621 1965 151 54 -1
4 1 235 1 1 0 3621 1965 151 54 -1
5 1 235 1 1 1 3621 1965 151 54 41 fh
5 1 235 1 1 2 3738 1960 33 66 0 F
2 1 236 0 0 0 3931 1954 79 28 -1
3 1 236 1 0 0 3931 1954 79 28 -1
4 1 236 1 1 0 3931 1954 79 28 -1
5 1 236 1 1 1 3939 1954 4 18 15 a
5 1 236 1 1 2 3950 1954 60 28 34 Sad
2 1 237 0 0 0 4044 1849 129 147 -1
3 1 237 1 0 0 4044 1849 129 147 -1
4 1 237 1 1 0 4044 1849 129 147 -1
5 1 237 1 1 1 4044 1849 129 147 11 x
2 1 238 0 0 0 751 1986 263 72 -1
3 1 238 1 0 0 751 1986 263 72 -1
4 1 238 1 1 0 751 1986 263 72 -1
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5 1 238 1 1 2 819 2008 155 39 34 pete.
5 1 238 1 1 3 987 1986 27 72 0 [Y
2 1 239 0 0 0 997 1976 122 78 -1
3 1 239 1 0 0 997 1976 122 78 -1
4 1 239 1 1 0 997 1976 122 78 -1
5 1 239 1 1 1 997 1976 122 78 23 Ne
2 1 240 0 0 0 1174 1983 234 251 -1
3 1 240 1 0 0 1174 1983 234 251 -1
4 1 240 1 1 0 1174 1983 234 251 -1
5 1 240 1 1 1 1174 1983 234 251 31 ae
5 1 240 1 1 2 1348 1987 59 67 0 e
2 1 241 0 0 0 1398 1871 254 230 -1
3 1 241 1 0 0 1398 1871 254 230 -1
4 1 241 1 1 0 1398 1871 254 230 -1
5 1 241 1 1 1 1398 1871 254 230 34 ine
2 1 242 0 0 0 1867 2026 150 103 -1
3 1 242 1 0 0 1867 2026 169 103 -1
4 1 242 1 1 0 1867 2026 150 103 -1
5 1 242 1 1 1 1867 2037 42 31 38 AA
5 1 242 1 1 2 1947 2026 70 103 28 AS
2 1 243 0 0 0 2037 1990 132 82 -1
3 1 243 1 0 0 2037 1990 132 82 -1
4 1 243 1 1 0 2037 1990 132 82 -1
5 1 243 1 1 1 2029 1961 140 111 13 ie
2 1 244 0 0 0 2116 1918 497 240 -1
3 1 244 1 0 0 2116 1918 497 240 -1
4 1 244 1 1 0 2116 1918 497 240 -1
5 1 244 1 1 1 2116 1918 407 240 12 BR
5 1 244 1 1 2 2445 2001 67 31 14 -
5 1 244 1 1 3 2524 1943 89 154 53 4
2 1 245 0 0 0 2645 1896 589 265 -1
3 1 245 1 0 0 2645 1896 589 265 -1
4 1 245 1 1 0 2645 1896 589 265 -1
5 1 245 1 1 1 2645 1918 130 165 44 et
5 1 245 1 1 2 2807 1896 206 265 42 ae
5 1 245 1 1 3 3024 1983 22 53 19 ri
5 1 245 1 1 4 3148 1972 86 122 23 a
2 1 246 0 0 0 3414 2015 88 46 -1
3 1 246 1 0 0 3391 2015 111 46 -1
4 1 246 1 1 0 3414 2015 88 46 -1
5 1 246 1 1 1 3414 2015 88 46 3 IT
2 1 247 0 0 0 3660 1975 358 101 -1
3 1 247 1 0 0 3660 1975 358 101 -1
4 1 247 1 1 0 3660 1975 358 101 -1
5 1 247 1 1 1 3660 1986 221 90 57 a
5 1 247 1 1 2 3942 1975 76 47 28 =
2 1 248 0 0 0 644 2040 182 93 -1
3 1 248 1 0 0 644 2040 182 93 -1
4 1 248 1 1 0 644 2040 182 93 -1
5 1 248 1 1 1 644 2040 182 93 7 Lm
2 1 249 0 0 0 1051 2015 226 154 -1
3 1 249 1 0 0 1051 2015 226 154 -1
4 1 249 1 1 0 1051 2015 226 154 -1
5 1 249 1 1 1 1051 2015 226 154 16 Ngee
2 1 250 0 0 0 1423 2077 98 60 -1
3 1 250 1 0 0 1423 2077 98 60 -1
4 1 250 1 1 0 1423 2077 98 60 -1
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2 1 251 0 0 0 1495 1994 349 207 -1
3 1 251 1 0 0 1495 1994 349 207 -1
4 1 251 1 1 0 1495 1994 349 207 -1
5 1 251 1 1 1 1495 1997 208 204 25 cop
5 1 251 1 1 2 1621 2037 68 78 34 he
5 1 251 1 1 3 1658 1994 160 132 14 ek
5 1 251 1 1 4 1795 2032 27 44 24 r;
5 1 251 1 1 5 1777 2032 67 73 45 cz
2 1 252 0 0 0 1954 2033 342 158 -1
3 1 252 1 0 0 1954 2033 342 158 -1
4 1 252 1 1 0 1954 2033 342 158 -1
5 1 252 1 1 1 1954 2033 342 158 21 RN
2 1 253 0 0 0 2610 2112 29 32 -1
3 1 253 1 0 0 2610 2112 29 32 -1
4 1 253 1 1 0 2610 2112 29 32 -1
5 1 253 1 1 1 2610 2112 29 32 32 is
2 1 254 0 0 0 2640 2012 139 110 -1
3 1 254 1 0 0 2640 2012 139 110 -1
4 1 254 1 1 0 2640 2012 139 110 -1
5 1 254 1 1 1 2640 2012 139 110 33 Pa
2 1 255 0 0 0 2680 2084 42 53 -1
3 1 255 1 0 0 2650 2084 122 59 -1
4 1 255 1 1 0 2680 2084 42 53 -1
5 1 255 1 1 1 2680 2084 42 53 20 7
2 1 256 0 0 0 2927 2062 206 99 -1
3 1 256 1 0 0 2927 2062 206 99 -1
4 1 256 1 1 0 2927 2062 206 99 -1
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5 1 256 1 1 3 3073 2084 60 71 18 Ss
2 1 257 0 0 0 2947 2070 38 30 -1
3 1 257 1 0 0 2947 2070 38 30 -1
4 1 257 1 1 0 2947 2070 38 30 -1
5 1 257 1 1 1 2947 2070 38 30 17 i
2 1 258 0 0 0 3242 1998 234 113 -1
3 1 258 1 0 0 3242 1998 234 113 -1
4 1 258 1 1 0 3242 1998 234 113 -1
5 1 258 1 1 1 3242 1998 234 117 28 LG
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3 1 259 1 0 0 3311 2131 10 20 -1
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2 1 260 0 0 0 3420 2066 52 53 -1
3 1 260 1 0 0 3420 2066 56 53 -1
4 1 260 1 1 0 3420 2066 52 53 -1
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2 1 261 0 0 0 4289 2050 25 97 -1
3 1 261 1 0 0 4289 2050 25 97 -1
4 1 261 1 1 0 4289 2050 25 97 -1
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2 1 262 0 0 0 792 2019 290 244 -1
3 1 262 1 0 0 792 2019 290 244 -1
4 1 262 1 1 0 792 2019 290 244 -1
5 1 262 1 1 1 792 2019 290 244 0 Ng
2 1 263 0 0 0 2149 2098 172 82 -1
3 1 263 1 0 0 2149 2098 172 82 -1
4 1 263 1 1 0 2149 2098 172 82 -1
5 1 263 1 1 1 2149 2088 172 92 37 po
5 1 263 1 1 2 2235 2084 83 109 64 YE
2 1 264 0 0 0 2625 2134 42 38 -1
3 1 264 1 0 0 2625 2134 42 38 -1
4 1 264 1 1 0 2625 2134 42 38 -1
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2 1 265 0 0 0 1199 2221 85 78 -1
3 1 265 1 0 0 1182 2221 102 78 -1
4 1 265 1 1 0 1199 2221 85 78 -1
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2 1 266 0 0 0 1423 2127 276 189 -1
3 1 266 1 0 0 1423 2127 276 189 -1
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2 1 267 0 0 0 2130 2167 144 81 -1
3 1 267 1 0 0 2130 2167 144 81 -1
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5 1 267 1 1 1 2131 2167 193 81 39 al
2 1 268 0 0 0 2390 2070 230 146 -1
3 1 268 1 0 0 2390 2070 230 146 -1
4 1 268 1 1 0 2390 2070 230 146 -1
5 1 268 1 1 1 2390 2070 230 146 34 ay
2 1 269 0 0 0 2629 2189 27 45 -1
3 1 269 1 0 0 2629 2189 27 45 -1
4 1 269 1 1 0 2629 2189 27 45 -1
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2 1 270 0 0 0 3149 2221 16 13 -1
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2 1 271 0 0 0 3210 2174 186 117 -1
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2 1 272 0 0 0 3210 1709 508 550 -1
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3 1 274 1 0 0 1952 2181 365 200 -1
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5 1 274 1 1 3 2199 2220 118 64 35 Sh
2 1 275 0 0 0 644 2091 381 385 -1
3 1 275 1 0 0 644 2091 381 385 -1
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2 1 276 0 0 0 838 2094 401 371 -1
3 1 276 1 0 0 838 2094 401 371 -1
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5 1 276 1 1 2 1055 2094 184 273 52 aS
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3 1 277 1 0 0 1083 2124 363 359 -1
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2 1 278 0 0 0 1462 2188 582 222 -1
3 1 278 1 0 0 1462 2188 582 222 -1
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40Section 41
8. Competing Values
Rural lands are valued by local residents, visitors, community groups, investors and government
agencies for many various reasons. At times these competing values and interests create friction
within the community; at times they are even helpful.
8.1 Biodiversity & Nature Conservation
Noosa Council has a policy of protecting environmentally significant lands and Strategic
Biodiversity Corridors13 are being identified where broad tracts of both public and private land can
contribute to biodiversity and habitat protection. Within these corridors it is preferred that
previously cleared lands not committed to agricultural pursuits be revegetated rather than left in an
unproductive state, although existing agricultural pursuits would be protected.
The State Planning Policy (SPP) has identified matters of state environmental significance and
mapped these. It is a requirement of the SPP that the planning scheme gives protection to these
natural values. There are extensive areas where parcels are mapped as both ALC Class A and
Class B and as being regulated vegetation and wildlife habitat of State significance (Refer back to
Map 3).
In some instances there is overlap with formerly protected lands. Instances include the
Dangerbridge Nature Refuge at Cootharaba; the Penda Scrub and Alyxia Nature Refuges, also at
Cootharaba; the Bellbird Stud Nature Refuge at Ridgewood; The Burrawingee and Haven Nature
Reserves at Federal; The Yurol and Symplocus Nature Refuges both near Pomona and Whipbird
and Golden Gully Nature Refuges, both near Kin Kin.
Nature refuges and farming are not necessarily mutually exclusive and property owners may use
fences or other means of delineating different purposes for their land. If privately owned nature
refuges are only partly vegetated and still partly farmed such as is the case with the Dangerbridge
Nature Refuge, retention of the agricultural land protection may be valid on the cleared portion.
Closely aligned to the remnant vegetation and the waterways is the Planning Scheme’s
Biodiversity Overlay. The use of agriculture becomes assessable development subject to code
assessment within the Biodiversity Overlay where clearing or interfering with vegetation. Portions
of the site already cleared or with non-remnant regrowth could be farmed but clearing of remnant
vegetation would not be allowed and stock proof fencing would be required to keep livestock away
from waterways and riparian buffers.
There would seem to be little benefit in identifying land for agricultural purposes if the land is
covered by protected vegetation and clearing for agriculture would not be supported. It potentially
confuses prospective investors and the community.
8.2 Water Supply Catchment
While now the responsibility of SEQwater, the Noosa Council has had a long history of protecting
the catchment of Lake Macdonald (the local drinking water supply). The 1996 Impact of Land Use
on the Surface Runoff Quality in the Lake Macdonald Catchment found that agricultural use of land
(including dairying, small crops and tree plantations) within the Lake Macdonald catchment was
having the greatest level of impact on water quality within the lake and it led to amendments to the
planning whereby planning approval was necessary for agriculture and animal husbandry in the
catchment.
13
These are being identified through the Biodiversity Plan concurrently underway and anticipated by the 3rd
quarter of 2016.
41
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As was shown earlier in Map 4 much of what the State maps as the Water Supply Buffer Area is
also mapped as Agricultural Land Class A and B. The use of agriculture is assessable
development within the water supply catchment, requiring code assessment against the Natural
Resources Overlay Code. Specific Outcomes dictate that development does not have an adverse
effect on the quality or quantity of water entering Lake Macdonald, Cedar Pocket dam or their
tributaries or on the Mary River drinking water intake. Development, including new agricultural uses
or operational works associated with agriculture would need to comply with the Seqwater
Development Guidelines: Development Guidelines for Water Quality Management in Drinking
Water Catchments.14
Specific requirements are included to prevent livestock from entering the riparian zone or Lake
Macdonald and its tributaries, and to ensure stock watering points are not located on
watercourses.
8.3 Lifestyle Blocks and Rural Amenity
The rural lifestyle of Noosa Shire is much valued by rural residents and the envy of many urban
dwellers for various reasons. The “treechange” phenomena gained momentum in the 1990s and
years since with people escaping suburbia in favour of picturesque places particularly within a two
hour drive from a capital city. Reasons for the shift include seeking out:
• A connection to the land
• Scenic amenity
• Peace and quiet - escape from hustle and bustle
• Greater sense of place and closer community
• More traditional attitudes
• Less crime
• More relaxed atmosphere
• Availability of large blocks to pursue hobbies and home businesses
The Queensland Farmer’s Federation states that the subdivision of rural land to cater for rural
living is one of the most insidious influences on maintaining productive agriculture because of the
conflict of residential uses amongst working farms and because it forces up the price per hectare of
rural land15.
Most of the rural towns and villages have outlying estates with many blocks as small as 4,000m2 or
even less. While within the State’s ALC Class A and Class B designation, protecting them for
agriculture would seem futile. By way of example Stratford Park off Louis Bazzo Drive consists of
house blocks generally between 6,000m2 and 8,500m2. Doonan, Nandroya, Cooran, Black
Mountain and Pomona all show other significant examples. Songbird Estate at Pomona, currently
in the Rural Settlement Zone has house blocks less than 1,000m2 in area and is partly within the
ALC Class A and Class B designation.
Neighbourhoods of acreage lots which have been zoned for rural residential purposes for many
years should not be protected for agricultural purposes as residents expect a certain lifestyle and
amenity that would typically be at odds with commercial primary production. It should not however
preclude small scale, sustainable or regenerative farming that is sensitive to the amenity of
neighbours.
14
Available from http://www.seqwater.com.au/water-supply/catchments/planning-development
15
Queensland Farmers’ Federation (2013) Planning for Healthy Agriculture; section 5.3 p 18
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8.4 Non-rural Businesses
Rural lots are also in demand for businesses that have no or little connection to agriculture but
because of reasons of nuisance can’t be located in urban areas. For instance the owners or
operators or trucking or earth moving business where heavy machinery is kept, boarding kennels
for dogs or cats, machinery servicing industries, manufacturing, etc.
Increasingly rural areas are also under pressure to accommodate land intensive uses better
located within urban areas but where proponents can’t readily find a suitable, affordable site, for
example independent schools or places of worship.
Uses that would alienate agricultural production in the future should be avoided.
8.5 Tourism and Outdoor Recreation
The State Government has been promoting tourism in rural areas because it offers an opportunity
for economic diversification and allows people to experience rural lifestyle and learn about farming.
Visitor experiences in the rural setting range from small scale accommodation in farmstays and
cabins, health retreats, meditation centres and eco-lodges, function venues for weddings and
conferences and outdoor adventure activities such as quad bikes, trail bikes or horse riding. Given
the strength of the grey nomad sector rural tourism can be as simple as parking self-contained RVs
on a farm for a few nights.
Difficult-to-locate sports which are noisy or generate some form of nuisance are also located within
the rural setting, as are land intensive sports such as golf courses.
There is an increasing interest in cycling both on the trail network and on rural roads and support
infrastructure for events or more permanent recreational pursuits is in demand.
Ideally tourism in rural areas will co-exist with productive farming and not lead to conflict however
in reality some farming activities and tourism activities are not compatible.
8.6 Extractive Industries
While not at this stage a significant issue in Noosa Shire, many parts of rural Queensland are
facing serious conflicts between primary production and mining interests. The Regional Planning
Interest Act 2014 was designed to ease some of this tension and protect high quality agricultural
areas and strategic cropping land while still allowing for the co-existence of resources activities
with other rural pursuits.
The State has identified Key Resource Areas (KRAs) for the hard rock quarry at Wahpunga Range
and the hard rock quarry at Ringtail Creek. Figure 7 below shows the overlap of the SPP ALC
Class A and Class B (in green) with KRA 57 (in orange).
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Figure 7 - KRA 57 Wahpunga Range and associated separation area
In addition the planning scheme protects locally significant resources including hard rock and sand
however these resource areas will be further examined as part of the next planning scheme review
because some may not be viable.
Regardless of likelihood and viability there are several mining leases in the hinterland including
various ones along or close to Lake Macdonald Drive and one at Holts Road Cooroy. There are
also two Exploration Permits (Coal) which extend from Pinbarren north to the Shire border.
8.7 Renewable Energy Farms and Carbon Offsets
Recently there has been an increase in interest for using rural lands for renewable energy farms or
for carbon offsets. There are various forms of renewable energy farms including solar, wind, and
biomass (from plants and trees). In some instances it is just to provide the energy needs of the
balance of an agricultural use, less so it is intended as a commercial operation selling to the grid.
In 2002 Noosa Council endorsed a planning study on “Planning for Greenhouse Gas Emissions”. It
considered that while the coastal part of the Shire, such as Noosa North Shore has reasonable
wind speed it is not as economically attractive as the resource on the coast of the southern states
and it is unlikely any large commercial wind farms would be developed in this region, particularly
given the value of scenic amenity and the cost of land.
It also suggested that solar power generation was far more expensive than other renewable
options (such as hydro, wind, and biomass for grid supply) and is not a competitive option.
However it did suggest there may be opportunities in Noosa Shire to establish tree plantations that
could be used for biomass power generation.
The Sunshine Coast Energy Transition Plan 2010-2020 also ruled out large wind farms although it
supported solar power stations and renewable energy generation as a complementary activity to
primary production on rural lands.
The commonwealth government administers a Carbon Farming Initiative that allows farmers or
landowners to earn carbon credits by storing carbon or reducing greenhouse gas emissions on
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their land. They may do this by reducing livestock emissions, increasing efficiency of fertiliser use,
enhancing carbon in agricultural soil or storing carbon through revegetation and reforestation.
For cleared properties within Noosa Shire such as previous dairy pastures this may be quite a
popular option providing funding continues.
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9. Complementary Activity, Value Adding &
Dependencies
While agriculture or primary production includes the growing of crops, forestry and livestock
industries (including aquaculture), value adding generally refers to the additional value created at a
particular stage of production, for instance, turning milk into cheese or yoghurt, turning fruits into
jams or chutneys, turning nuts into nougat, turning timber or bamboo into furniture or products.
Past consultation projects revealed a desire by many to be able to do both on-site value adding
and complementary ventures to improve profitability of their agribusiness. This can range from
packing and processing operations, food tasting, farm gate sales, cooking schools and even small
scale visitor accommodation or facilities. In some instances the complementary activities help
educate the broader communities on the realities of agriculture and grow an appreciation for fresh
local produce.
Noosa’s Local Economic Plan 2015 identified Rural Enterprise as a priority sector and noted an
increasing demand for sustainably produced local food and beverages. Amongst other things the
plan looks to
• develop efficient local supply chains
• establish a premier food and beverage brand
• increase employment and training opportunities (in the rural sector); and
• support wider visitor dispersal across the Shire.
Actions around rural enterprise include supporting the development of agribusiness networks,
mapping supply chains and identifying gaps and establishment of a Noosa food and beverage
brand synonymous with the destination.
Land within the towns and villages of Cooroy, Pomona, and Kin Kin, particularly, but not
exclusively included in the Industry or Village Mix zones is well placed to accommodate value
adding, manufacturing, processing, packaging and other functions to support rural production.
Arguments are repeatedly put forward for on-farm accommodation for farm workers whether they
are seasonal, itinerant workers or more permanent caretakers. The accommodation of bona fide
farm workers other than in the owners’ house requires careful consideration and may be
dependent on the property size and the scale and nature of the agricultural use. Proposed
changes to the planning scheme facilitate small ancillary, secondary dwellings subject to certain
acceptable criteria. There may be scope for multi-purpose facilities that cater for workers in busy
seasons and paying guests the rest of the year. However, within Noosa most rural land is within
reasonable distance from a town or village where short term worker or visitor accommodation
could be provided if transport was available.
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10. The Future of Agriculture in Noosa and
the Broader Region
As indicated in Noosa’s Local Economic Plan, already mentioned, rural enterprises include a
variety of primary producers but also value-added boutique products, farmers markets, rural visitor
accommodation and experiences, and businesses that provide support services to the sector. The
rural sector has the opportunity to leverage a number of the region’s competitive advantages and
consumer trends:
• Noosa is well known for food
• Noosa Biosphere® Reserve status supports clean, green & locally produced food and
beverages
• there are a growing number of boutique producers
• there is increasing demand for sustainably produced local food and beverages.
Ideally, the future of Noosa will include a continuation of food crops and animal husbandry so that
a wide range of nutritious food is available locally in both raw form and through value adding (such
as dairy products, cooked foods and condiments).
It is most likely that income derived through agriculture will continue to be supplemented by
additional household or family income. This might include employment elsewhere, but might be
derived on site through home-hosted visitor accommodation, home-based businesses or leasing of
underutilised storage sheds or paddocks.
The connection between farmers and consumers could increase through continuation and
expansion of farmers markets, roadside stalls and farm gate sales. Informing consumers, both
local residents and visitors to the Shire, on the availability of high quality local produce is an
ongoing exercise best done collaboratively.
At a regional level Noosa Shire is the northern-most local government of the SEQ Planning
Region. To the north and west Gympie Regional Council is within the Wide Bay Burnett Planning
Region. The Gympie Region relies heavily on agriculture and related industries including multiple
piggeries, cattle feedlots and beef grazing in the western part of the region, poultry farms closer to
the Noosa border and various timber mills. There are extensive forest reserves to the north east of
Gympie. The Mary Valley has been known for its strong dairy industry.
In 2012 the Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning released
an Economic Development Strategy for the Mary Valley in conjunction with incrementally releasing
properties previously acquired by the State for the Traveston Crossing Dam. In marketing
properties and developing the agribusiness economy of the Mary Valley the State was promoting
new dairy enterprises, intensive livestock uses such as poultry farms, tree crops (such as pecan
nuts), ginger, perennial horticulture, small crops and forestry.
Sunshine Coast Regional Council also has a strong agriculture industry which includes very
substantial poultry operations in the south, pineapple plantations, avocado and macadamia crops;
strawberries, ginger, mushrooms and small crops. Previously dairy and sugar cane were
particularly big contributors to the local agricultural industry. In the south, substantial pine forests
form part of the interurban break between the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay urban areas.
Lifestyle horticulture has become a strong sector around the Sunshine Coast with increasing
markets for nurseries, turf farms and cut flowers.
The 2013 the Sunshine Coast Council adopted a Rural Futures Strategy. This strategy included
an objective to maximise the use of land for agriculture and compatible purposes. Agriculture-
relevant strategies from this document included
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• Ensure the productive value of land is considered in all land use decision making
• Promote sustainable management practices and connect best practice, contemporary
scientific and market research with existing and potential producers
• Examine and enhance the urban/rural interface to enable the continuation of existing rural
activities, and allow for future additional rural activities and reduce conflict
• Improve the management of the incidence and spread of pests and weeds
• Support the introduction of appropriate new crop pilot schemes that contribute to enhanced
landscape maintenance
• Promote mechanisms that support land owners and producers to easily transition from one
crop to another crop in response to market demand
• Defining the region’s competitive advantages in agricultural production
• Support share farming schemes that will connect owners of vacant farm land to potential
producers
• Support the development of a skills mentoring program for new entrants to rural production
• Encourage food industry clusters at key rural centres such as Cooroy
• Assist in the promotion of the region through food branding projects and broader south east
Queensland efforts to leverage the region’s food produce as an economic opportunity for
the region
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11. Recommendations for the Planning
Scheme
Accepting that the Council and the community in partnership are responsible for the protection of
natural resources such as land form, soil and landscape, water, air and terrestrial and aquatic
fauna and flora for future generations to enjoy and use, the planning scheme is the most
appropriate mechanism to guide development in a manner that enhances the local environment
and economy as well as the lifestyle of residents.
11.1 Strategic Component
The Strategic components of the new planning scheme should recognise that Noosa Shire is
renowned for its landforms and landscape features, extensive open space and the clean
environment. The hinterland communities have a strong affinity with these natural attributes,
bushland settings and the rural heritage and history of the Shire. The combination of agriculture,
open space, conservation reserves and rural living define the character of the hinterland.
The retention of agricultural activities, particularly in those areas where farming activities have
been the traditional use and where environmental impacts may be successfully managed will assist
the agricultural sector’s role in defining the character of the Shire. In lifestyle terms, agriculture is
also a significant contributor, with part time, small scale though often high value operations, serving
as an attractor to the rural areas.
One of Noosa Council’s sustainability principles is that Noosa’s economy is prosperous, diverse
and protective of its unique environment.
Deriving a worthwhile income from agriculture is important to its continuation and contribution to
the local economy. The economic contribution of agriculture is broader than just the direct benefits
of food production. Agriculture provides indirect benefits to the local economy through the
protection of landscape amenity and environment. The ongoing, productive use of good quality
agricultural land for sustainable agricultural development is to be encouraged. The planning
scheme should make a statement about recognising the contribution of agriculture to Noosa Shire
in terms of economic diversification, food security, cultural (landscape) heritage and stewardship of
the land.
The strategic components of the scheme should also include a statement about what is expected
of rural enterprises in terms of their impact on the environment. Exemplary land management
practices, including sensible use of chemicals, appropriate land clearing and catchment care
should be synonymous with agriculture within the Noosa Biosphere16 Reserve.
The evolution of traditional agricultural sectors (such as beef production) and the emergence of
new sectors should be supported and enhanced through opportunities for value-adding to occur,
before agricultural produce leaves the farm gate or leaves the region.
The clean, green credentials of the Noosa brand dictate that farming enterprises, particularly food
production should take a more environmentally sustainable and potentially boutique approach to
farming, avoiding high impact or industrial farming. Agricultural uses that pollute ground or surface
water, pollute the air, create excessive noise or rely on lighting, traffic or signage levels above
those generally accepted within the Noosa hinterland should not be supported. Livestock
enterprises should generally be limited to pasture fed, free range operations or aquaculture.
16
“Noosa Biosphere” is a registered trademark of Noosa Council
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Good quality agricultural land is conserved by preventing encroachment or alienation by
incompatible land uses. Where there is uncertainty about the likely effect of a land use on
sustainable agriculture or good quality agricultural land, protection of agriculture or conservation of
the good quality agricultural land should prevail.
The planning scheme should acknowledge the reliance of a successful agricultural sector on the
appropriate planning of well serviced towns and villages. These local centres provide for rural
industries, employment, community infrastructure, employee housing and services so as to
improve the quality of life and overall level of sustainability of a locality.
Well defined boundaries to urban areas and rural residential estates should depict a clear
distinction of where residential growth and non-rural uses will be supported.
Opportunities should be provided for complementary land uses that support the viability of
agriculture and do not alienate or diminish agricultural productivity on the same or surrounding
lands. Priority sectors that could successfully co-exist with agriculture include certain health and
wellness uses, rural or nature based tourism, creative industries and environmental industries.
If the Strategic elements of the planning scheme suggest Noosa is to accommodate thriving
sustainable agricultural businesses it is vital that the planning scheme encourages and facilitates
that outcome, while respecting the other interests of the environment, catchment protection and the
existing lifestyles of nearby residents.
11.2 Zones
The current Queensland Planning Provisions (QPP) provide a standard suite of zones and specify
that only zones from the standard suite may be used in a planning scheme. The following
examples are taken from the QPP:
Rural Zone where the purpose is to:
provide for rural uses including cropping, intensive horticulture, intensive
animal industries, animal husbandry, animal keeping and other primary
production activities
provide opportunities for non-rural uses that are compatible with agriculture,
the environmental features, and landscape character of the rural area where
the uses do not compromise the long-term use of the land for rural purposes
protect or manage significant natural resources and processes to maintain
the capacity for primary production.
Rural residential zone where the purpose is to provide for residential development on
large lots where local government infrastructure and services may not be provided on the
basis that the intensity of development is generally dispersed.
Conservation zone where the purpose is to provide for the protection, restoration and
management of areas identified as supporting significant biological diversity and ecological
integrity.
Environmental management zone where the purpose is to recognise environmentally
sensitive areas and provide for houses on lots and other low impact activities where
suitable. These areas are protected from inclusion of any urban, suburban, centre or
industrial land uses except quarries that are identified in the strategic framework.
It is likely that most properties outside the designated urban areas of Noosa Shire could be
accommodated in one of these zones (in in some instances split zoning may allow for a
combination of these zones). The choice of zone should give a clear message to the community,
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property investors and business proponents as to the preferred dominant land use of the property.
In combination with tables of assessment and zone codes the desired outcomes for each zone
should be clearly specified.
Application of zones should be done with consideration to the preferred dominant land use in the
locality, not only to the subject land but to the surrounding land. For instance, the current planning
scheme places requirements on agricultural practices to keep them separated from land in a
residential zone and the Rural Settlement Zone is considered to be a residential zone.
With the agreement of property owners the Environmental Management Zone might be applied
where the priority is biodiversity enhancement rather than agricultural pursuits. For instance there
are many landowners who actively protect and promote environmental outcomes on their property
through Voluntary Conservation Agreements or through the Land for Wildlife Program. They may
choose to have their efforts reflected in the zoning of all or part of their land. It should not however
be imposed without consultation.
11.3 Agricultural Land Overlay
The SPP State Interest Guideline on Agriculture contains a model agricultural land overlay code
which should provide a foundation for a tailored code. It is recommended that with the exception of
agriculture and domestic uses, proposed development should be tested against this code where
located on good quality agricultural land.
It is suggested that the State’s ALC Class A and Class B land not be accepted in totality but that
more locally accurate and appropriate mapping be adopted to clearly distinguish where the
protection of agricultural land for agricultural purposes is the priority.
Given the effect of the overlay is to increase or add a layer of assessment to development
proposals, it is not considered appropriate to include the mapping on land where agriculture is
ultimately not the preferred land use.
Map 8 is derived by removing the following overlapping conflicts from the State’s ALC Class A and
Class B:
Land within the Urban Footprint or the Rural Living Area as shown on the SEQ Regional
Plan
Land within any residential zone within the current planning scheme (this includes the rural
settlement zone).
Land included in the Biodiversity Overlay of the current planning scheme17 which includes
remnant vegetation and riparian corridors
Land identified as a Key Resource Area through the State Planning Policy
Further, remaining polygons less than 5,000m2 in area which are not contiguous with other
polygons are also removed.
17
The Biodiversity Overlay is currently subject to review to inform the next planning scheme and the
agricultural land layer would likewise be revised following this review.
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11.4 Agricultural Land Uses
The QPP includes a suite of use definitions that may be used in planning schemes. While this is
currently a mandatory component it is possible that legislative changes allow for further flexibility.
At any rate it is a good guide to the land uses that should be considered. The QPP also
categorises the following 13 land uses as “Rural Activities”. They do not all qualify as agriculture
but may be associated with agricultural production. The complete definition for each is contained
in Appendix F of this report.
Agricultural supplies store Permanent plantation
Animal husbandry Roadside stall
Animal keeping Rural industry
Aquaculture Rural workers’ accommodation
Cropping Wholesale nursery
Intensive animal industry Winery
Intensive horticulture
It is suggested that the new planning scheme adopt these use definitions but modify them or use
development assessment tables and code provisions to clearly qualify thresholds that are
considered acceptable. For example it should be clarified within the definition of animal husbandry
that the grazing of livestock includes free range poultry and pigs so as to allow such operations,
subject to maximum stocking densities, without it qualifying as intensive animal husbandry.
11.5 Tables of Assessment
Queensland planning legislation is currently under review but in terms of the proposed categories
of development “accepted development” is development for which a development approval would
not be required.
It is recommended that animal husbandry, cropping, roadside stall and wholesale nursery be made
“accepted development” in both the Rural Zone and the Rural Residential Zone however the tables
of assessment might be used to further benchmark the use or the qualifying property. For instance
it is suggested these uses only be accepted development on lots greater than 2ha in area.
“Assessable development” would be development for which a development approval is required.
Assessment is broken down further to
code assessment - carried out only against the specified code benchmarks; and
impact assessment - carried out against the broader planning scheme, other statutory
planning instruments and any other relevant matter.
The Tables of Assessment might be used to qualify the scale or intensity of a use that is
considered appropriate in an area. For instance it is recommended that up to 4 or 5 holiday cabins
be subject to code or limited assessment but that beyond that number broader assessment and
public notification be required.
It is suggested that intensive horticulture and aquaculture be assessable development subject to
code assessment in the rural zone but that intensive animal husbandry be subject to impact
assessment. No intensive agriculture should be supported in the rural residential zone.
Intensive poultry farms, piggeries (beyond small densities) and feedlots should be clearly shown as
inconsistent within any zone in Noosa. Development applications for such uses require public
notice and they can be very costly and stressful for both proponent and community.
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“Prohibited development” would be development for which a development application may not be
made. To date the use of prohibition has been very limited and applied only in a few instances as
determined by the State. It is unlikely the planning scheme could make high intensity or industrial
farming prohibited, although it is worth considering.
Rural industries might be assessable development subject to code assessment but extractive
industries might be subject to impact assessment.
The planning scheme should also support the establishment of rural industries and enterprises
associated with agriculture within the towns and villages of the hinterland.
11.6 Subdivision of Land
The creation of new allotments outside the urban footprint and the rural living areas should
continue to be tightly limited.
Reconfiguring a lot on ALC Class A or Class B land should not be supported if it would result in
allotment sizes that fragment, alienate or result in loss or diminished productive capacity of
agricultural land. However it is not recommended that performance based planning result in
applicants submitting agricultural land studies to disprove the agricultural value of lands. This
approach has led to poor outcomes in the past.
Minimum lot sizes need to be enforced to enable continued agricultural viability and a range of
farming options long term, whether it is good quality soils or not, especially as there are various
farming practices less reliant on soil quality.
Despite continued pressure, the excision of titles for family members is prohibited by a State
Planning Regulatory Provision, even where a second dwelling exists. The cumulative impact of
small lot subdivisions on the rural countryside is severely adverse through the ultimate sale of
these lots outside the original family and the introduction of new families with an expectation of a
lifestyle free of nearby intrusions.
Exception to the minimum lot size should be made where a portion of land is being excised for
conservation purposes. For instance, in an effort to protect remnant vegetation or riparian
corridors a portion of a rural property might be cut off and sold to Council or the State. This is not
currently permitted but is worth advocating for as part of the SEQ Regional Plan review.
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Appendix A – History of Agriculture in Noosa
Shire
Pastures
Cattle were first run in the area now Noosa Shire in the mid 1800’s. While dairy farms became
popular there has consistently been grazing of beef cattle even at a smaller scale. In the 1960s
farms were being bought up by graziers for cattle pastures. In 1966 there were 200 producers of
beef cattle in Noosa Shire. This number had halved by 1992.
Commercial dairying started in the late 1890s and became the major industry in the Shire and
butter factories were established at Kin Kin, Cooroy and Pomona. The dairy industry in Noosa
Shire peaked in the 1940s and 1950s with over 27,000 head of cattle across some 413 dairies, but
then declined since the mid-1960s. The industry was based on butter production, a product which
has experienced a relatively poor market since the increase of substitute products. The Pomona
butter factory closed in 1970 and Cooroy closed in 1975. For some years whole milk from the
Noosa Shire was sent to a distribution centre in Gympie. By 1980 the number of dairies in Noosa
had dropped to 43 with less than 4,000 head of cattle and by 1992 there were 19 dairies.
The end of the 1990s saw the deregulation of the Queensland dairy industry which resulted in an
overall decrease in the number of dairy farms throughout the State and subsequently there are no
remaining dairies in Noosa Shire
Crops
Prior to the 1920s the main crops grown in the Noosa Shire were potatoes, maize and hay. During
the banana boom of around 1920, much land around Kin Kin was cleared to plant bananas.
Growers were able to prosper quickly using lots as small as five acres of fertile soils. The banana
sector declined rapidly in the 1930s due to falling prices and much cleared land was turned to
dairies. In 1966 there was still some 79ha of land committed to bananas which had decreased to
11ha by the 1990s.
Early on in Noosa’s history land around Kin Kin, Cootharaba and Cooran was found to be suitable
for sugar cane and various farms transported cane to the Moreton Mill in Nambour. While this
sector had a fairly limited history in Noosa there was a resurgence in the early 90s. At this time
cane grown at Cootharaba, to the north of Pomona and between Pomona and Lake Macdonald
represented about 4% of the assigned cane land in the Sunshine Coast and the Moreton Mill
expressed confidence in the expansion of cane land in Noosa Shire. With the closure of the
Moreton Mill in 2003 the local sugar industry dissolved.
Cooroy was a pioneer area for commercial green bean growing in Queensland and through the
1960s Noosa Shire produced up to 19% of the State’s beans. In 1966 some 575ha of land in
Noosa was committed to growing beans. This sector declined through the 1970s and 1980s.
Historical production of other fruit and vegetables in Noosa included noticeable quantities of
tomatoes, melons, papaws, passionfruit and zucchini. However all traditional crops declined
through the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
Since the 1980s there has been significant growth in less traditional areas of production, e.g.
ginger, macadamias and wholesale nurseries. A growing appreciation for fresh flavours in both
home cooking and dining out has led to an increased demand for salad greens, herbs, ginger,
garlic, native foods, tree nuts etc. Weekly farmers markets and the strong local restaurant industry
are markets for such produce.
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Forestry
Early land holdings were taken up at Cootharaba and Kin Kin in the latter 1800s for timber. In the
late 1860s sawmilling operations commenced next to Lake Cootharaba and timbergetters worked
the area through the next four decades with portable sawmills relied upon. The timber industry
was active at Cootharaba, Cooroy, Ridgewood, Tewantin, Ringtail Creek, Cooran and Pinbarren.
The industry eventually declined with much cleared lands in the hinterland turning to dairies.
The banana boom of around 1920 led to a resurgence in makeshift milling operations where there
were stands of good softwood timbers (including Kin Kin and Pinbarren) to construct banana
cases.
The timber industry survived for some time longer into the mid-1900s with sawmills at Cooroy, Kin
Kin, and Cooran.
In the 1990’s farm forestry gained momentum as a positive and sustainable use of rural lands.
Incentives offered by the Government encouraged many rural land owners to plant timber on their
otherwise unproductive properties. Eucalypt species particularly dominated in areas around
Cooran and Pomona with lesser numbers of cabinet timbers. In lowlands where soils are less
conducive to hardwood, softwoods like pines prevail. Non-native species such as bamboo,
Paulwenias or Pongamia have also been planted although these require management to prevent
weed spread.
The 1999 South East Queensland Forest Agreement led to the closure of the two mills at Cooroy
as the supply of timber from Crown land would no longer warrant the operations. State plantation
timber resources at Ringtail and Yurol Forests continue to be selectively harvested in small
numbers.
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Appendix B - Agricultural Land Uses
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