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2018-07-10 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Draft Noosa River Plan

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Council has a statutory management responsibility under the Environment Protection Act and
Environment Protection (Water) Policy to make sure Noosa’s waterways are protected through
management of pollution sources. These responsibilities include ensuring:
   •	The quality of stormwater leaving new residential development achieves the State Planning
      Policy’s pollution reduction targets.
   •	In existing residential developments, water pollutant loads to receiving waters are reduced.
Best management practices for stormwater management ensure:
   •	Renewal opportunities for stormwater quality improvement devices (including litter nets) are
      comprehensively investigated, mapped, assessed and prioritised.
   •	Renewals are systematically implemented as part of a long term, stormwater management
      improvement program.
   •	All stormwater quality improvement devices are managed and maintained over the life cycle of the
      asset to ensure treatment efficiencies are maintained.




                                                                               Noosa River Plan l Page 37

Council has a statutory management responsibility under the Environment Protection Act and
        Environment Protection (Water) Policy to make sure Noosa’s waterways are protected through
        management of pollution sources. These responsibilities include ensuring:
           e   The quality of stormwater leaving new residential development achieves the State Planning
               Policy’s pollution reduction targets.
           e   In existing residential developments, water pollutant loads to receiving waters are reduced.
        Best management practices for stormwater management ensure:
           e   Renewal opportunities for stormwater quality improvement devices (including litter nets) are
               comprehensively investigated, mapped, assessed and prioritised.
           e   Renewals are systematically implemented as part of a long term, stormwater management
               improvement program.
           e   All stormwater quality improvement devices are managed and maintained over the life cycle of the
               asset to ensure treatment efficiencies are maintained.

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