Minor Change Assessment

             referral agencies for the development
             application; or

         C. referral to extra referral agencies, other No extra referrals are required.
            than to the chief executive; or

         D. a referral agency to assess the No             additional    referral  assessment
            application against, or have regard to, triggers/aspects are required.
            matters prescribed by regulation under
            section 55(2), other than matters the
            referral agency must have assessed the
            application against, or have had regard
            to, when the application was made; or

         E. public notification if public notification No public notification required
            was not required for the development
            application.


Accordingly, the subject change is a minor change.

ASSESSMENT
Pursuant to Clause 81 (4) & (5) the responsible entity must consider the statutory instrument, or
other document, as in effect when the development application for the development approval was
properly made.

        Comment: The development approval was originally made under the 1985 Town Planning
        Scheme. This scheme remained operative until it was superseded by the Noosa Plan, which
        commenced in February 2006. Given the proposal does not change the physical development
        footprint or overall gross floor area, it is considered the changed development would have been
        approved in the same manner as the current development approval.


However, the responsible entity may give the weight the responsible entity considers is
appropriate, in the circumstances, to—
   (a)     the statutory instrument or other document as in effect when the change application
           was made; or
   (b)     if the statutory instrument or other document is amended or replaced after the change
           application is made but before it is decided—the amended or replacement instrument
           or document; or
   (c)     another statutory instrument—
           (i)      that comes into effect after the change application is made but before it is
                    decided; and
           (ii)     that the responsible entity would have been required to consider if the
                    instrument had been in effect when the development application for the
                    development approval was properly made.