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7190526 - Response to Futher Advice · 132001.210127.4
Updated elevation drawings have been provided. Drawing Number DD_A_BS302, shows the elevational
changes of the Banksia building. The floor plans issued with the change provide a clearer picture of the
reduction in built form, and are highlighted further in Section 3, Table 2 of the provided Minor Change
Application Report.
3.0 Issue – Existing Approved Plans
The application seeks to amend Condition 15 (which references the old approved plans), however does not
propose to include these plans elsewhere. Some of the existing approved plans (eg relating to the Darwinia
and Eucalyptus wings) are still relevant and as such need to be maintained, noting previous changes did not
include the floor plans or elevations of the Darwinia and Eucalyptus Wings
Information Required:
• Provide an amended request to amend Condition 15, stipulating the full list of plans to be retained and
therefore included in the condition
Response:
Noted. The proposed condition should read:
The approved plans are numbered SK-06, 07 issue B SK-8 & 9 Issue A dated 26/01/2000, SD1 (titled ‘Site
Plan’), SD2, SD3, dated July 2005, SD4 dated May 2005 and DA-1 dated September 2005 DD_A_002.0 Issue R
dated 14 January 2022, unless otherwise superseded by Condition 46 of this approval.
Condition 46 Should be updated to reflect the plans outlined in Section 6 below
4.0 Issue – Increase in Fraction Impervious
The existing development layout was approved with a fraction impervious of 55.4% (13,840m2). The change
proposes a fraction impervious of 55.1% (13,765m2).
Given the vintage of the existing development and the significance of the receiving waters, it is unclear if the
development holistically achieves the acceptable stormwater quality targets outlined in The Noosa Plan 2020
– Water Quality and Drainage Code.
You are advised that the documents included as part of the Operational Works application do not include the
above detail.
Information Required:
• Provide additional detail demonstrating that stormwater runoff from the proposed development causes
no increase in gross pollutants, total suspended solids, total phosphorous and total nitrogen from the
existing development. The confirmation must be prepared by a suitably qualified person (RPEQ)
experienced in stormwater quality and be accompanied by any necessary detail.
Response:
The proposed minor layout changes have reduced the impervious area from 55.4% to 55.1%, leading to a
reduction in both stormwater runoff and pollutant generation. As the existing development does not have
stormwater treatment, this change means there will be no increase in pollutants from the site.
To ensure compliance with the stormwater quality targets outlined in The Noosa Plan 2020, STP consultants
have provided an updated assessment (STP24-0253), using a MUSIC model to analyse the impacts for the new
development area (10,530m²). The results confirm that the development meets the required standards under
the code.
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