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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix
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Activity group Uses
(b) assessable development requiring
(i) code assessment
(ii) impact assessable
(c) prohibited development
Category 1 lot category 1 lot means a freehold lot of 0.3 hectares or less in the protected vegetation overlay
area
Category 2 lot category 2 lot means a freehold lot of more than 0.3 hectares but less than 2 hectares in
the protected vegetation overlay area.
Category 3 lot category 3 lot means a freehold lot of 2 hectares or more, other than a category 4 lot, in the
protected vegetation overlay area.
Category 4 lot category 4 lot means a freehold lot of 2 hectares or more which is subject to a property
vegetation management plan in the protected vegetation overlay area.
Character area character area has the meaning given in the Heritage Overlay general provisions (Section
8.2.7)
Child activity areas child activity areas means land or buildings associated with the care of, or used by,
children for more than 5 hours per day at least 3 days per week including—
(a) child care facilities providing day care, occasional care, kindergarten and crèche
services;
(b) educational establishments providing for preschool and primary school students; and
(c) before/after school care and vacation care for children less than 13 years of age.
Class 10 structure class 10 structure as per building regulations is defined as a nonhabitable building or
structure
Clearing clearing means destruction of vegetation or interference with its natural growth, by—
(a) cutting down, or
(b) cutting or tearing branches, stems or roots, topping, pruning or lopping as per
Australian Standard AS 43732007 Pruning or Amenity Trees; or
(c) poisoning, including contamination; or
(d) releasing oil, petroleum, paint, cement, mortar or other deleterious substances to a
root zone; or
(e) ringbarking; or
(f) scar barking; or
(g) fixing any object into living tissue or surrounding trunk or branches that may destroy or
seriously affect the vegetation; or
(h) using any tree climbing spikes in healthy trees that may destroy or seriously affect the
vegetation, other than in accordance with AS 43731996; or
(i) damaging a root zone by compaction, excavation or filling in a way that may destroy or
seriously affect the vegetation; or
(j) attaching guy rope, cable or other contrivances that may destroy or seriously affect the
vegetation; or
(k) uprooting or displacing that may destroy or seriously affect the vegetation but not
including destroying standing vegetation by stock.
Code assessment code assessment is an assessment that must be carried out only—
(a) against the assessment benchmarks in a categorising instrument for the
development; and
(b) having regard to any matters prescribed by regulation for this paragraph.
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