2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix

        (b)   For major energy infrastructure:
        (c)   (i)      Development provides for adequate separation from the Major Electricity Transmission Line Corridor.
              (ii)     Development avoids compromising the operation of major electricity infrastructure, including the Major Electricity
                       Transmission Line.
              (iii)    The number of people exposed to the potential adverse impacts of major electricity infrastructure is minimised.
              (iv)     Development provides for adequate separation from the gas pipeline corridor.
              (v)      Development provides for adequate separation from the gas pipeline and corridor.
              (vi)     Development avoids compromising the future operation of the gas pipeline within the gas pipeline corridor.
              (vii)    Development avoids the storage of hazardous materials in proximity to the gas pipeline corridor.
              (viii)   The number of people exposed to the potential adverse impacts of the future gas pipeline in the gas pipeline
                       corridor is minimised.


 Table 8.2.9.3          Criteria for assessable development­ Water Resources
  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable outcomes

  Water catchment
  PO1
  Development does not cause adverse effects on:                         No acceptable outcomes provided
  (a)    the quality and quantity of water entering Lake Macdonald,
         Cedar Pocket Dam or its tributaries, or the Mary River
         drinking water intake;
  (b)    flow regimes, flooding levels or flood volumes outside the
         boundaries of the site; and
  (c)    the environmental values, land resources and natural
         systems in these catchments.

  Editor’s Notes—
  Requirements relating to water quality, stormwater management
  and effluent disposal are contained in the Water Quality and
  Drainage Code in Part 9.

  Requirements relating to excavation and filling are contained in
  the Earthworks Code in Part 9.

  Requirements relating to flooding and environment protection and
  waterways management are contained in the Flood Hazard
  Overlay Code and the Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands
  Overlay Code in Part 8.
  PO2                                                                    AO2.1
  Development within a water supply buffer does not include the          For rural activities the stockpiling of waste litter, manure and other
  incineration or burial of waste and all other waste is collected and   organics is only undertaken as follows:
  stored in weather proof, sealed waste receptacles, located in          (a)   on surfaces constructed with permanent impervious
  roofed and bunded areas, for disposal by a licensed contractor.              underlay to minimise leaching;
                                                                         (b)   located outside of an effluent irrigation area;
                                                                         (c)   located away from groundwater and recharge areas;
                                                                         (d)   sized to accommodate the proposed disposal timeframes;
                                                                         (e)   designed with run­off diversion drainage upstream to
                                                                               prevent uncontaminated stormwater movement into the
                                                                               area;
                                                                         (f)   bunded to capture contaminated run­off for appropriate
                                                                               treatment and disposal; and


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