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

                                                                        Editor's Note—Wetland areas are identified on the Queensland
                                                                        Wetland Program mapping

                                                                        Editor's Note—Any clearing of vegetation also needs to meet the
                                                                        outcomes of the Earthworks Code and the Water Quality and
                                                                        Drainage Code.
  PO7
  Vegetation within 400 metres of the full ponded water within Lake     No acceptable outcome provided.
  Macdonald is retained.
  PO8                                                                   AO8.1
  Development on land adjacent to a waterway or wetland                 Development adjacent to a waterway or wetland provides that:
  maintains appropriate extent of public access to waterways and        (a)   no new lots directly back onto a riparian buffer area; and
  wetlands and minimises edge effects.
                                                                        (b)   new public roads are located between a riparian buffer area
                                                                              or riparian zone and the proposed development area.




 Water hydrology             Table 8.2.2.3. ­ Criteria for assessable development (part)
  Performance outcomes                                                  Acceptable outcomes
  Surface and ground water hydrology
  PO9                                                                   AO9.1
  Development ensures that the natural surface water and ground         Development does not impact on the natural surface water or
  water hydrologic regimes of waterways, wetlands and                   groundwater hydrologic regimes and this is facilitated by:
  hydrologically­sensitive plant communities are not adversely          (a)   avoiding or minimising channelization, redirection or
  impacted.                                                                   interruption of flow;
                                                                              avoiding groundwater extraction;
  Editor's Note—Groundwater dependent ecosystems are identified (b)
  on Queensland Government Wetland Info mapping.                (c)           maintaining groundwater recharge and discharge
                                                                              processes;
                                                                        (d)   maintaining natural groundwater fluctuations;
                                                                        (e)   avoiding causing ingress of saline water into freshwater
                                                                              aquifers of wetlands; and
                                                                        (f)   avoiding contaminants entering groundwater (e.g. from
                                                                              runoff, effluent disposal).



 Rehabilitation of ecologically important areas                        Table 8.2.2.3 ­ Criteria for assessable development
 (part)
  Performance outcomes                                                  Acceptable outcomes
  Rehabilitation of ecologically important areas
  PO10                                                                  AO10.1
  Development provides for ecologically important areas to be           Landscaping and rehabilitation complements and supports
  restored and enhanced through:                                        ecologically important areas by:
  (a)    designing landscaped areas to complement and enhance           (a)   utilising local native species;
         existing vegetation and ecological linkages;                   (b)   utilising suitable plant species identified in PSP2
  (b)    removing species likely to displace native flora species or          Landscaping;
         degrade fauna habitat;                                         (c)   restoring degraded ecosystems to achieve a functional
  (c)    replanting and rehabilitating degraded habitat;                      ecosystem state that requires minimal human intervention;
  (d)    replacing any vegetation removed with suitable local native    (d)   replicating adjacent remnant habitats of the same type,
         species;                                                             including the understorey vegetation;



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