2016-06-07 - P&E Agenda - Item 3, Attachment 1 - Noosa Parklands Draft Management Plan

Legislative/planning        Administering          Description
instrument                  authority
South East Queensland      Department of       Informs state and local planning policies and priorities to
Regional Plan 2009–2031    Infrastructure,     manage regional growth sustainably. The aim of the SEQ
(SEQ Regional Plan)        Local Government    Regional Plan is to protect the region from inappropriate
                           and Planning        development whilst managing future growth areas. It
                           (DILGP)             includes desired regional outcomes (DRO) relevant to
                                               Logan City conservation areas.
State Planning Policy      DILGP               Outlines the State’s interests for ensuring that the natural
1/03 Mitigating the                            hazards of flood, bushfire, and landslide are adequately
Adverse                                        considered when making decisions about development.
Impacts of Flood,
Bushfire
and Landslide
State Planning Policy      DILGP               Outlines the State’s interests for development that involves
2/02 Planning and                              acid sulfate soils in low-lying coastal areas.
Managing Development
Involving Acid Sulfate
Soils
State Planning Policy      EHP                 Outlines the State’s interests whilst providing direction for
2/10: Koala Conservation                       local government planning schemes and other land
in South East                                  allocation processes. Logan City is located within south-
Queensland                                     east Queensland koala protection areas.
Sustainable Planning Act   DILGP               Seeks to achieve sustainable planning outcomes through:
2009 (SPA)                                     managing the process by which development takes place;
                                               managing the effects of development on the environment;
                                               and continuing the coordination and integration of local,
                                               regional and state planning.
Vegetation Management      EHP                 Regulates the clearing of native vegetation on freehold
Act 1999                                       and leasehold land. Operational work that includes
(VMA)                                          clearing native vegetation requires assessment against the
                                               provisions of the VMA.
Water Act 2000             EHP                 Provides the framework to deliver sustainable water
                                               planning, allocation, management and supply processes
                                               and to ensure improved security for water resources.
Local
Noosa Biosphere            Noosa Biosphere     In September 2007 the United Nations Educational,
Reserve                    LTD                 Scientific and Cultural Organisation’s (UNESCO) Man and
                                               the Biosphere Program (MAB) designated the Noosa shire
                                               as a biosphere reserve. It was a first for Queensland and
                                               recognised the region's outstanding biodiversity values
                                               and community commitment to best practice approaches
                                               to sustainability. The Noosa Biosphere Reserve
                                               encompasses a total of 150,000 hectares of land and
                                               numerous waterways and extends approximately 3km
                                               seawards.
                                               “It provides a focus for the Noosa community’s aspirations
                                               to continue to strive for a sustainable future, to work
                                               together to build economies, communities, and knowledge
                                               and to ensure our natural ecosystems and biodiversity is
                                               valued, cared for, improved and conserved.”




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