2 David Low Way - Town Planning Report - Urban Systems Pty Ltd

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Meeting minutes

Coastal Management District

1. The development site is located within the coastal management district and
   erosion prone area.
2. The site is protected from coastal impacts by approximately 100m of vegetated
   reserve.
3. The vegetated area on proposed Lot 711 will be retained to protect Burgess
   Creek. This area on the northern portion of the site has been identified as MSES
   – Regulated vegetation (wetland). This MSES relates to a regional ecosystem
   that intersects with a wetland shown on the vegetation management wetlands
   map. This is a result of updated MSES mapping that was not available at the time
   of the pre-lodgement meeting on 30 June 2017. Nevertheless, impacts to this
   MSES will need to be addressed against PO16 of State code 8. Please
   demonstrate how impacts to MSES will be avoided. If this is not possible, please
   demonstrate how impacts are minimised. You can request an environmental
   report online which identifies the MSES mapping for the subject site at the
   following website - https://environment.ehp.qld.gov.au/report-
   request/environment/.
4. Although not a requirement of EHP, the proposed covenant detailed on the
   subdivision proposal plan is supported. EHP will not impose a covenant condition
   for the vegetation buffer adjacent to David Low Way; however the advice
   provided by EHP relies on the information provided to date, particularly with
   regard to the retained vegetation at the northern part of the site.
5. The plans submitted as part of the pre-lodgement meeting are sufficient to be
   submitted as part of a development application to EHP for assessment.
6. The applicant stated an erosion report had been prepared and would be provided
   as part of the application documents.
7. A future development application will be required to address the performance
   outcomes in Table 8.2.1 of State code 8: Coastal development and tidal works of
   the State Development Assessment Provisions (SDAP), version 2.0.


It is considered that the above summary is an accurate record of the matters
discussed at the pre-lodgement meeting.

The following information is provided as further advice prepared subsequent to the
meeting:

Application Fee – Coastal development

1. For a future development application for reconfiguring a lot within a coastal
   management district the referral fee prescribed under the Planning Regulation
   2017 is identified in schedule 10, part 17, division 3, table 1, item 8 (c) - $6260.




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