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 Table 16—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the Eastern Beaches locality
 Specific outcome                     Probable solution                   Applicant response
 b) changes to natural coastal
 processes;
 c) disturbance of the dune system
 and wetland system;
 d) management of landslide and
 fire risk;
 e) erosion and the transport of
 sediments off site;
 f) unmanaged public access;
 g) effluent disposal64;
 h) changes to fauna habitat and
 behaviour; and
 i) disturbance of buildings and
 features, including natural features
 of cultural heritage significance.
 Open space network                   S15.1 Open space corridors and      Not applicable.
 O15 An integrated open space         existing native vegetation in areas The proposed development does
 network is established, enhanced     indicated in Schedule 5 – Map 3     not involve an open space
 and protected throughout the         are protected from fragmentation    corridor.
 locality to—                         and encroachment by
 a) provide for both passive and      development.
 active recreational pursuits;
 b) provide connectivity for
 pedestrians and cyclists,
 c) provide habitat connectivity for
 wildlife;
 d) protect watercourses and
 drainage lines;
 e) protect vegetation on steep
 slopes; and
 a) form a scenic backdrop for
 residential development.
 Pedestrian and bicycle pathways      S16.1 Pedestrian and bicycle        Complies with probable solution.
 O16 Safe and convenient              pathways are provided and           The existing bikeway is retained.
 pedestrian and bicycle pathways      retained where indicated in the
 are provided and retained between Priority Infrastructure Plan in Part
 and throughout key destinations      15;
 including—                           AND
 a) an east-west link between the     S16.2 Contributions toward
 beach and the northern end of        pedestrian and bicycle pathways
 Lake Weyba via Burgess Creek;        are provided in accordance with
 b) a north-south link between the    the Priority Infrastructure Plan in
 Noosa National Park to the north of Part 15.
 the locality and the former Shire
 boundary near Peregian Beach;
 and
 c) links within and around Sunrise
 and Sunshine Beach linking
 business and community uses with
 residential development.
 Beach access points                                                      Complies with specific outcome.

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