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MCU15/0017 - Development Application
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6.3 State Planning Policy Town Planning Report 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville The development application must have regard to all relevant and applicable State interests identified in the State Planning Policy. Of these interests, the following State interests are applicable to the proposed development: ¢ Biodiversity: The site is identified as containing matters of State environmental significance; e Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience: The site is located in a bushfire hazard area and a flood A response to the applicable requirements for each of the above State interests is provided in the following hazard area. sections. 6.3.1 Biodiversity Development: (1) enhances matters of state environmental significance where possible, and (2) identifies any potential significant adverse environmental impacts on matters of state environmental significance, and (3) manages ___ the significant adverse environmental impacts on matters of state environmental significance by protecting the matters of state environmental significance from, or otherwise mitigating, those impacts. 6.3.2 The below table provides a response to the requirements of the Biodiversity State interest. Complies The proposed development is wholly located in an existing tenancy. The use of additional site area is not proposed and therefore matters of environmental significance will not be impacted upon. Not Applicable The proposed development is wholly located in an existing tenancy. The use of additional site area is not proposed and therefore matters of environmental significance will not be impacted upon. Not Applicable The proposed development is wholly located in an existing tenancy. The use of additional site area is not proposed and therefore matters of environmental significance will not be impacted upon. Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience The below table provides a response to the requirements of the Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience State interest. Development: (1) is designed to avoid or otherwise minimise adverse impacts from emissions that will affect the health and safety, wellbeing and amenity of communities and individuals, and (2) supports the achievement of the relevant acoustic and air quality objectives of the: (a) Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy 2008, and Environmental Protection (Air) Policy 2008 (Appendix 6), and (3) does not compromise the viability of existing or future industrial development, including industrial land within a state development area, or an enterprise opportunity area or employment opportunity area identified in a regional plan. Complies The proposed development is wholly located within an existing tenancy and is not located within the vicinity of any residential uses. Emissions that will affect health, safety, wellbeing or amenity are not proposed or contemplated to occur as a result of the use. Can Comply Based on the uses proposed, it is expected the proposed development can comply with the relevant acoustic and air quality objectives of the Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy 2008 and Environmental Protection (Air) Policy 2008. A lawful condition of approval can be imposed which ensures the development achieves the relevant acoustic and air quality objectives. Complies The proposed development is located within an existing tenancy in the Shire Business Centre and is not located in an industrial area. February 2015 Cardno HRP 22
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