Development Application part 2 of 2 Town Planning Report and Plans - MCU13/0081

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South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009       -
                                                  2031 State Planning Regulatory Provisions (July 2009):


The Development Application is contained within the bounds of the Urban Footprint as identified within
Schedule 1 of the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2000       -
                                                                      2031.


Far North Queensland Regional Plan 2009       -
                                                2031 State Planning Regulatory Provisions 2009 (February 2009):


The Subject Site is not contained within Far North Queensland.




6.3     SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND REGIONAL PLAN 2009-2031 (SEQREGIONAL PLAN)



Part C of the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009          -
                                                                    2031 ("the SEQ Regional Plan") identifies the

spatial settlement framework for South East Queensland. The Plan allocates land into one of three regional
land use categories:


             Urban Footprint;

             Regional landscape & Rural Production Area; and
             Rural Living Area.


The SEQ    Regional Plan identifies that the Subject Site is contained within the Urban Footprint and,
consequently, may accommodate a full range of urban uses such as housing, industry, business,
infrastructure, community facilities and urban open spaces. The Subject Site is not located within a
Development Area.



6.4     STATE PLANNING POLICIES



State Planning Policies (SPPs) are statutory instruments that provide policy direction for matters that are
deemed to be of interest to the State. An assessment of the proposed development against the current State

Planning Policies for development and conservation in Queensland is provided below.


Temporary State Planning Policy 2/12   -

                                            Planning for Prosperity

State Planning Policy 2/12 aims to facilitate economic growth in Queensland in three key sectors, being

agriculture, tourism and State mineral and extractive resources.

State Planning Policy 1/12   Protection of Queensland’s Strategic Cropping land
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State Planning Policy 1/12 aims to protect Strategic Cropping land (SCl) from developments that lead to

permanent impacts or diminished productivity. The Subject Site is not identified as SCL.


SPP 4/11- Protecting Wetlands of High Ecological Significance in Great Barrier Reef Catchments


State Planning Policy 4/11 seeks to ensure that development in or adjacent to wetlands of high ecological

significance in Great Barrier Reef Catchments is planned, designed, constructed and operated to prevent the
loss or degradation of wetlands and their values. The Subject Site is not located within the Great Barrier Reef
Catchment.




MCU Town Planning Assessment Report                                                                        Page 12
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