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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                     23 JUNE 2015


Stormwater quality and management
The existing dwelling currently discharges to Pavilion Street and no changes or
improvements are considered necessary as this is a lawful point of discharge. The applicant
has provided a plan prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland
indicating an on-site absorption pit to address stormwater on proposed Lot 2, which meets
the provisions of the Planning Scheme. The absorption pit is proposed to be constructed as
part of a building approval. A property note advising prospective purchasers of the proposed
Lot 2 of the specific stormwater requirements is recommended.

4.     CONSULTATION
4.1. Other Referrals
The application was forwarded to the following internal Council specialists:
     Engineering Officer

5.     CONCLUSION
The proposed lot sizes do not meet the required minimum outlined in The Noosa Plan.
However, the proposal for fully serviced lots is a re-instatement of the original lot layout, is
consistent in size and shape to surrounding lots and the lots are suitable for their intended
use. Given that no kerb and channel or footpath exists in Tree Street and there is minimal
frontage works to the eastern side of Pavilion Street, only a kerb return on the corner is
considered necessary to improve vehicle safety. The proposal is recommended for approval
subject to conditions.

Departments/Sections Consulted:

     Community Services                      X   Planning & Infrastructure
     Disaster Management & Public Order          Building & Plumbing Services
     Waste & Environmental Health                DA Planning
     Community Facilities                        Strategic Land Use Planning
     Cultural Facilities                         Asset Design & Investigations
                                                 Asset Planning
                                                 Civil Operations
                                                 Environment

     Executive Office                            Corporate Services
     Community Engagement                        Finance
     Customer Service                            ICT
     Executive Support                           Procurement & Fleet
     Governance                                  Property & Facilities
     Human Resources                             Revenue Services




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