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MCU14/0106 & OPW15/0001 Compiled Information Request Response
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Noosa Civic Expansion
28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville and parts of the road reserves of Hofmann Drive and Walter Hay Drive
accompanied the development application. Figure 8.3 below illustrates the proposed site area
to which the development application is now intended to apply.
Figure 8.3 – Proposed site plan
No other changes to the development application, other than those made in response to the
information request (if any) and those outlined above, are being requested by the Applicant.
8.3 Process and Assessment
Section 350 of the SPA defines the term ‘minor change’ as follows:
“350 Meaning of minor change
(1) A minor change in relation to an application, is any of the following changes to the application—
(a) a change that merely corrects a mistake about the name or address of the applicant
or owner, or the address or other property details of the land to which the application
applies, if the assessment manager is satisfied the change would not adversely affect
the ability of a person to assess the changed application;
(b) a change of applicant, if the assessment manager is satisfied the change would not
adversely affect the ability of a person to assess the changed application;
(c) a change that merely corrects a spelling or grammatical error;
(d) a change that—
(i) does not result in a substantially different development; and
(ii) does not require the application to be referred to any additional referral
agencies; and
(iii) does not change the type of development approval sought; and
(iv) does not require impact assessment for any part of the changed application,
if the original application did not involve impact assessment; and
(v) if the application is taken under the Environmental Protection Act, section
115 to also be an application for an environmental authority—does not
change the type of application made under the Environmental Protection Act.
June 2015 Cardno HRP 43
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