Appendix F Coastal development and Tidal Works · MCU20/0090

Development Permit for Material Change of Use for an Office Ancillary to a Landing (extension to an existing jetty building) at 256 Gympie Terrace Noosaville described
as Lot 158 on SP1460413




  Performance outcomes                                            Acceptable outcomes                                  Response
  PO15 Development ensures erosion control structures are         No acceptable outcome is prescribed.                 Not applicable – no erosion control structures
  located within the premises they are intended to protect                                                             proposed
  unless there is no feasible alternative.
  Matters of state environmental significance
  PO16 Development:                                               No acceptable outcome is prescribed.                 Complies – no mapped matters of state significance.
      1.    avoids impacts on matters of state environmental
            significance; or
       2. minimises and mitigates impacts on matters of state
            environmental significance after demonstrating
            avoidance is not reasonably possible; and
       3. provides an offset if, after demonstrating all
            reasonable avoidance, minimisation and mitigation
            measures are undertaken, the development results
            in an acceptable significant residual impact on a
            matter of state environmental significance.
  Statutory note: For Brisbane core port land, an offset may
  only be applied to development on land identified as E1
  Conservation/Buffer, E2 Open Space or Buffer/Investigation
  in the Brisbane Port LUP precinct plan. For the Brisbane Port
  LUP, see www.portbris.com.au.
  Note: Guidance for determining if the development will have
  a significant residual impact on the matter of state
  environmental significance is provided in the Significant
  Residual Impact Guideline, Department of State
  Development, Infrastructure and Planning, 2014. Where the
  significant residual impact is considered an acceptable
  impact on the matter of state environmental significance and
  an offset is considered appropriate, the offset should be
  delivered in accordance with the Environmental Offsets Act
  2004.



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