Appendix 3. Planning Report [As Published] · 132007.2399

M1806
Page 8 of 19
November, 2007

of scarce land which is otherwise suitable for residential development given it's location within the
existing Noosa Springs development and its proximity to all relevant services. As indicated above,
the proposed development will not cause the overall density and area limits set out in the Dwelling
Unit Yield Schedule in the Plan of Development for Noosa Springs to be exceeded. In that respect
it is consistent with the overall intent for the Plan of Development for this zone.

Extract – Superseded Planning Scheme: Table of Assessment




Source: Superseded Planning Scheme


In addition, the proposed development is consistent with the Dwelling Unit Yield Schedule included
within the Plan of Development. Further justification supporting the application is found within the
overarching principles of the South East Queensland Regional Plan. To be specific, the site is
located within the Urban Footprint.

Pursuant to Schedule 2 of the Integrated Planning Regulation the Department of Natural
Resources and Water (DNR&W) is a Concurrence Agency because Lot 3 is mapped as containing
remnant vegetation. It should, however, be noted that the Precinct J site does not contain remnant
vegetation. In addition, the Department of Natural Resources and Water is an Advice Agency
because of the potential for disturbance of Acid Sulfate Soils and the Environmental Protection
Agency is an Advice Agency with regards to the proximity of the site to the Noosa National Park.

4.2     Proposal Details

The applicant seeks approval for a Material Change of Use of mainly vacant land included within
part of Lot 3 on SP178323 for residential purposes and a realignment of the eighteenth hole and a
staged Reconfiguration of a Lot: