Town Planning Assessment Report

 Part 12                  Operational work for               N/A
                          reconfiguring a lot
 Part 13                  Ports                              N/A
 Part 14                  Reconfiguring a lot under Land     N/A
                          Title Act
 Part 15                  SEQ development area               N/A
 Part 16                  SEQ regional landscape and         N/A Subject site is identified in the Urban footprint.
                          rural production area and SEQ
                          rural living area
 Part 17                  Tidal works or work in a coastal   N/A
                          management district
 Part 18                  Urban design                       N/A
 Part 19                  Water-related development          N/A



5.3.       Assessment Benchmarks Relating to the Planning Scheme

           5.3.1. Level of Assessment

The site is located within the Cooroy Local Plan area and is split zoned Community Facilities and Open Space
Recreation under the Noosa Plan 2020 (the Planning Scheme). In accordance with Table 5.6.1 of the
Planning Scheme, reconfiguring a lot requires Code Assessment.


           5.3.2. Assessment Benchmarks

Pursuant to Table 5.6.1 of the Planning Scheme, the reconfiguration is assessable against the following codes:
    + Cooroy Local Plan Code
    + Open Space Recreation Zone
    + Community Facilities Zone
    + Reconfiguring a Lot Code
    + Works codes

An assessment against the abovementioned codes has revealed that the development is compliant with or
can be conditioned to comply with each. An assessment against the key parameters contained within the
applicable codes is detailed below:

 9.5.1 Reconfiguring a Lot Code
 Performance outcomes                       Acceptable outcomes                         Assessment
 Growth Management
 PO1                                        No acceptable outcome provided              PO1 – Not Applicable
 Urban residential development:                                                         The proposal an urban
     a) is confined to land within the                                                  residential subdivision.
          Urban boundaries;
     b) provides a mix of lot sizes and
          configurations to cater for
          variety in housing choice;
     c) contributes to efficient use of
          land and infrastructure;
     d) increases residential densities
          and reduces lot sizes in close
          proximity to public transport
          and centre zones;


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