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Attached to the e-mail Wellbeing Type 2 - Worship - 115 Eumundi Noosa Road, Noosaville - MCU17/0073.
“Adamson Town Planning, specialising in providing higher order town planning advice”
Subject to detail design, stormwater from roof and sealed areas will be discharged to the existing
stormwater drainage system on site and being roof water, should not cause adverse water quality
impacts.
The proposed development is consistent with the interim development assessment provisions under
the SPP.
Referral Agencies
The subject land adjoins an existing electricity supply substation located on land described as Lot 1
on RP196624 (refer Figure 1). Pursuant to Table 3(8) of the Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009, the
proposed material change of use is situated on premises within 100m of a substation site and
therefore is to be referred to Energex as an advice agency for the development application.
Noosa Plan 2006
Under the Noosa Plan 2006, the subject land is located within the Noosaville Locality Plan Area and is
included in the Community Services Zone (refer Figure 5).
The proposed alterations and additions to the existing Church is defined as a Community Use,
Wellbeing Type 3 – Worship. Under the Table of assessment for the Community Services Zone,
Wellbeing Type 3 – Worship is a consistent, but impact assessable use within this zone. While the
application is to be assessed against the whole of the planning scheme, the most relevant codes
include the Noosaville Locality Code, Community Uses Code, Landscaping Code and Engineering
Works Codes. The most relevant Engineering Work Code in this instance is the Driveways and
Carparking Code. The following overlay is also applicable.
Triggered Overlay Level of Assessment Criteria
Assessment
Acid sulfate soils overlay Exempt Not involving earthworks below 5m AHD.
-Low potential Acid sulfate soil
area 5-20m AHD
Subject Land
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Figure 5– Zoning Plan
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