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Town Planning Report (2)
a reciprocal access easement
arrangement over both lots
as the adjoining site has
existing vegetation along the
boundary line, which would
require removing additional
trees. The applicant seeks to
retain existing vegetation.
Minimal trees will be removed
to accommodate the
proposed access to both lots.
Jirrima Crescent does not
contain any existing
pedestrian footpaths, being
in a rural residential setting.
The proposed layout is
considered compliant with
PO3.
BIODIVERSITY, WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS OVERLAY CODE
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO1 Development is sited AO1.1 Ecologically important In accordance with Noosa
and designed to protect the areas are conserved or Council 2020 Overlay
physical and ecological improved to ensure their Mapping, the proposed
integrity and biodiversity of ongoing contribution to the development is located within
ecologically important areas natural resources and mapped ecologically
through protection of: biological diversity of Noosa important areas. As can be
1. existing habitat areas Shire. seen on the Site Plan, future
and ecological linkages; buildings can be located
and AND outside of mapped areas. As
2. existing riparian per AO1.3, vegetation
vegetation, waterways AO1.2 Buildings, structures clearing is proposed for the
and wetland habitat and associated works are extent of the access driveway
values. located within existing and boundary fencing only,
cleared areas or areas of and is proposed to be offset
lowest ecological value. at a 1:1 ratio. The Landscape
and Rehabilitation Plan shows
the vegetation to be removed
and replaced.
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