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 Performance outcomes                                       Acceptable outcomes                    Response
      2. ensuring imported sand is compatible with
          natural beach sediments and coastal
          processes of the receiving beach.
 PO9 Erosion control structures are only constructed        No acceptable outcome is prescribed.   Not applicable – no works proposed.
 where there is an imminent threat to buildings or
 infrastructure of value, and there is no feasible option
 for either:
      1. beach nourishment; or
      2. relocation or abandonment of structures.

 Statutory Note: The monetary value of buildings or
 infrastructure should be more than the cost of
 associated erosion control structures.
 PO10 Erosion control structures minimise interference      No acceptable outcome is prescribed.   Not applicable – no works proposed.
 with coastal processes, or any increase to the severity
 of erosion on adjacent land by:
      1. locating the erosion control structure as far
          landward as practicable and directly adjacent
          to the structure it is intended to protect
      2. where required and feasible, importing sand
          to the site to mitigate any increase in the
          severity of erosion
      3. the design of the structure.
 Water quality
 PO11 Development:                                          No acceptable outcome is prescribed.   Proposal able to comply
      1. maintains or enhances environmental values
          of receiving waters
      2. achieves the water quality objectives of
          Queensland waters
      3. avoids the release of prescribed water
          contaminants to tidal waters.
 Note: See Environmental Protection (Water) Policy
 2009 for the relevant water quality objectives.
 Category C and R areas of vegetation

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rformance outcomes

 

2. ensuring imported sand is compatible with
natural beach sediments and coastal
processes of the receiving beach.

Acceptable outcomes

Response

 

PO$9 Erosion control structures are only constructed
where there is an imminent threat to buildings or
infrastructure of value, and there is no feasible option
for either:

1. beach nourishment; or

2. relocation or abandonment of structures.

Statutory Note: The monetary value of buildings or
infrastructure should be more than the cost of
associated erosion control structures.

No acceptable outcome is prescribed.

Not applicable — no works proposed.

 

PO10 Erosion control structures minimise interference
with coastal processes, or any increase to the severity
of erosion on adjacent land by:

1. locating the erosion control structure as far
landward as practicable and directly adjacent
to the structure it is intended to protect

2. where required and feasible, importing sand
to the site to mitigate any increase in the
severity of erosion

3. the design of the structure.

No acceptable outcome is prescribed.

Not applicable — no works proposed.

 

Water quality

 

PO11 Development:
1. maintains or enhances environmental values
of receiving waters
2. achieves the water quality objectives of
Queensland waters
3. avoids the release of prescribed water
contaminants to tidal waters.
Note: See Environmental Protection (Water) Policy
2009 for the relevant water quality objectives.

 

No acceptable outcome is prescribed.

 

Proposal able to comply

 

 

Category C and R areas of vegetation

 

State Development Assessment Provisions — version 2.6
State code 8: Coastal development and tidal works

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