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Planning Report
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0109 IDAS Forms, Planning Report & Engineering Report - Links Drive Noosa Heads.
4.4 INFRASTRUCTURE
4.4.1 Services
The site is adequately serviced by urban infrastructure with respect to sealed road frontage, water supply, sewer,
electricity and telecommunications. All infrastructure networks are able to be extended into the site to service
the proposed development.
4.4.2 Community Facilities
The site is well located for access to existing recreational facilities including the Noosa Springs Golf Course and
associated services. The site is located only 3 kilometres from Hastings Street and even less distance from other
services and facilities in the Noosa Heads locality.
5.0 STATUTORY PROVISIONS AND COMPLIANCE
5.1 STATE INTERESTS
5.1.1 State Planning Policy
The potential applicability of the relevant sections of the Queensland State Planning Policy are considered below:-
Policy Principle Comment
Mining and Extractive Resources Not Applicable - The site is not located in proximity to any mining or
extractive resource activities.
Biodiversity Applicable – The south-eastern extremity of the site is mapped as Category
B – Remnant vegetation that is a Least concern regional ecosystem. Any
vegetation clearing in this area will be restricted to that necessary to
accommodate the proposed buildings and internal driveway. All buildings in
this location will be setback at least 12m from the eastern and southern
property boundary to maximize opportunities for tree retention.
Coastal Environment Not Applicable – The site lies outside the Coastal Management District.
Water Quality Applicable – The proposal involves a material change of use for urban
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purposes on a site greater than 2,500m that will result in more than six
dwellings.
The relevant criteria of the SPP Code for Water Quality have been addressed
in the enclosed Engineering Report at Appendix D of this report.
Natural Hazards Applicable – Parts of the site are mapped as flood hazard area, bushfire
hazard area and landslide hazard area on either Council or State
government overlay mapping. The proposal has been designed so as to
mitigate the risk of these natural hazards.
The enclosed Engineering Report at Appendix D, Geotechnical Report at
Appendix E and Bushfire Management Plan at Appendix F provide further
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