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Planning Report
103 Wrigley St (Cnr Sugar Road)
P O Box 5774
Maroochydore BC Q 4558
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3 PRELODGEMENT ADVICE
The proposal was the subject of a prelodgement meeting with Council (PLM20/0032) dated 29
September 2020 prior to proceeding with a development application over the land. The resultant
proposal plans have been amended to incorporate advice from Council where possible, practical and
warranted, having regard to applicable planning scheme requirements and specific site circumstances.
Responses to key issues are outlined below.
Koala Priority Area and Koala Habitat Area
Matter Raised Response
The site is identified within a koala priority area The development does not propose any clearing
and contains koala habitat area. Under the of koala habitat area and is therefore not
Planning Regulation 2017 (Schedule 10, Part 10, prohibited development.
Division 2, Section 16A), the proposal may be
prohibited development, due to potential Compliance with Schedule 11, Part 2 of the
vegetation clearing or potential impacts on Planning Regulation 2017 and the relevant
vegetation… Before submitting the application, it provisions of the Biodiversity, Waterways and
must be clearly and accurately demonstrated that Wetlands Overlay Code under the Noosa Plan
the proposed reconfiguration of a lot does not 2020 has been demonstrated as part of this
propose any clearing of koala habitat area, in application and a full assessment against these
accordance with and making reference to assessment benchmarks are provided as part
Schedule 10, Part 10, Division 2, 16A of the Appendix E – Ecological Assessment Report.
Planning Regulation 2017. If lodged, the
application must clearly and accurately
demonstrate compliance with Schedule 11, Part
2 of the Planning Regulation 2017 and relevant
provisions of the Biodiversity, Waterways and
Wetlands Overlay Code under the Noosa Plan
2020.
Lot Shape, Size and Character
Matter Raised Response
The proposed common boundary between The proposed subdivision layout results in
proposed lots 1 and 2 is irregular and the location irregular shaped lots due to lot boundaries being
of the proposed house site areas are elevated aligned to avoid traversing ecologically important
above surrounding land. Performance Outcome areas and to align with the existing driveway.
PO5 of the Reconfiguring a Lot Code seeks lots Despite the lots being irregular in shape, the
to have a predominantly regular or rectangular layout is considered to be appropriate and satisfy
shape; be consistent with the size and character PO5 of the Reconfiguring a Lot Code as the lots
of surrounding lots; and retain the scenic amenity meet the prescribed 1.5ha minimum lot size, are
of the landscape. of a consistent size and character of surrounding
lots, still enable activities consistent with the
purpose and overall outcomes sought for the
rural residential zone, and both lots are capable
of accommodating dwelling houses (noting that
Lot 1 will retain the existing house and Lot 2 has
a 2736m2 building envelope).
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