Appeal 26-042 - Lodgement Documents

20 Peregian Esplanade, Peregian Beach




 PURPOSE & OVERALL OUTCOMES                                            PROPOSAL   COMPLIANCE
              iii. the high dune system which helps define the
                   individual communities through ridges and
                   valleys;
             iv.   Lake          Weyba         and        associated
                   coastal wetlands which form an integral part of
                   natural landscape and vistas to the west; and
              v.   Views to Mt Coolum, Emu Mountain, Mt
                   Ninderry, Mt Cooroy and Mt Tinbeerwah.
      (d) Development is consistent with, and does not
          compromise, the close association between the coastal
          communities and the beach, the backdrop of protected
          natural vegetation, which is a key amenity feature in the
          local plan area, and the beachside living in secluded
          surrounds.
      (e) Development does not impact on or compromise:
               i.  the complex high and frequently steep linear dune
                   systems creating protected valleys and exposed
                   ridges leading to the ocean or wetlands on the
                   shores of Lake Weyba; or
              ii.  the drainage lines (being Burgess, Castaways,
                   Marcus and Peregian Creeks and their
                   tributaries) that form deep depressions between
                   the dunes and define the boundaries between the
                   communities of the local plan area.
      (f) Development recognises and reflects the sensitivity of the
          coastal environment including the high dune system, and is
          sited and designed to:
               i.  protect ecologically     important      areas and
                   ecological processes;
              ii.  retain the key landscape elements that contribute
                   to the ecosystem health; and
             iii.  ensure development is well separated from these
                   dune and waterway systems.



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