Appeal 26-042 - Lodgement Documents

20 Peregian Esplanade, Peregian Beach




 PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES                      ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES                              PROPOSAL                                       COMPLIANCE
                                           AO12.3                                           AO12.3                                         ☐Compliant
                                           Benthic substrate retains a continuous grade     The proposed development does not intend to    ☒N/A
                                           with the direction of flow consistent with the   change the existing stormwater management      ☐Performance Solution
                                           natural bed profile.                             for the site. As such, this criterion is not
                                                                                            applicable.

 PO13                                      AO13.1                                           AO13.1                                         ☐Compliant
 Development       is   designed    and    The location and form of stormwater              The proposed development does not intend to    ☒N/A
 constructed to maintain surface and       discharge points do not alter the                change the existing stormwater management      ☐Performance Solution
 ground water balances that sustain the    pre-development hydrology of receiving           for the site. As such, this criterion is not
 environmental values of water             surface water or groundwater.                    applicable.
 dependent      ecosystems,    including
 downstream aquatic, riparian, wetland     AO13.2                                           AO13.2                                         ☐Compliant
 and terrestrial ecosystems.               Developments located on groundwater              The proposed development does not intend to    ☒N/A
                                           recharge or discharge areas are designed         change the existing stormwater management      ☐Performance Solution
                                           and managed in accordance with a                 for the site. As such, this criterion is not
                                           groundwater recharge and discharge               applicable.
                                           management plan prepared by a suitably
                                           experienced and qualified groundwater
                                           hydrologist. The groundwater recharge or
                                           discharge must demonstrate that the
                                           development does not affect groundwater
                                           balances beyond the property boundaries.
 Construction and establishment of         AO14.1                                           AO14.1                                         ☐Compliant
 stormwater management systems             An erosion and sediment control plan             The proposed development does not intend to    ☒N/A
 PO14                                      prepared in accordance with the                  change the existing stormwater management      ☐Performance Solution
 Construction methods provide for          International Erosion Control Association        for the site. As such, this criterion is not
 appropriate controls to avoid entry       Best Practice Books demonstrates that the        applicable.
 and transport of litter, sediment, and    capture and release of stormwater achieves
 associated     prescribed       water     the design objectives listed in Table A:
 contaminants into receiving waters.       Construction phase – stormwater management
                                           design objectives of the State Planning Policy
                                           (Appendix 2).



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