3.0 Planning Report

                                                              Building Suncoast Green
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                                                      Building Design & Town Planning

Site Works

Site cut is very limited as the design has sought to utilize the existing topography of the chosen site
areas. Fill will be utilised to underside of the proposed concrete slabs where the topography is not at
the required height. The applicant intends to utilize on site soils where cut for any required filling in
this regard.

Waste Management

Waste bins are collected on Wednesdays and recycling collection occurs every first week via Dr
Pages Road. The property owner will transport waste collection devices to Dr Pages Road on
collection days commensurate with typical rural site procedures.

4.3 Overlay Assessment
        Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands Code
The purpose of the Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands overlay code is to protect, rehabilitate
and enhance ecologically important areas and improve connectivity and ecological linkages across
Noosa Shire.

    1. The overall outcomes sought for the Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands overlay code are:

               1. The natural resources and ecosystem values of Noosa Shire are protected and
                  enhanced including ecologically important areas and land and environmental values
                  of scenic, aesthetic, cultural, educational, recreational, scientific, economic and
                  social value.

               2. Development is designed, sited, constructed and operated in a way that avoids
                  adverse impacts on ecologically important areas, ecological systems and processes.

               3. Development design and layout provides for ecological connectivity across the
                  landscape through the protection, rehabilitation and enhancement of
                  native vegetation and ecological linkages.

               4. Ecological linkages and riparian vegetation are conserved, managed, enhanced and
                  rehabilitated to protect and improve biodiversity, ecosystem health, landscape
                  stability and resilience.




2020-420 – 142 Playfords Rd Kin Kin