Town Planning Assessment Report

PO17 Development integrates AO17 Development on land Not applicable
with and extends the existing including or adjoining a key
street and pathway networks pedestrian/cycle link including
including but not limited to where shown in Figure 7.2.6.4
those identified on Figure (Peregian Beach Framework and
7.2.6.4     (Peregian     Beach Character Plan) facilitates these
Framework and Character Plan) connections.
such that connections to and
between key local destinations
are provided and reinforced.

PO18 Development provides for No acceptable outcome provided   Complies with PO18
access     to   foredune   and                                 A footpath is proposed along
beachfront areas to be via                                     the extent of Elanda Street.
formalised communal access                                     The existing pedestrian access
points which are located and                                   / road reserve to the south of
designed so as to maintain and                                 the subject site can also be
enhance visual amenity, dune                                   improved in collaboration with
stability, habitat values and                                  Council.
water quality.

PO19 Development has no AO19 Connecting Habitat Areas Can comply with AO19
significant adverse effects on as identified on Map SFM-4 -
biodiversity, natural vegetation, Biodiversity        (Strategic
native fauna habitat, landscape Framework) are protected from
quality, water quality or cultural fragmentation            and
heritage values, including those encroachment by development.
related to—
    (a) changes       to   natural
        drainage;
    (b) disturbance to the dune
        system and wetland
        system;
    (c) management               of
        landslide and fire risk;
    (d) erosion     and    the
        transport of sediments
        off site;
    (e) unmanaged           public
        access; and
    (f) changes     to    fauna
        habitat and behaviour.


Editor's Note— Regular hazard
reduction activities occur in the
fire fuel control buffer between
the Noosa National Park and
urban residential development.
These activities are necessary to
reduce risk to people and
property and may have an
unavoidable        impact      on
biodiversity and habitat values.


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