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Development Permit for a Reconfiguration of a Lot (1 Lot into 11 Residential Lots and 1
Balance Environmental Lot)
1 George Street, Tewantin
5. Planning Assessment
This section provides an overview of the legislative context of the application under the provisions of the SPA.
Key assessment details, such as the aspects of development, the level of assessment and referral triggers are
outlined in Table 1 – Development Summary.
5.1 State Planning Requirements
A review of the current SPRPs, SPPs and the applicable Regional Plan has been undertaken. The proposed
development is considered compliant with all of the requirements and no conflicts have been ascertained.
5.1.1 State Planning Regulatory Provisions
The SPRP that are applicable to the site and/or proposal are listed in Table 1 – Development Summary. The
Adopted Charges SPRP is addressed at Section 4.6 above in the context of infrastructure charging.
5.1.2 State Planning Policy
The relevant Interim Development Assessment Requirements of the SPP, as identified in Table 1 –
Development Summary, are addressed in the following table.
Table 5 - SPP Interim Development Assessment Requirements
SPP Assessment Requirements Response
Biodiversity
(1) enhances matters of state The proposal will not adversely impact on matters on state
environmental significance where environmental significance. The site is subject to regulated
possible, and vegetation (Category B). The presence of environmental
constraints is predominantly located on the balance of the site
(2) identifies any potential significant and as such, this half of the site will be dedicated for the
adverse environmental impacts on
purposes of reserve (environmental park) in accordance with pre-
matters of state environmental
lodgement discussions with Noosa Council.
significance, and
(3) manages the significant adverse As noted above, the proposal will not adversely impact on
environmental impacts on matters of matters of state environmental significance. The proposed lot
state environment significance by layout retain many established trees, please refer to Proposal
protecting the matters of state Plans included at Appendix B.
environmental significance from, or
otherwise mitigating, those impacts.
Coastal Environment
(1) avoids or minimises adverse impacts The site is included within the Coastal Management District
on: however, the proposed development will not impede on coastal
(a) coastal processes and coastal processes and coastal resources.
resources, and To this end, a detail survey undertaken by RPS and included on
(b) scenic amenity of important the Proposal Plans at Appendix B indicates that the site is (in
natural coastal landscapes, large) not subject to inundation by HAT and at risk from sea
views and vistas erosion. All of the proposed residential allotments and the
proposed drainage lot are located well above HAT (and are set
beyond a 40m offset) at indicated on the Proposal plans at
Appendix B.
PR122205-3: Ver. C – 19/06/15
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