APPENDIX C - State Assessment

Policies                                             Solutions

    c) Avoids risks to public safety and the
       environment from the location of the
       storage of hazardous materials and the
       release of these materials as a result of a
       natural hazard
    d) Maintains or enhances the protective
       function of landforms and vegetation that
       can mitigate risks associated with the
       natural hazard.

6. Community infrastructure is located and           Not Applicable
   designed to maintain the required level of        Proposal does not include community
   functionality during and immediately after a
                                                     infrastructure.
   natural hazard event.

7. Coastal protection work in an erosion prone       Complies
   area is undertaken only as a last resort where
                                                     The proposed development is replacing an
   coastal erosion or inundation presents an
                                                     existing building and will not contribute to coastal
   imminent threat to public safety or existing      erosion.
   buildings and structures, and all of the
   following apply:
    a) The building or structure cannot
       reasonably be relocated or abandoned.
    b) Any erosion control structure is located as
       far landward as practicable and on the lot
       containing the property to the maximum
       extent reasonable.
    c) Any increase in coastal hazard risk for
       adjacent areas from the coastal protection
       work is mitigated
   Note: The monetary value of an existing
   building or structure should be more than the
   cost of associated coastal protection works.

Erosion prone areas within a coastal management district:

8. Development does not occur unless the             Complies
   development cannot feasibly be located
                                                     The proposed development is a replacing an
   elsewhere and is:
                                                     existing building and will not contribute to coastal
    a) Coastal-dependent development; or             erosion.
    b) Temporary, readily relocatable or able to
       be abandoned development; or
    c) Essential community infrastructure; or
    d) Minor redevelopment of an existing
       permanent building or structure that
       cannot be relocated or abandoned.
   Note: Minor redevelopment in an erosion
   prone area in a coastal management district,
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