APPENDIX C - State Assessment

Policies                                               Solutions

   includes replacing an existing permanent
   building/structure with a building/structure that
   is the same, or substantially the same, in
   location and size, and monetary value of the
   existing building or structure is more than the
   cost of the associated coastal protection
   works. Examples of minor redevelopment may
   include adding less than 50 metres2 to an
   existing building footprint, or an additional
   storey to a single storey building.

9. Development permitted in policy 8 above,            Complies
   mitigates the risks to people and property to       The proposed development is a replacing an
   an acceptable or tolerable level.
                                                       existing building which creates no change to the
                                                       level of risk to people and property.

A development application for a material change of use, reconfiguration of a lot or operational
works on premises in any of the following:
1. Bushfire prone areas
2. Flood hazard areas
3. Landslide hazard areas
4. Storm tide inundation areas
5. Erosion prone area.
Note: There are specific assessment benchmarks which apply for erosion prone areas in the coastal
management district, separate to other natural hazards.

All of the following requirements are assessment benchmarks for the development:

Erosion prone areas within a coastal management district:
Note: These assessment benchmarks apply only where the chief executive is not identified as a
referral agency under the Planning Regulation 2017.

10. Development does not occur in an erosion           Complies
    prone area within a coastal management
                                                       The proposed development is a replacing an
    district unless the development cannot
                                                       existing building and will not contribute to coastal
    feasibly be located elsewhere and is:
                                                       erosion.
    a) Coastal-dependent development; or
    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,
   includes replacing an existing permanent

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