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From the archive 23537 DA - Material Change of Use Special Facilities Resort Complex North Shore. File date in the archive: 2026-10-27 04:03.

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PETRAC PTY LTD: Noosa North Shore Eco-Tourisrn Portal - Development Code

 

{c) Weed Management, with
a focus on strategies to be
implemented to:

(i) reduce the
prevalence of
environmental E
weeds thai currently |
occur oni the site;
and

(i) prevent the
introduction of new"
weed species to the
site.

(d) Landscape Management,
with a focus on strategies -
to be implemented to:

{) Rehabilitate any
sectors of the
Conservation Zone
that are currently in
a degraded
condition; and

(i) Landscape the
Developmeni,
Passive Recreation
and Buffer Zones in
a manner that
complements the
ecological values of
the site locality.

(e) Bushfire Managemeni,
with a focus on strategies
to be implemented to
protect human life and
property whilst giving
recognition to the
important role that
bushfires play in the
ecology of natural
ecosystems, such as
those contained within the
Conservation Zone.

Consiruction and maintenanes
of the approved development
solution for the iand is to be
undertaken in accordance with
the provisions of the approved
EcolMP.

 

 

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ELEMENT 3 ~ POTABLE WATER ; |

 

 

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Policy:
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To ensure that there is potable |
water of an appropriate

quantity and quality to support
the proposed use of the land. |

 

 

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Objectives:
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The quality of potable water is

to comiply with the guidelines of
the National Health and
Medical Research Council,

If potable water is obtained
from a groundwater resource,
the quantity of water obtained
is not to reduce water volume
within the aquifer to the extent
that ecological values are
significantly affected.

Rainwater harvesting is to be
undertaken to the maximum
extent practicabie.

Where groundwater is used for
potable water supply,
appropriate water treatment is
to be provided to allow
compliance with the above
stated guidelines.

Where groundwaier is used for
potable water supply, a
groundwater monitoring
program is to be established to
ensure that the quality and
quantity of supply is
sustainable.

 

 

7.5 ELEMENT 4~

STORMWATER QUALITY |

 

 

i (1)

Performance / (1)
Objectives:

)

Contro! (1)
Measures:

 

 

 

To ensure that the existing
qualities of the receiving surface
and ground waters in the land’s
locality are not aciversely
affected by activities associated
with development.

To comply with the «
Environmental Protection Act
1994, and the subordinate
Environmental Protection Policy
(Water).

To minimise the likelihood of
any release of contaminants
originating from any works on
the land entering surface and
ground waters.

if an application is made under
the Integrated Planning Act, the
application is to contain a
technical assessment that
contains sufficient information to
demonstrate that there is no
worsening of existing
conditions, or that the following
water quality discharge limits
can be achieved.

 

 

 

 

 

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