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Town Planning Report and Appendices - Cooroibah
Attached to the e-mail Development Permit – 23 Jirrima Crescent, Cooroibah MCU16/0099.
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For these reasons, the proposed development is considered to comply with the
intent of the Landscaping Code, and further assessment is not required.
Biodiversity Overlay Code
The subject lot is identified as containing ‘Riparian Buffer Area’ and ‘Koala
Habitat Area’ within the Biodiversity Overlay. The Overall Outcomes relevant to
the subject site have been considered in Table 7.6.
Table 7.6 - Compliance with Overall Outcomes of the Biodiversity Overlay Code
Overall Outcomes Compliance
a) The natural resources of the former Complies.
Noosa Shire are conserved including—
The proposed facility has been located
i. land which is of scenic, within a freehold rural residential
cultural, historical, educational, property, which is currently occupied by
recreational, scientific, ecological, a single dwelling.
biodiversity, economic, social or
aesthetic value; The development will require the
removal of vegetation (approximately
ii. soil or landforms such as 30 m2) for access and in association
watercourses, drainage lines, with the proposed waterway barrier
foreshores, dunes and steep works. However, the facility has been
slopes; intentionally sited on a property which
contains vegetation in order to utilise
iii. the ecosystem health and natural screening benefits, but within a
quality of the water, land and location which is relatively clear, thus
other natural resources; and minimising the extent of clearing
iv. the extent and condition of required.
native and remnant vegetation, The proposed clearing is to occur
including wetlands and areas of adjacent to existing, pre-cleared areas,
significant regrowth of local resulting in minimal impact on flora and
origin; fauna linkages and to avoid any
b) The biological diversity of native flora fragmentation of vegetation.
and fauna and their habitats is Furthermore, it is considered that the
maintained; amount of vegetation clearing is
relatively minor given the total area of
c) Wildlife corridors, vegetation links the subject site is approximately 4
and riparian vegetation are conserved, hectares; a large portion of which is
managed and rehabilitated to ensure vegetated. This in turn will assist in
the long term ecological viability and the protection and enhancement of the
sustainability of native flora and fauna Region’s biodiversity quality and
species; integrity of habitats.
d) Activities that may impact upon The waterway barrier works associated
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