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2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)
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xiii Population Carrying Capacity in Noosa Shire (2004);
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
xiv Report on Submissions on Proposals for the Noosa Plan (2002);
The Noosa Plan
xv Residential Aged Care and Retirement Housing in Noosa Shire (2006);
xvi Retail Development in Noosa Shire (2002);
xvii Shire Business Centre Master Plan Stages 1 & 2 (2001 & 2003
respectively); and
xviii Vegetation of Noosa Shire (Edition 2- 2003).
2.3.2 Text Editor’s notes within The Noosa Plan contained in shaded boxes is intended to
provide guidance to the reader but is are not part of the planning scheme. (see example
below).
2.3.32.3.2Text appearing in a shaded box like this is intended to provide guidance to the
reader but is not part of the planning scheme.
2.4 Conflicting code provisions
2.4.1 Where a provision in a Locality code is inconsistent with a provision in a Use code, Works
code or Other code, other than an Overlay code, the provision in the Locality code
prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.
2.4.2 Where a provision in an Overlay code is inconsistent with a provision in another code, the
provision in the Overlay code prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.
2.52.4 Planning scheme seeks to achieve outcomes
The planning scheme seeks to achieve outcomes that are identified according to the
following levels—
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2.5.12.4.1Strategic framework and desired environmental outcomes ;
2.5.22.4.2overall outcomes for a code;
2.5.32.4.3specific outcomes for a code; and
2.5.42.4.4probable solutions for a specific outcome, or acceptable solutions for complying with a
self-assessable code.
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Desired environmental outcomes (DEOs) are referred to in IPA and cover a broad range of community expectations in
relation to issues such as community needs, economic activity and nature conservation.
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