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Division 11—Assessment table for the Open Space Conservation
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Zone 48
The Noosa Plan
Table 7.9
ASSESSMENT CATEGORIES AND RELEVANT ASSESSMENT CRITERIACATEGORIES OF
DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT FOR THE OPEN SPACE CONSERVATION ZONE - MAKING A
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MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Defined use or use Assessment Relevant assessment
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class categoryCategories of criteriaAssessment benchmarks
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development and assessment for assessable development -
applicable code if development
is self-assessable or requires
code assessmentand
requirements for accepted
development
AGRICULTURAL USES—
Consistent use Impact assessableImpact
No Agricultural Uses assessment
All Agricultural Uses
Inconsistent use
All Agricultural Uses
BUSINESS USES—
Consistent use Impact assessableImpact
No Business Uses assessment
All Business Uses
Inconsistent use
All Business Uses
COMMUNITY USES—
Consistent use Impact assessableImpact
Education Type 4 assessment
Information, if an All Community Uses
information centre
or
Open Space Type 2
Camp ground
Inconsistent use
Those Community
Uses listed in Section
7.43
INFRASTRUCTURE USES—
Consistent use Impact assessableImpact
No Infrastructure Uses assessment
All Infrastructure Uses
Inconsistent use
All Infrastructure Uses
RESIDENTIAL USES—
Consistent use Impact assessableImpact
No Residential Uses assessment
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Assessment categoriesCategories of development and assessment may also be affected by overlays. See overlay maps
(OM4.1- OM4.5) and the provisions of Part 13 to determine whether the land is affected. Also see Part 2 Section 2.6.4
explaining how the higher assessment category of development and assessment prevails.
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For development other than material change of use refer to assessment table 7.10 (Division 12)
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Refer to Part 2, Section 2.11 Dictionary for definitions
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Relevant assessment criteria benchmarks are provided to assist with the preparation of an application and, in the case of
impact assessable assessment development, in no way affect the regard to be given to the planning scheme as a whole
and other requirements in accordance with Section 3.5.5 of IPA
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