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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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extractive and mining resources.
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Renewable natural resources are used sustainably and non-renewal natural
The Noosa Plan
resources are used prudently, including water, fisheries and forest resources,
coastal resources, soil resources and extractive and mining resources by-
i. ensuring the use of natural resources do not have a significant adverse
impact upon other land uses;
ii. protecting water quality in the Noosa River system, Lake Macdonald and
other watercourses from the effects of development through the protection of
headwaters, maintenance of regular water flow, adequate riparian
vegetation, monitoring of stormwater and pollutant loads, the ecological
sustainability of commercial and recreational fishing and the control of urban
and rural land uses;
iii. supporting sustainable forestry including native farm forestry in appropriate
locations;
iv. significant extractive resources supporting the demand for development
primarily within Noosa Shire, and nearby locations;
v. preventing development for the purpose of extractive industry on land with
significant conservation values or where incompatible development is
nearby;
vi. ensuring development does not diminish the quality of water in groundwater
systems, watercourses or along the coast or does not alter the volume of
water flows in watercourses;
vii. ensuring development protects the quality of soil resources and air quality
from development or land management practices that could potentially erode
or degrade their quality;
viii. protecting coastal areas that are vulnerable to erosion and subject to wave
inundation by ensuring development does not impact on coastal resources
and their values or place people and property at risk; and
ix. requiring development in close proximity of the beach to not be at a greater
intensity than existing development, unless it can be clearly demonstrated it
will not compromise coastal resources and values, nor interrupt the natural
cycles of erosion and accretion of beaches and foreshores.
Note: There are areas within Noosa Shire that are subject to mining leases.
These areas are identified on the Noosa Plan maps. Development for the
purposes identified in the lease is not subject to the provisions of the Noosa
Plan.
Community implications of Natural Resources
• Residents and visitors value the high level of water quality in the Noosa River system, Lake
Macdonald and other watercourses. Many factors contribute to river health including the
protection of headwaters, maintenance of regular water flow, the presence of adequate riparian
vegetation, control of river traffic, monitoring of stormwater and pollutant loads, the ecological
sustainability of commercial and recreational fishing and the control of urban and rural land uses.
• Parts of Noosa Shire are suited to sustainable forestry including native farm forestry. Council
supports these uses in appropriate locations and with appropriate controls.
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