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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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viv kKoala habitat offsets are being applied only as a last resort and achieve
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
anachieving an equivalent or better environmental outcome and
The Noosa Plan
additional protection to environmental values at risk or additional
management actions to improve environmental values2;.
viv tTerrestrial and aquatic biodiversity values and water quality within the
Noosa River system is being protected;.
viivi nNatural waterways and wetlands are being maintained in their natural
state with development providing for rehabilitation and enhancement to
improve ecological functioning and water quality;.
viiivii cConstructed water bodies including canals are notnot being created
except where maintained as private assets and used for other than water
treatment purposes;.
ixviii The protecting and improving the quality of ground and surface water is
protected and improved in a manner that ensures its long term
environmental values, ecological integrity and sustainability;.
xix maintaining cCoastal foreshores including near shore marine
environments, beaches, dunes, rocky headlands, beaches and river
mouths are maintained in their natural state;.
xix ensuring dDevelopment protects coastal resources and values and
provides for physical coastal processes to occur naturally andnaturally
where adverse impacts to beare avoided as far as is practicable, or
where avoidance is not practicable, minimiseds and mitigated;s adverse
impacts.
maintaining the conservation of high proportions of vegetated land, as
compared to developed land, to distinguish Noosa Shire from other parts of
south-east Queensland;
maintaining the distinct vegetated character of Noosa Shire and the
retention of natural vegetation and landscaping with native species;
protecting sensitive areas of native bushland from the impacts of urban
activities such as domestic animals, escaped garden weeds, fertilisers and
stormwater run-off;
increasing the amount of land protected for conservation purposes under
public ownership that ideally represent the full range of habitats and
species found across Noosa Shire, forming corridors for the safe
movement and successful breeding of wildlife within the Shire and beyond;
the integrity of conservation reserves being supported by wider networks of
open space across Noosa Shire and beyond, comprising both natural
habitat and areas capable of regeneration or rehabilitation;
the upper reaches of the Noosa River remaining substantially undeveloped
and development in the lower reaches being consolidated within existing
settlements to protect the integrity of core habitats within ecologically
important areas and connecting linkages; and
development not impacting on views and vistas that characterise particular
localities in Noosa Shire including views to or from watercourses, beaches
or riparian corridors avoiding visual scarring of the hill slopes.
2
Koala offsets under the South East Queensland Koala Conservation State Planning Regulatory Provisions (SPRP) may
only be applied where located in areas shown as bushland habitat, high value rehabilitation habitat or medium value
rehabilitation habitat identified in the SPRP koala habitat values map.
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