2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)

                     column 1                                              column 2
               Specific Outcomes                                       Probable solutions




                                                                                                                   Including amendments to 3 July 2017
      changes on the site of the resources or




                                                                                                       The Noosa Plan
      within buffers to the resource.



Table 13.17 Water supply catchment areas
                    column 1                                                column 2
                Specific Outcomes                                       Probable solutions
13.46    Effects of uses and works
Water quality and quantity
O11 Development does not have adverse effects on          S11.1 No solution provided.
the quality or quantity of water entering Lake
Macdonald, Cedar Pocket dam or their tributaries or
on the Mary River drinking water intake, including
effects on—
a)    nutrient or other chemical levels; and
b)    sediment loads; and
c)    turbidity.
                                                          S12.1 Development complies with the
O12 Development in water supply buffer areas is           Seqwater Development Guidelines:
undertaken in a manner which contributes to               Development Guidelines for Water Quality
maintaining and improving the water quality in those      Management in Drinking Water Catchments.
catchments.

Buffering to Lake Macdonald and its tributaries
O13 The buffering and filtering function of riparian      S13.1 For land used for Animal husbandry
zones adjacent to Lake Macdonald and its                  and adjoining Lake Macdonald and its
tributaries is maintained or improved.                    tributaries—
                                                          a) properties are fenced to prevent stock
                                                                accessing the riparian zone, Lake
                                                                Macdonald or its tributaries; and
                                                          b) stock watering points are not located
                                                                on watercourses;
                                                          AND
                                                          S13.2 Riparian vegetation is retained.
Visual amenity of Lake Macdonald
O14 The visual amenity of Lake Macdonald, its             No solution provided.
foreshores and immediate surrounds are
maintained or improved including views—
a)    from the lake; and
b)    to the lake and beyond when viewed from
      private lands and from public areas, including
      the Botanic Gardens.

Table 13.18 Areas in proximity to Water Supply Infrastructure
                    column 1                                                column 2
                Specific Outcomes                                       Probable solutions
13.47    Effects of uses and works
O15 Existing water supply infrastructure, including       S15.1 Buildings and structures are setback
pipeline corridor, is protected from incompatible         a minimum of 20m from a water supply
development to ensure the safety and reliability of       pipeline as shown on Overlay Map OM3.5.
water supply network.




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