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Town Planning Report
Table 10 – Desired Environmental Outcomes Response
coastal processes to occur naturally where
adverse impacts are avoided as far as is
practicable, or where avoidance is not
practicable, minimised and mitigated;
xi 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;
xii maintaining the distinct vegetated character
of Noosa Shire and the retention of natural
vegetation and landscaping with native
species;
xiii protecting sensitive areas of native
bushland from the impacts of urban activities
such as domestic animals, escaped garden
weeds, fertilisers and stormwater run-off;
xiv 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;
xv 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;
xvi 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
xvii 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.
SPORT & RECREATION USES
The creation of sport and recreation The proposed development is consistent with
opportunities, strongly relating to the DEO – Sport and Recreation uses on the
outdoors, are established to facilitate social following basis:
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