Attachment C Noosaville Local Plan Code

 Attachment C - Noosaville Local Plan Code
 Development Permit for Material Change of Use for Warehouse and Caretakers Accommodation at 9 Bartlett Road,
 Noosaville described as Lot 48 on RP173566

                   Column 1                                       Column 2                                Column 3
               Specific Outcomes                    Probable Solutions (if code assessable)              Compliance
to—                                                 development.
      a)   changes to natural drainage;
      b)   disturbance to any wetland system;
      c)   management of fire risk;
      d)   erosion and the transport of
           sediments off site;
      e)   unmanaged public access;
      f)   changes to fauna habitat and
           behaviour.
PO32                                                AO32
Development maintains and protects                  Open space corridors identified              Not applicable
an integrated open space network throughout         as Ecological Linkages and Major
the locality to—                                    Recreation areas on Map SFM-1 -
     a) provide for both passive and active         Settlement and Map SFM-4 -
          recreational pursuits;                    Biodiversity (Strategic Framework) are
     b) provide connectivity for pedestrians        enhanced and protected from fragmentation
          and cyclists;                             and encroachment by development.
     c) provide habitat connectivity for wildlife
          and fish passage;
     d) protect watercourses and drainage
          lines;
     e) protect vegetation on steep slopes;
          and
     f) form a scenic backdrop for residential
          development.
PO33                                                AO33
New lots for residential purposes are not           No additional residential lots               Not applicable
created where the presence of natural hazards       take access via Lake Entrance Boulevard or
such as bushfire or flooding would increase the     Lake Weyba Drive, south or Eenie Creek
number of people and homes subject to risk.         Road.




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