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REC11-0045_InfrastructureChargeNotice_IC1006 - Rev0 · REC11/0045
Explanatory Statement For
Infrastructure Charge Notice
PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT: COASTAL MAJOR ROAD
NETWORK INFRASTRUTURE CHARGES PLAN (CMRNICP)
• Its planning study component Transport & Road Networking
1. INTRODUCTION
in Noosa Shire (Beard, Black & Summers 1996); and
The Integrated Planning Act 1997 (IPA) commenced in March • Two planning studies associated with the Choosing Futures
1998 and with it came the introduction of Infrastructure process Cost Estimates for Future Road Infrastructure in
Charges Plans. The Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure the Coastal Area of Noosa Shire (Callaghan Toth Consulting
Charges Plan (CMRNICP) was prepared in accordance with the Engineers) and Coastal Area Traffic & Transport to 2016
requirements of Chapter 5 of IPA. (Beard 2002).
The CMRNICP underwent public consultation in September and In combination, these documents find that:
October 2002 followed by a second review by the Department of • The cost of provision of road infrastructure should be borne
Local Government and Planning. The Minister for Local substantially by those making use of and causing the need for
Government and Planning issued approval of the CMRNICP on 3 the provision of that infrastructure.
June 2004 in accordance with conditions dated 18 May 2004.
• The road network existing at the benchmark year of 1998 was
Council adopted the amendment to the Shire of Noosa Planning adequately serving the needs of the existing community. That
Scheme, the Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure network did not need the substantial upgrading anticipated
Charges Plan (CMRNICP) in accordance with the Minister’s under the Strategic Plan to cater for the existing community
conditions of approval as follows: needs.
(i) At the Ordinary Meeting of 10 June 2004, Council • The need for network upgrading is driven by future growth in
adopted the CMRNICP to apply to exempt and self- residential, educational, recreational and employment-based
assessable development. Public notice of Council’s sectors. Consequently, development giving rise to this growth
adoption of the amendment was given on 12 June 2004 should fund the majority of the cost burden.
(Sunshine Coast Daily), 15 June 2004 (Noosa News) and
• It is not possible to recover the full cost burden from future
18 June 2004 (Government Gazette): and
development and a significant component of funding needs to
(ii) At the Ordinary Meeting of 14 October 2004, Council also flow from the existing community.
adopted the balance of the CMRNICP applying to
An infrastructure charging regime under the provisions of the IPA
assessable development. Public notice of Council’s
(Chapter 5, Part 1) has been determined to be the appropriate
adoption of the amendment was given on 22 October
means of recovering the costs and to ensure the equitable
2004, (Noosa News & Government Gazette) and 23
distribution of costs between the existing and future populations
October 2004 (Sunshine Coast Daily).
and development.
The CMRNICP now applies to all development in the coastal area
of the Shire under Chapter 5 and Section 6.2.5 of IPA (as 2.2 PURPOSE & EFFECT OF THE AMENDMENT
amended by the Integrated Planning and Other Legislation The amendment applies to all land in the coastal area of Noosa
Amendment Act 2003 (IPOLAA 2003) that commenced on 4 Shire as defined by the localities of: Peregian Beach, Marcus
October 2004.) Beach, Castaways Beach, Sunrise Beach, Sunshine Beach, Noosa
The CMRNICP was adopted on 19 January 2006 as part of The Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin and Doonan (excluding properties in
Noosa Plan – IPA Planning Scheme to include The Noosa Plan Use Doonan and Tewantin that take access to Cooroy-Noosa Road or
Classes and Definitions and taking effect on 3 February 2006. Eumundi Road via Sunrise Road or Tinbeerwah Road), refer to Map
1.
2. PURPOSE & GENERAL EFFECT OF THE ADOPTED
The amendment will have the effect of ensuring that the road
AMENDMENT network in the coastal area of the Shire meets the needs of the
community. It also results in future development in the coastal
2.1 ADOPTED AMENDMENT area of the Shire being required to contribute to the funding
The adopted amendment specifically involves the introduction of programme.
the Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure Charges Plan The Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure Charges Plan has
into the planning scheme. as its benchmark year 1998, with its calculations based on April
The adopted amendment results from findings of: that year. Charges are subject to variations in the Price Index
from April 1998 to that current at the time of payment. The
• The Strategic Plan (1997);
current contributory rates are available from Council’s Land
Development Section, Tewantin office at Pelican Street, Tewantin.
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