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Notice of Appeal (sealed) 31Jan2023
Attached to the e-mail Pace Planning Pty Ltd v Noosa Shire Regional Council (PEC 14 of 2023).
10. On 23 December 2022, Council responded to the Deemed Approval Notice and issued a Decision Notice, which states that on 21 December 2022, Council decided to refuse the Application. 11. The reasons for refusal provided by the Decision Notice lists a multitude of alleged non-compliances with the Planning Scheme, which can be distilled into the following issues: a. whether the Application has demonstrated that the development complies with PO2(c), PO2(b), PO7, POS and PO11 of the Water Quality and Drainage Code (Stormwater Quality and Drainage); b. whether the Application has demonstrated that the development complies with PO1, PO3, POS and PO10 of the Flood Hazard Overlay Code (Flooding); c. whether the development complies with PO22 and AO22.1 of the Medium Density Residential Zone Code (Earthworks); d. whether the development complies with PO1, PO3, POS, PO6, PO9, and PO10 of the Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands Overlay Code (Environmental Impacts); e. whether the development complies with PO14 of the Medium Density Residential Zone Code (Design); and f. whether the development complies with PO7 of the Hinterland Villages Local Plan Code (Character). THE APPEAL 12. The Appellant appeals against the Council’s decision to refuse the Application. Stormwater Quality and Drainage 13. The development complies, or can be conditioned to comply, with the assessment benchmarks of the Planning Scheme’s Water Quality and Drainage Code mentioned in Council’s reasons for refusal. 14, In the event of any noncompliance (which is not admitted), the Court ought to exercise its discretion to approve the development taking into account the following: a. the development has a lawful point of discharge, being the existing drainage line and culverts under Church Street on the eastern boundary of the Land; b. the development includes a stormwater treatment system, which is integrated with the landscape, to treat the quality of stormwater and achieve the necessary load-based reduction targets; and c. the development will not result in any unacceptable stormwater quality or drainage impacts.
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