Planning Report · RAL26/0020

                                                                                DANYA COOK TOWN PLANNING


6.0        State Planning

The Planning Regulation 2017 prescribes assessment benchmarks that an application must be assessed against, which are additional or alternative
to the benchmarks contained within local planning instruments.

The assessment benchmarks are contained within:

      •    Part E of the State Planning Policy 2017 and the Regional Plan to the extent that they are not appropriately integrated into the Planning
           Scheme; and
      •    Schedule 10 of the Planning Regulation 2017.

Part E of the State Planning Policy 2017, the Regional Plan, and Schedule 10 of the Planning Regulation 2017 are addressed below.

6.1        State Planning Policy 2017

A review of the State Planning Policy Mapping identifies the following state interests relevant to the land:

State Planning Policy Mapping

Environment and Heritage
Water Quality
     •   Water Supply Buffer Area.
     •   Water Resource Catchments.

Safety and Resilience to Hazards
Natural Hazards Risk and Resilience
     •     Flood Hazard Area - Local Government Flood Mapping Area.
     •     Flood Hazard Area - Level 1 - Queensland Floodplain Assessment Overlay.

The State Planning Policy 2017 defines the Queensland Government’s policies about matters of state interest in land use planning and development.
In accordance with Section 8 (4) (a) of the Planning Act 2016, the State Planning Policy applies to the extent of any inconsistency. Where the
Planning Scheme does not reflect the latest version of the State Planning Policy, additional assessment benchmarks may apply, and the latest
version may need to be considered to the extent of the inconsistency.

In accordance with Part 2 - State Planning Provisions, Section 2.1 - State Planning Policy of the Noosa Plan 2020, the State Planning Policy (July 2017)
is identified as being reflected in the Planning Scheme (Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience - Coastal Hazards, in part and Strategic Ports, not
relevant).

Following a review of the State Planning Policy 2017 and the Noosa Plan 2020, it is determined that the proposed development does not conflict
with the intent of the State Planning Policy 2017, and as such, an assessment against the State Planning Policy is not necessary.

6.2        Regional Plan

ShapingSEQ 2023 is the principal planning document for managing growth and development within the South East Queensland region. The site is
included within the Urban Footprint, which identifies land that can accommodate the region’s growth needs to 2046 and includes established urban
areas and land with potential for new development.

In accordance with Part 2 - State Planning Provisions, Section 2.2 - Regional Plan of the Noosa Plan 2020, it is stipulated that the Minister has
identified that the Planning Scheme appropriately advances the South East Queensland Regional Plan as it applies in the Planning Scheme area
(Prosper, not relevant). Accordingly, an assessment against the Regional Plan is not necessary.

6.3        Planning Regulation 2017

A review of the Development Assessment Mapping identifies the following state interests relevant to the land:

Development Assessment Mapping

      •    Water Resources: - Water Resource Planning Area Boundaries.

Following a review of the State Assessment and Referral Agency (SARA) Development Assessment Mapping and Schedule 10 of the Planning
Regulation 2017, it is determined that this application does not require referral to SARA.

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Planning Report 2026-06                                                                                                                       July 2026