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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 12 DECEMBER 2022
Amendment No. 1
Moved: Cr Stockwell
Seconded: Cr Wilkie
That Council note the report by the Property Manager to the General Committee Meeting
dated 12 December 2022 and
A. Note the formal request from the Department of Resources regarding the Department
of Environment and Science’s desire to formally acquire Lot 7 on MCH4562 for
inclusion in the Great Sandy National Park on the Noosa North Shore; and
B. Authorise the CEO to write to the Department of Resources advising that Council:
1. Has evaluated this property consistent with the requirements of section 16 of the
Land Act 1994 as part of its recent Planning Scheme Review. As a result of this
evaluation Council has zoned the property for “Environmental Management and
Conservation”. It is noted that:
a. The overall desired outcomes for this zone include:
i. Land identified as ecologically important areas, water catchments,
beach protection or coastal management areas or natural areas
with historical or cultural values are protected from development;
ii. Development avoids and mitigates against adverse impacts on the
values and processes within ecologically important areas;
iii. Where a demonstrated community need exists, low scale, low
impact structures with a small building footprint such as viewing
decks, shelters and Environment Facilities that provide for the
appreciation, conservation and interpretation of ecologically
important areas or areas of cultural or heritage value may develop
where consistent with the management intent or plan for the area;
iv. Low impact outdoor sport and recreation activities such as walking
trails, canoe trails and the like may develop where a demonstrated
community need exists and such activities do not adversely affect
the ecological values of the area;
v. Low impact telecommunication facilities and utility installations
occur only where they cannot locate in another appropriate zone,
are compatible with, and do not impact on, the values and process
within ecologically important areas and are designed to minimise
the visual impacts on the scenic amenity of the area;
vi. Buildings and structures are designed to maximise energy
efficiency and water conservation;
vii. Activities undertaken by recognised traditional owners in
accordance with traditional owner custom and practice may be
considered; and
viii. Development responds to land constraints including topography,
bushfire and flooding.
b. In light of this evaluation Council adopted a position in s.3.3.6 Transport
and Movement of the Strategic Framework of the Noosa Plan 2020 wherein
it states that the “Use of the Noosa North Shore airstrip will not be
expanded and the airstrip will ultimately be closed.”
2. That Council
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