08/0169 - Concurrence Agency Request for Further Info [As Published] · 132008.169

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Notice
Information Request — EPA as Concurrence Agency

Information Request

EPA Project Reference Number: 323312
Date of Request: 21-APR-2008

Permit Type: Concurrence Response for a MCU within a coastal management district
Act: ‘Integrated Planning Act 1997

Activity: MCU completely or partly within a coastal management district if the MCU involves certain
operational work

Information Required: Information addressing the land/activity

Plans

* Clarify the nature of each structure in the plans provided in Annexure A of the Development
Application;

* Provide a plan at a scale not smaller than 1:2500 showing the location, size and points of discharge
of pipes or drains proposed for the discharge of stormwater, related by dimensions to the Real
Property boundaries of the land;

= Clarify the location of the coastal management district and erosion prone area boundaries in relation
to the proposed change of use. Please note that the coastal setback line does not necessarily reflect
the erosion prone area and coastal management district boundaries. Please provide this information
in a plan scale at a scale no smaller than 1:25000 which includes all proposed structures (dwelling,
pool, tennis court, studio, landscaping etc);

= Provide information regarding the location of the storm tide natural hazard management area
adopted by local government or if local government have not adopted a storm tide natural hazard
management area, the plan should illustrate an alternative area subject to storm tide inundation; and

= Provide details on the physical form of the site including topography and landforms, natural coastal
processes (for example erosion and accretion), integrity of dune systems, vegetation, site drainage
and natural surface runoff.

Information Required: Information addressing key coastal plan policies

The Development Application should demonstrate how the proposed development will not compromise
coastal management outcomes and processes as per Policy 2.2.2 Erosion prone areas of the State
Coastal Management Plan, 2001. Ideally, an engineering report should be prepared that demonstrates
how intensification of existing development avoids or minimises adverse impacts consistent with solutions
under the relevant sections of the State and Regional Coastal Management Plans — Queensland's Coastal
Policy — Implementation Guideline for Development Assessment November 2007.

 

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