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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
d) an area which otherwise—
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
i contains or is likely habitat for scheduled species under the Nature Conservation
The Noosa Plan
(Wildlife) Regulation (Qld) 2006;
ii contains or is likely to contain listed threatened species and/or ecological
communities, protected habitat or listed migratory species as defined by the
Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (Cth) Act 1999;
iii contains a spring as defined under the Water Act (Qld) 2000;
iv contains habitat for flora and/or fauna species of local ecological significance; or
v legally secured offset areas.
ecological sustainability has the same meaning as in the IPA.
effluent disposal system means effluent treatment system (including but not limited to septic
tanks, aerobic treatment plants, composting toilets etc) and the waste water disposal system
(including but not limited to absorption trenches, above and below ground irrigation systems,
greywater disposal systems etc).
effluent disposal area means land of sufficient area and in an appropriate location to allow
disposal of effluent in a manner that minimises risk of harm to people and the environment.
electricity transmission line easement means an existing easement over land in favour of an
entity responsible for the carriage or supply of electricity, which is used or intended to be used for
the transmission of electricity. The term relates to electricity transmission lines of 110kV or greater.
Engineering Works Codes means the following Codes—
a) Driveways and Carparking Code;
b) Transport, Roads and Drainage Code;
c) Erosion and Sediment Control Code;
d) Existing Services Code;
e) Earthworks Code;
f) Waste Management Code;
g) Water Sensitive Design Code; and
h) if in a water service area or sewerage service area— Water Supply and Sewerage
Reticulation Code
environment has the same meaning as in the IPA.
environmental harm has the same meaning as in the Environmental Protection Act 1994.
environmentally sensitive areas means—
a) land with steep slopes;
b) land mapped on an overlay map;
c) watercourses, drainage lines and ridges; and
d) native habitat and wildlife corridors.
environmental nuisance has the same meaning as in the Environmental Protection Act.
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