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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
b) Otherwise—
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
i. All Agricultural Uses;
The Noosa Plan
ii. All Business Uses;
iii. Education Types 1, 2, or 3;
iv. Education Type 4 if not an information
centre;
v. Emergency service;
vi. Open space Type 1;
vii. Wellbeing;
viii. All Infrastructure Uses; and
ix. All Residential Uses.
11.61 Built Form
O209 Buildings and structures are designed and No solution provided.
sited to—
a) be attractive, comfortable and accessible to
the public; and
b) provide suitable landscape treatment,
seating, lighting and other amenities
conducive to community interaction and
convenience and public safety.
11.62 Open space, environment and conservation
Public access
O210 Access to the Noosa River, Weyba Creek, No solution provided
Eenie Creek and Lakes Doonella and Weyba is
defined and controlled by the establishment of key
access nodes with formalised communal paths,
rather than informal tracks, which are designed and
sited such that the level of environmental impact on
these open space systems does not increase;
AND
O211 Existing impacts from public access are
reduced or negated.
11.63 Shire Business Centre - Open Space Precincts
All Open Space Precincts
O212 Open Space Precincts are retained in their S212.1 No solution provided
natural state, or enhanced through additional
plantings along drainage lines and road reserves,
and dedicated for public open space;
AND
O213 Areas disturbed during construction activities S213.1 Revegetation is carried out using
are revegetated. species endemic to the Shire Business
Centre site or species identified for the
relevant landscape character area in PSP3
Landscaping Plants and Guidelines.
Open Space Precincts OS1 and OS2
O214 Land and natural environmental values within No solution provided
Precincts OS1 and OS2 are conserved and
appropriately managed to—
a) protect vegetation communities and habitats
of conservation significance;
b) protect water quality in Eenie Creek;
c) provide an ecological corridor and buffer
along Eenie Creek;
d) maintain open space and wildlife links
between Doonan and Noosa National Park;
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