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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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Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Specific Outcomes Acceptable solutions (if accepted
The Noosa Plan
development subject to requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessment)
Runoff
O12 The design and operation of the animal S12.1 Buildings used to house animals, as well
use incorporates integrated water management as waste storage areas, are located on land that
elements such that is not subject to flooding by the 100 year ARI
a) stormwater is prevented from entering event;
sheds and waste storage areas; AND
b) stormwater peak discharges and run-off S12.2 The base of all sheds is elevated above
volumes are not increased; and natural ground level to ensure that stormwater
c) natural drainage lines and hydrological run-off does not enter the sheds.
regimes are maintained as far as AND
practicable. S12.3 All waste water, including water used to
clean animal sheds, is managed so that
contaminants will not reach nearby waterways.
Aquaculture
O13 Water is managed on site such that it will S13.1 & S14.1 Aquaculture occurs in tanks or
not reach Queensland waters via overland or ponds where water is fully reticulated within the
stormwater flows. facility with no discharge property or waterways.
AND S13.2 & S14.2 Tanks or ponds used to cultivate
aquaculture fisheries resources or for treatment
O14 Development is located and designed to or settlement of water are constructed with the
avoid, or otherwise minimise, impacts to areas lowest point of the top of wall at least the height
host to fisheries resources. of the Q50 flood level.
AND S15.1 Ponds are designed and constructed in
accordance with Department of Agriculture,
O15 Tanks or ponds are designed to avoid Fisheries and Forestry's policy Guidelines for
leakage. Constructing and Maintaining Aquaculture
Containment Structures.
Environmental best practice
O16 The use is conducted in a manner that No solution provided.
minimises risk of environmental harm3.
Table14-3 Forestry
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Specific Outcomes Acceptable solutions (if accepted
development subject to requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessment)
14.427 Effects of use
Bushfire
O17 The risk of fire spreading from the premises to S17.1 There is a minimum separation of
other premises is minimised; 50m between use areas and any building,
other than outbuildings, on adjoining
premises;
AND AND
O18 The use of premises for Forestry does not S18.1 For Forestry Type 2 Plantation—
result in a significant increased risk of fire to people a) a fire access track, a maximum of 5m
or works. wide, is provided and maintained
between use areas and adjoining
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This Specific Outcome may be satisfied by complying with any relevant Code of Practice prepared under s.548 of the
Environmental Protection Act 1994.
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Agricultural Uses Code
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