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6. Appendix C - Noosa Assessment Benchmark Assessment
Scenic amenity S9.1 and S10.1 S9.1 and S10.1 Complies
Vegetation is retained and The proposed drainage
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enhanced— infrastructure will be located
The scenic amenity and a) within 30m of approximately 150m from the
vegetated character of the prominent ridgelines environmental reserve on the
locality and its watercourses, and hill slopes; southern boundary of Lot 5 on
drainage lines, sloping land b) in gullies; SP222982. This area of the site
and ridgelines is retained and c) along watercourses currently occupied by the
enhanced; and drainage lines; environmental covenant area.
AND and Therefore, the vegetation will be
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reserves. development and enhanced in
Vegetation which makes a
accordance with the Landscape
positive contribution to the
design concept in Appendix F.
streetscape or major road
network is retained.
Habitat trees S11.1 S11.1 and S11.2 Complies
No clearing of koala habitat The site is largely cleared of
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trees greater than 4m in height vegetation. There are
Habitat trees (including dead or with a diameter greater than pockets of remaining
trees) and recruitment habitat 100mm at 1.3m above the
trees are protected for native vegetation along the eastern
ground;
fauna habitat, where and southern portion of the
practicable. AND site. These areas will remain
protected with no
S11.2 development occurring in
No clearing of other habitat accordance with the terms
trees or recruitment habitat and conditions specified in
trees. the registered covenant
documents. The previous
Masters approval exists over the
site which possesses a similar
layout and development
footprint for the site.
Lake Macdonald No solution provided. Not Applicable
The development is not located
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within or within proximity to Lake
Vegetation within 400m of the Macdonald
full ponded water within Lake
Macdonald is retained.
Steep slopes No solution provided. Not Applicable
The development site is
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relatively flat.
Vegetation on steep slopes is
retained and managed to
avoid erosion and landslide
and to protect natural
resources and values.
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