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2014-08-19 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda - Pages 1-101
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
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Specific outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessable) ~
Cc) removal of vegetation located on a oS 8
prominent hillside, slope or ridgeline; o 2
d) vegetation within 400 metres of the © 3
full level of ponded water within Lake “ 2
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e) removal of riparian vegetation; S$ g
f) vegetation which is or is capable of ® 3
forming or contributing to a buffer << 8
between different land uses; MK €
g) vegetation which is or is capable of
forming or contributing to a visual
buffer or a buffer against pollution,
light spillage or noise;
h) — vegetation which contributes to scenic
amenity or landscape quality;
i) vegetation the clearing of which may
cause or contribute to erosion or
slippage.
0719 Clearing protected vegetation does not No solution provided
increase the likelihood of or result in adverse
impacts on—
a) remnant vegetation of /ocal origin,
classified as remnant of concern
regional ecosystem or remnant
endangered regional ecosystem or is
vegetation located in a wetland;
b) the diversity of flora or fauna species
supported or likely to be supported by
the vegetation community;
Cc) a flora or fauna community or individual
species which has conservation status
in State or Commonwealth legislation;
d) hydrology of an area or upon a
hydrologically-sensitive plant
community such as heathland,
sedgeland, melaleuca forest or
mangrove forest;
e) a water catchment area or water
quality;
f) vegetation which has cultural heritage
values;
9) vegetation required to support, protect
and maintain biodiversity values within
the Noosa Shire, whether these be of
local, regional, state or national
significance;
h) a person or industry reliant on
maintaining the vegetation; or
i) neighbouring land, scenic amenity and
environmental values.
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Biodiversity Overlay
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