09/1511 - Reconfiguration (Realignment of Boundaries) [As Published] · 152009.1511

e Proposed Lot 21 comprises an area of 4.859ha, and contains the house and
outbuildings.

e Proposed Lot 22 comprises an area of 1.689ha, is vacant and contains a
house site area adjacent to the driveway.

e The extinguishment of part of the existing Easement for Access to comply
with the new boundaries.

e« The existing services of the lots will remain in place.

3. LOT RECONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS

The proposal upholds the intent of the Mary River Catchment Locality as the
proposal! does not change the existing land uses or practices currently operating on
the site.

The proposal does not comply with the minimum lot size and dimensions specified in
Table 14.62 of the reconfiguring a lot code for rural allotments, however the
allotment size and shape is consistent with the existing dimensions and will not
adversely impact on the developed character of the area.

4. OVERLAYS

NATURAL HAZARDS: The proposal has no impact upon the Medium Bushfire and
Landslip Hazard Designations of the Noosa Plan as the existing buildings, services
and access remain in place following the Reconfiguration.

BIODIVERSITY: The proposed new boundary is located adjacent to land shown as
“Environmental Protection” in the Noosa Plan; however the land is cleared of
vegetation and the new boundary is located along an existing fence line. The
proposal will have no impact upon the environmental values of the subject land.

5. CONCLUSION

The proposal to reconfigure the subject land to realign the boundaries of lots 21 and
22 is considered consistent with the intent of The Noosa Plan and does not raise any
major planning, engineering or environmental concerns. The proposal seeks to align
the boundaries to improve existing arrangements between land holders. Approval of
the application is therefore warranted, subject to reasonable and relevant conditions.

MMA

Max Watterson