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State code 8: Coastal development and tidal works
State Development Assessment Provisions Guidance Material: State code 8: Coastal Development and tidal works provides direction on how to address this code.
Table 8.1: All development
Performance outcomes	Response
Development in the erosion prone area
PO1 Development is only permitted in the erosion prone area where it: is one of the following types of development: coastal-dependent development; or temporary, readily relocatable or able to be abandoned; or essential community infrastructure; or redevelopment of an existing permanent building or structure that cannot be relocated or abandoned; and cannot feasibly be located elsewhere; or is located landward of: a fit for purpose revetment; or a proposed revetment that is consistent with: an agreement with a local government; or the alignment of adjacent lawful revetments; or is on a lot less than 2000m2 where a coastal building line is present.	Complies with PO as the development of the new house site area is located outside of the erosion prone area.
PO2 Development (other than coastal protection work) in the erosion prone area: does not adversely impact coastal processes; and ensures that the protective function of landforms and vegetation is maintained. Note: In considering reconfiguring a lot applications, the State may require land in the erosion prone area to be surrendered to the State for coastal management purposes under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995. Where the planning chief executive receives a copy of a land surrender requirement or proposed land surrender notice under the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995, this must be considered in assessing the application.	Complies with PO as the new boundary line ensures that no vegetation is removed for the new boundary line (including any exempt clearing rights).
PO3 Development is sited, designed and constructed to limit the risk of impacts of coastal erosion to an acceptable level by: locating development outside the erosion prone area; or mitigating or otherwise accommodating the risks posed by coastal erosion.	Complies with PO
PO4 Development in the erosion prone area does not significantly increase the risk or impacts to people and property from coastal erosion.	Complies with PO
PO5 Development (other than coastal protection work) in the erosion prone area does not directly or indirectly increase the severity of coastal erosion either on or off the site.	Complies with PO
PO6 In erosion prone areas where a coastal building line is present, building work is located landward of the coastal building line unless coastal protection work has been constructed to protect the development.	Not Applicable
Artificial waterways
PO7 Development of artificial waterways, canals and dry-land marinas conserves coastal resources by: ensuring changes to water flows, water levels and sediment movement do not adversely impact the natural waterway to which it is connected; demonstrating appropriate storage, treatment and disposal of dredged material for the life of the development.	Not Applicable
Coastal protection work
PO8 Works for beach nourishment minimises adverse impacts on coastal processes.	Not Applicable
PO9 Works for beach nourishment do not increase the severity of erosion on adjacent land.	Not Applicable
PO10 Erosion control structures (excluding revetments) are only constructed where there is an imminent threat to significant buildings or infrastructure, and there is no feasible option for either: beach nourishment; or relocation or abandonment of structures.	Not Applicable
PO11 Erosion control structures (revetments only) are only constructed where: there is an imminent threat to significant buildings or infrastructure, and there is no feasible option for either: beach nourishment; or relocation or abandonment of structures; or the development: is in a consistent alignment with adjacent lawful revetments; or is consistent with an agreement with a local government that a revetment is appropriate in the proposed location.	Not Applicable
PO12 Erosion control structures minimise interference with coastal processes and reduce the severity of erosion on adjacent land.	Not Applicable
Water quality
PO13 Development: maintains or enhances environmental values of receiving waters; achieves the water quality objectives of Queensland waters; avoids the release of prescribed water contaminants to tidal waters.	Complies with PO with no additional stormwater treatment required for 2 lot subdivision in Rural Residential zone. Any additional stormwater treatment will be conditioned as part of future building approvals.
Public use of and access to State coastal land
PO14 Development maintains or enhances public use of and access to and along State coastal land (except where this is contrary to the protection of coastal resources or public safety).	Complies with PO with no change to the access along the esplanade reserve.
PO15 Private marine development does not reduce public use of and access to State coastal land and ensures that works: are used for marine access purposes only; minimise the use of State coastal land; are designed to accommodate the berthing of one vessel only per waterfront residence; do not interfere with access between navigable waterways and adjacent properties.	Not Applicable
PO16 Development does not reduce public use of and access to State coastal land and ensures that erosion control structures, intended to protect a freehold or leasehold (not State land) premises, are wholly located within the lot: except where impeded by significant buildings or infrastructure that cannot be removed or relocated; or for revetments the development is: in a consistent alignment with adjacent lawful revetments; or consistent with an agreement with a local government that a revetment is appropriate in the proposed location.	Complies with PO with no change to the access along the esplanade reserve.
Matters of state environmental significance
PO17 Development is designed and sited to: avoid impacts on matters of state environmental significance; or minimise and mitigate impacts on matters of state environmental significance after demonstrating avoidance is not reasonably possible; and provide an offset if, after demonstrating all reasonable avoidance, minimisation and mitigation measures are undertaken, the development results in an acceptable significant residual impact on a matter of state environmental significance. Statutory note: For Brisbane core port land, an offset may only be applied to development on land identified as E1 Conservation/Buffer, E2 Open Space or Buffer/Investigation in the Brisbane Port LUP precinct plan.	Complies with PO as no vegetation covered by MSES vegetation is required to be removed as part of the subdivision.

Table 8.2: All operational work
Performance outcomes	Response
Private marine development
PO18 Private marine development is designed and constructed to maintain existing waterway banks in their natural state and not require: coastal protection work; shoreline or riverbank hardening; dredging for marine access purposes.	Not Applicable
Disposal of solid waste or dredged material from artificial waterways
PO19 Solid waste from land and dredged material from artificial waterways is not disposed of in tidal water unless it is for beneficial reuse.	Not Applicable
Disposal of dredged material other than from artificial waterways
PO20 Dredged material is returned to tidal water where the material is needed to maintain coastal processes and sediment volume.	Not Applicable
PO21 Where the dredged material is not needed to maintain coastal processes and sediment volume, the quantity of dredged material disposed to tidal water is minimised through beneficial reuse or disposal on land.	Not Applicable
All dredging and any disposal of dredged material in tidal water
PO22 Dredging or disposal of dredged material in tidal waters does not adversely impact on coastal processes and coastal resources.	Not Applicable
Reclamation
PO23 Development does not involve reclamation of land below tidal water, other than for the purposes of: coastal-dependent development, public marine development or essential community infrastructure; or strategic ports, priority ports, boat harbours or strategic airports and aviation facilities, in accordance with a statutory land use plan or master plan; or coastal protection work or work necessary to protect coastal resources or coastal processes.	Not Applicable

Table 8.3: Operational work for tidal works which is not assessed by local government
Performance outcomes	Acceptable outcomes	Response
PO24 Tidal works are sited and designed to operate safely during and following a defined storm tide event.	AO24.1 Tidal work is designed and located in accordance with the Guideline: Building and engineering standards for tidal works, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, 2017.	Not Applicable

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