Attachment A - Advert package · 132006.1395.04

KHA DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS                                                                Page 8

Natural Hazard: Bushfire & Acid Sulfate Soils Overlay
                                               The site is subject to the Natural Hazard:
                                               Bushfire & Acid Sulfate Soils Overlay,
                                               which includes the land within a medium
                                               bushfire hazard area and high potential
                                               acid sulfate area.

                                                     The matters identified by this overlay
                                                     have been addressed as part of the
                                                     development application associated with
                                                     the current Development Permit for
                                                     material change of use (Attachment 1 &
                                                     section 5 below). The Development
                                                     Permit establishes that this overlay does
                                                     not pose any constraints to site
                                                     development.

                                                     A copy of the Bushfire Management Plan
                                                     prepared by The Consultancy Bureau and
                                                     assessed by Council is included in
                                                     Attachment 6. This report concludes
                                                     the site is not subject to any bushfire
                                                     risk.

                                                     A copy of the Acid Sulfate Soils report
                                                     prepared by Environmental & Earth
                                                     Sciences is included in Attachment 7.
                                                     This report concludes the site is not
                                                     subject to acid sulfate soils.


5. CURRENT DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL

The site has a current Development Permit for Material Change of Use for a Multiple Dwelling
comprising 10 x 3 bedroom units. This permit was originally granted by Negotiated Decision
Notice on 15 May 2008. A Change to an Existing Approval was granted by Council on 14 July
2008 (Attachment 1), which amongst other things extended the relevant period until 12 May
2012. A further extension to the relevant period was approved by Court judgment on 5 July
2013 (Attachment 8) extending the relevant period until 15 May 2016.

The approved plans (Attachment 1) are conceptual only with detailed plans required to be
lodged with Council prior to the issue of a development permit for operational works
demonstrating compliance with the requirements of condition 2.

Referenced documents within the conditions of approval include:

   Ecological Assessment Report prepared by Biological and Environmental Services
    (Attachment 5)
   Access driveway location, Fig 2.1 dated 13 June 2007 prepared by Callaghan & Toth and
    plan dated 12 October 1999 prepared by Ken Hicks and Associates (Attachment 9)
   Stormwater Quality Management & Assessment Report dated June 2007 prepared by
    Callaghan & Toth (Attachment 10)
   Deed made 22 December 1999 between Noosa Council, Aqua Blue (Noosa) Pty Ltd and
    Johanna Thannhauser (Attachment 3)
   Water supply plan H-SP-02 dated 2 December 2007 prepared by Brian Burnett &
    Associates for the Aqua Blue Noosa Sanctuary Development.

While not referenced in the approval, a Noise Report was prepared by TTM Consulting and
submitted with the application (Attachment 11). This report provides recommendations for

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