2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 1-6 - Clean version

Part 2             State Planning Provisions
2.1                State Planning Policy
The Planning Minister is satisfied that the State Planning Policy (SPP) dated July 2017 is appropriately integrated in the Noosa Council's
planning scheme in the following ways:

Liveable communities and housing
      Housing supply and diversity
      Liveable communities
Economic growth
      Agriculture Development and construction
      Mining and extractive resources
      Tourism
Environment and heritage
      Biodiversity
      Coastal environment
      Natural hazards, risk and resilience ­ coastal hazards: policy 2, policy 3 and policy 6
      Cultural heritage
      Water quality
Safety and resilience to hazards
      Emissions and hazardous activities
Infrastructure
      Energy and water supply
      Infrastructure integration
      Transport infrastructure
      Strategic airports and aviation facilities


2.1.1              State interests in the state planning policy not integrated or partly integrated
State Planning Policy (July 2017):
       Natural hazards, risk and resilience ­ coastal hazards: policy 1, policy 4, policy 5, policy 6

2.1.2              State interests in the state planning policy not relevant to Noosa Shire Council
Strategic ports
Editor's Note—The State Planning Policy July 2017 was approved by the Planning Minister and commenced on 3 July, 2017. In accordance with
section 8(4)(a) of the Act, the SPP applies to the extent of any inconsistency.
Where the planning scheme does not reflect the latest version of the SPP, additional assessment benchmarks may apply.

2.2                Regional Plan
The Planning Minister has identified that the Noosa Council's planning scheme appropriately advances the South East Queensland
Regional Plan 2017 as it applies to the
planning scheme area, in the following ways:

Aspects of the regional plan appropriately integrated

Grow
       Efficient land use
       Focusing residential density
       New communities
       Housing diversity
       Growing rural towns and villages

Prosper
     High­performing outward­focused
     Regional activity centres network
     Tourism

  **FINAL DRAFT ­ Post Consultation 2019**
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