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Town Planning Cover Letter - MCU20-146
BIODIVERSITY, WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS OVERLAY CODE
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO1 AO1.3 In accordance with Noosa
Development is sited and Where constructing a Council 2020 Overlay
designed to protect the dwelling house or Mapping, the proposed
physical and ecological community residence, development is located within
integrity and biodiversity of buildings and associated mapped ecologically
ecologically important areas structures are not located on important areas. The
through protection of: land identified as an area of proposed development is
1. existing habitat areas biodiversity significance on a located within a cleared area
and ecological linkages; Biodiversity, Waterways and with a minimum setback of
and Wetlands Overlay Map. approximately 27m to the
2. existing riparian northern boundary which
vegetation, waterways abuts Middle Creek (mapped
and wetland habitat waterway). The applicant, in
values. partnership with Land for
Wildlife, has recently planted
100 new trees and has
cleared weed species to
assist in the protection and
enhancement of the existing
environmental values on the
site.
PO6 AO6.1 As outlined above:-
The biodiversity and Development and clearing of
ecosystem values of vegetation does not occur ● The development
waterways, wetlands and within: does not propose any
adjacent riparian zones are 1. a r iparian buffer area; vegetation clearing;
protected by: 2. a w etland area; or ● The development is
1. avoiding any new located a minimum of
3. 10 metres either side of
development in a 27m to the northern
the centre line of other
riparian buffer area and boundary which abuts
waterways identified on
wetland area; Middle Creek;
a Biodiversity,
2. retaining aquatic and ● The applicant has
Waterways and
terrestrial habitat in planted 100 new trees
Wetlands Overlay Map.
riparian zones; and removed weed
species to promote
3. maintaining and
the rehabilitation of
enhancing wildlife
the mapped riparian
corridors and
buffer area and
connectivity along
improve connectivity
watercourses and
of existing
drainage lines for native
environmental
fauna movement;
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