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     (d)   New developments maximise the capacity, opportunity and viability of existing and future infrastructure and supporting
           facilities to ensure sustainable management and delivery of services.
     (e)   The use of advanced technologies and innovative techniques for the provision of infrastructure and services is encouraged
           where it can be demonstrated to deliver benefits to the community and minimise environmental impacts.
     (f)   Water infrastructure, including water supply, sewerage and stormwater, is provided and sustainably managed on a total
           water cycle basis to maximise the efficient use of water resources and maintain the health and wellbeing of the community
           and the environment.
     (g)   Development provides for the convenient and safe storage and collection of waste into separate waste streams for
           recyclables, non​recyclables, vegetative waste and hazardous material.
     (h)   Energy infrastructure meets the needs of the community. The use of renewable energy sources and supplies is promoted.
     (i)   Noosa Shire is well serviced by efficient and reliable telecommunications and digital infrastructure to promote community
           wellbeing and economic development.
     (j)   Development contributes to a fair and equitable share of the cost of infrastructure to meet the needs of the community.

 3.3.8 Natural Hazards and Resilience
     The strategic outcomes for natural hazards and resilience by 2041 are:
     (a)   The Noosa community is well informed, resilient and able to adapt and plan for natural hazard and climate change risks.
     (b)   Development is designed and located so as not to be affected by natural hazards including flooding, storm surges,
           landslides, acid sulfate soils, bushfires and coastal erosion. The predicted effects of climate change have been appropriately
           considered for areas identified as likely to be at risk from natural hazards.
     (c)   The Noosa community has a high level of resilience through the identification and mapping of natural hazards and
           communicating, considering and planning for natural hazard risks.
     (d)   Development does not unduly burden disaster management response or recovery capacity and capabilities.
     (e)   Design and siting of development improves the adaptive capacity of the community to natural hazards by mitigating or
           avoiding long term climate risks.
     (f)   Development in areas subject to natural hazards is avoided or, where natural hazards cannot be avoided, mitigation or
           adaptation measures are adopted.
     (g)   Development in areas at risk of natural hazards is compatible with the nature of the hazard and does not place people,
           property, economic activity, social wellbeing and the natural environment at risk.
     (h)   Development does not materially increase the impact or severity of the natural hazard and the potential damage.
     (i)   Development does not impact on the flood plain and flood conveyance capacity of waterways.
     (j)   Development does not increase nature hazard risks for existing or planned communities, people, property or infrastructure
           through careful siting and design.
     (k)   Development is designed to minimise the greenhouse gas contribution to climate change and be resilient to the increased
           risk of natural disasters.
     (l)   Development is designed and operated to maintain and enhance the natural carbon storage potential of the Shire through
           protection of soil health and effective land management practices.
     (m)   Sensitive land uses are protected from the impacts of former mining activities and related hazards.




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