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Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995
Reconfiguring a lot in a coastal management district
assessment of a development
This document provides guidance to applicants on the information required to support an
Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995.
application to reconfigure a lot in a coastal management district under the
Introduction
subdivision by lease, realignment
Reconfiguring a lot includes freehold subdivision, community title subdivision,
1
easement. With exceptions, reconfiguring a lot is assessable
of boundaries or creation of an access some
valuable and finite
development under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (SPA).2 Land on the coast a
is
resource that has important ecological, economic and social
.
values. Any proposals to reconfigure a lot on the
and managed to
coast can have a major impact on coastal resources and needs to be carefully planned
minimise adverse impacts.
Assessment for the purposes of coastal management
land situated completely or
For reconfiguring a lot that is assessable development under SPA and involves
partlywithin a coastal
management district, the Department of Environment and Resource Management
DERM assesses proposals against the
(DERM)acts as a concurrence agency for the development application3.
State Coastal
Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995 (Coastal Act) and the provisions in the
relevant regional coastal
Management Plan Queensland’s Coastal Policy (2001)(State Coastal Plan) and
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management plans.4
Please note that this guideline only covers reconfiguring a lot for the purposes
of subdivision, opening a road or
an easement. A separate guideline covers reconfiguring a
lot for the purpose of constructing an artificial
creating
waterway.
Information to accompany your application
To ensure your application can be processed quickly, the following information
should accompany your
must also include the fee prescribed under the Coastal Protection and Management
The
application. application
Regulation 2003.
Information about the land/activity
boundaries as shown on
1) Two copies of a plan at a scale not smaller than 1 :2500 of the Real Property
and parks, and
the Certificate of Title of the land marked with proposed boundaries of allotments, roads,
related by metric dimensions to the Real
the location of any existing buildings or other structures,
Property boundaries of the land.
1
See section 10(1) of the SPA.
2
See schedule 3, part 1, table 3, item 1 of th Sustain bf Planning Regulation 2009.
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See schedule 7, table 2, Item 14(a) of the S stainaQle Planning Regulation 2009.
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The Coastal Act and coastal plans can be vieweg online at:
http://www.derm.gld.g v.aulenvironmental management/coast and oceans/coastal management!
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