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Department of Environment
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Guideline
Reconfiguring a lot in a coastal management district
the existing (and proposed
2) One copy of a plan or plans at a scale not smaller than 1:1 000 showing
land to be subdivided and
finished) levels of the land to be subdivided and that area of land between the
intersection of a 25
the line of mean high water spring tides. The levels are to be taken at the points of
to Australian Height
metre grid related to the Real Property boundaries and to be in metres related
shown.
Datum. The plan or plans to be certified by a licensed surveyor with the date of survey
the coastal management
3) The location of the proposed development in relation to the boundary of
district.
local government or if local
4) The location of the storm tide natural hazard management area adopted by
natural hazard management the plan should illustrate
government have not adopted a storm tide area,
an alternative area subject to storm tide inundations.
Information addressing key coastal plan policies
5) Policy 2.2.2 Erosion prone areas
erosion prone areas,
. Specify the existing and proposed tenure and zoning of land within designated
if applicable.
. If it is not proposed to surrender the land within the erosion prone area to the State, justification
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should be provided.
the development will
. Investigate the effect that changes in tidal flow characteristics in the vicinity of
have on the adjacent coast.
6) Policy 2.2.4 Coastal Hazards
. Details of the severity of the storm tide inundation hazard.
. Details of how the proposal is compatible with the nature and relative severity of the storm
tide
hazard.
. Details of how the development achieves outcomes 1 and 2 of the guideline Mitigating the adverse
impacts of storm tide inundation.
7) Policy 2.3.1 Future need for access
created beaches or
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Report on the measures proposed to provide public access to any newly
foreshore areas, including measures proposed to safeguard the stability of frontal dune areas.
. Provide details of whether the development will result in net loss of access to the foreshore or public
usability of coastal waters and, if so, demonstrate why the loss may be acceptable.
8) Policy 2.4.1 Water quality management
. Provide details of how the development will or may affect water quality of any adjacent coastal
waters including coastal waterways.
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Where local government have not adopted a storm tide natural hazard management area, the designed
tide event should be indicated on the plans. However, where local government have not undertaken
detailed
studies to information about the areas subject to storm tide inundation, the plans should indicate the
provide
default area which is below highest astronomical tide + 1.5m, For more information refer to the guideline
within the
Mitigating the adverse impacts of storm tide inundation and the fact sheet Development applications
stalin Tide Natural Hazard Manaqf1me’ht Area,
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DERM can require as part of its concurrence response that the land within the erosion prone area
surrendered to the State as a condition of approving the development.
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