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Town Planning Report_5-13 Production Street, Noosaville
Table 7: Referral Agencies and Triggers under the Planning Regulation
Matter of Interest Schedule 10 Reference Applicability
Operational work for reconfiguring a lot Part 12 No
Ports Part 13 No
Reconfiguring a lot under Land Title Act Part 14 No
SEQ development area Part 15 No
SEQ regional landscape and rural production area and No
Part 16
SEQ rural living area
No
Tidal works or work in a coastal management district Part 17
Urban design Part 18 No
Water related development Part 19 No
Wetland protection area Part 20 No
Wind farms Part 21 No
5.2 State Planning Policy
The current State Planning Policy 2017 (SPP) commenced in July 2017 and establishes the State’s interests that
must be addressed through local government planning schemes, regional plans and when making development
decisions. It is understood that the Planning Scheme does not fully reflect the interests of the SPP.
Part E of the SPP outlines the assessment benchmarks for each State interest. The assessment benchmarks are
applicable to the assessment of the development application to the extent the SPP has not been integrated into
the Planning Scheme.
An assessment has been undertaken against the SPP to the extent of any inconsistency (refer to Table 8) and it
does not introduce any additional assessment benchmarks relevant to the site or this proposal.
Table 8: State Planning Policy – Part E Assessment Benchmarks
State Interest Complies Assessment Benchmark Response
Planning for Liveable Communities and Housing
Housing Supply and Not Applicable The proposed development involves an industrial use. No housing supply
Diversity is proposed.
Liveable Communities Complies The proposed development will contribute to liveable communities by
maintaining the character of the immediate locality and supporting the
diverse demographic and economic needs of the community.
Planning for Economic Growth
Agriculture Not Applicable The proposed development does not facilitate or envisage any agriculture
component.
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