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Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011 Introduction of Pest Species The developer is required to prepare and submit to council an Open Space Strategy for the whole of the preliminary approval area that addresses a range of matters. Specific to pest and weed control, the Open Space Strategy is to include provisions for: • rehabilitation and revegetation plans; and • weed management strategy The Open Space Strategy (inclusive of a rehabilitation and revegetation plan and weed management strategy) is required to be provided with the application for the first stage of subdivision. Any required amendments to those plans and strategies will be conditioned as part of the first stage of subdivision. Pollution and Stormwater Run-off All stormwater from the development will be treated to current best practice. The water quality within the lake and marina is predicted to meet Environmental Protection Policy (Water) 2009 – Pumicestone Passage Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives. The developer is required to prepare and submit a Stormwater Quantity Management Strategy for the whole of the preliminary approval area. With each subsequent application for subdivision the developer is required to prepare and submit a detailed Stormwater Quantity and Quality Management Plan that demonstrates how Water Sensitive Urban Design devices will be integrated into the development to treat stormwater to current best practice prior to discharge into the lake/canal. In addition the developer is required to prepare and submit a Lake Management Plan and Tidal Waterway Management Plan. Specific to pollution and stormwater run-off, these management plans are required to include provisions for: • water quality objectives; • water quality monitoring program, including sampling site locations, frequency etc; • incident response and reporting; • summary of design pollutant loadings and modelling assumptions; and • summary of predicted water quality Waste Minimisation Strategy 2009-2014 GENERAL Council views the Waste Management Strategy as a partnership with the community and business. This has been the approach to importing some of the actions from the Waste Management Strategy into the Pelican Waters Development. Page 40
Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011 OUTCOMES Domestic Waste The Strategy identifies that significant waste reduction can be achieved if domestic waste is managed appropriately. The management of domestic waste is heavily reliant on the resident and therefore education and incentive programs are important to achieving waste reduction. Some of the actions sought by the Strategy that could be relevant to the development include the provision of neighbourhood gardens within parks, education programs provided to new residents and green waste bins for a 12 month trail period. A condition has been drafted which requires the applicant to prepare a waste minimisation strategy to be developed in conjunction with the relevant Council Departments that attempts to educate future residents and provide them with opportunities to minimise waste in their neighbourhoods. Recycling in Commercial and Multi Residential Developments All commercial and multi unit residential developments are required to install recycling bins as part of their operation. Council will work with developers to determine the most mutually beneficial recycling collection arrangement. Education and incentive programs can be implemented with each subsequent commercial and multi-unit development. A provision within the Code requires each commercial and multi unit developer to prepare a waste minimisation strategy to be submitted with their Material Change of Use applications. Construction Waste The Strategy supports education and incentive programs to encourage developers to minimise the extent of construction waste going into landfills. The waste minimisation strategy to be prepared by the applicant in conjunction with Council, will be required to address education and incentive programs to reflect the outcomes sought by the strategy. The waste minimisation strategy affords Council the opportunity to work with a major developer to educate, provide initiatives and record data at the initial stage of a major development to achieve waste minimisation. Climate Change and Peak Oil Strategy 2010-2020 GENERAL The Climate Change and Peak Oil Strategy takes a risk avoidance and management approach to: • reducing greenhouse gas emissions; • cut oil dependency; • help the Sunshine Coast transition to alternative energy sources; • adapt to the prospect of climate change; and • build business capacity for the Council and the region Page 41
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