DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION ASSESSMENT REPORT Proposed ...

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION ASSESSMENT REPORT
ARMSTRONG BEACH ROAD, SARINA MARCH 2012
6 REFERRAL AGENCIES
A key part of the Integrated Development Assessment System (IDAS) framework (refer to Subdivision 2
of the SPA) is the identification of referral agencies and their jurisdictions with respect to assessment of
development applications. These agencies and their jurisdictions are detailed in Schedule 7 of the
Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009.
The relevant referral triggers for the development identified in Schedule 7 have been reviewed and
noted respectively in Tables B & C below. It is further noted that the IDAS Checklist and Forms 1 and 5
have been executed and provided in support of the development application.
Please refer to the completed IDAS Checklist submitted in support of the application:
Table B – Referral Check for MCU
Under Schedule 7 of Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009 (as in force 4 February 2011)
Referral Trigger / Comments
Table 1 - For building work assessable against the Building Act
N / A
Table 2 - Other development made assessable under schedule 3 (whether or not the development
is also assessable under a planning scheme, temporary local planning instrument or preliminary
approval to which section 242 of the Act applies)
Environmentally Relevant
Activities
A separate application is to be lodged with DERM for a Sewage
Treatment Facility (ERA 63). The Sewage Treatment Facility is
to service the proposed accommodation facility.
Clearing Vegetation The application will not involve the clearing of native vegetation.
Strategic Port Land The subject site is not identified as strategic port land.
Airport Land The subject site is not identified as airport land.
Major Hazard Facilities The proposed Material Change of Use is not for a Major Hazard
Facility.
Taking or Interfering with
Water
Any works involving the water storage adjacent to the site will be
subject to an Operational Works application following this DA.
Particular Dams The proposed development does not involve the
Removal of quarry material
Tidal works, or development
in a coastal management
district
Queensland Heritage Place
Contaminated Land
The proposed development does not involve the removal of
quarry material from a watercourse or lake made assessable
under schedule 3, part 1, table 4, item 5
The site is not situated within a Coastal Management District,
the proposal is not in connection with the construction of a canal,
and the site is not within the limits of a port under the Transport
Infrastructure Act 1994
The subject site is not identified as a Queensland Heritage
Place.
The subject site is not identified on the Contaminated Land
Register or Environmental Management Register.
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