Attachments 11.4 and 11.5 - City of Busselton

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LAND inSights ATTACHMENT A – DRAFT LEPS ITEM 11.5 COUNCIL 12/10/2011 Executive Summary LS4 • gives due consideration to Visual Landscape Planning in Western Australia; and • sets out appropriate requirements for viewshed analysis as part of town planning scheme amendment, development guide plan, subdivision and development application processes. Manage acid sulphate soils by: • identifying an ‘Acid Sulphate Soil Special Control Area’ for the areas where best available mapping indicates that acid sulphate soils are high and moderate risk; • ensuring that ‘permitted development’ (i.e. development that may occur without the need for planning approval) provisions are modified in areas susceptible to acid sulphate soils (the Special Control Area) to ensure that planning approval is required for development with significant potential to disturb acid sulphate soils; • requiring any development application in the Special Control Area to be supported by a ‘self-assessment’ of acid sulphate soil risk; and • providing additional regulatory oversight and adopting a conservative approach to development where acid sulphate soils are present in proximity to wetlands, especially Ramsar and Conservation Category wetlands. O/M VER 1 – FINAL DRAFT Shire of Busselton Local Environmental Planning Strategy Report 3 – Objectives, Strategies and Actions November 2010 Page 10
LAND inSights ATTACHMENT A – DRAFT LEPS ITEM 11.5 COUNCIL 12/10/2011 Executive Summary Coastal Management and Foreshores Background The Shire of Busselton has two distinctly different coastal regions, separated by Point Daking, Dunsborough. To the west, the shore is mostly west-facing, rocky and high relief. Eastward, the shore is approximately north-facing, sandy and low-relief. Issues The issues and implications associated with the coastal environment are as follows: • Removal of coastal vegetation, modification of landscapes, dune erosion, and degradation of coastal habitats Coastal development typically involves removal of coastal vegetation which can lead to dune erosion, landscape changes and loss of habitat. • Climate change projections The most well documented coastal impact of projected climate change is erosion exacerbated through sea level rise. Development setbacks are implemented in an attempt to reduce the risk of erosion and inundation on the development. • Coastal erosion, storm surge and inundation In Busselton, the coastal areas are low lying, with only small inland dunes. Several structures have been developed to manage erosion and sediment movement. Potential impacts associated with climate change may lead to further, event-driven erosion. A general rise in sea levels would also result in coastal management implications. • Coastal protection works There are several existing coastal protection structures along the coast of Geographe Bay which result in modification to coastal processes. Placement of infrastructure that changes natural coastal processes can often have dramatic effects on the stability of a coastline. • Management of the coast Coastal areas are attractive for development due to the lifestyle opportunities associated with being close to the beach. Development pressure on the coast has led to a range of associated issues such as uncontrolled access, impacts on the biodiversity values of coastal areas and on landscape quality, increased pressure from tourism, increased pressure for further development along the coast, inadequate understanding about the long term impacts that coastal development has on coastal ecology, lack of funds to adequately manage coastal areas and incremental removal of coastal vegetation. • Fragmentation of ownership VER 1 – FINAL DRAFT Shire of Busselton Local Environmental Planning Strategy Report 3 – Objectives, Strategies and Actions November 2010 Page 11
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