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2016-04-19 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 APRIL 2016
Issues Comments
Health & Safety
The service station and its gas and
underground fuel tanks directly adjoin high The development is able to meet air quality
usage community facilities and the existing criteria, such as in the Environmental
HV Electricity substation. Protection (Air) Policy but still results in
emissions from the site. The Noosa Plan
Adjoining facilities include an open air seeks to ensure new uses are compatible with
swimming pool and toddler pool, school existing uses and, specifically, that emissions
class rooms including the HPE Centre and do not result from development adjoining a
Music rooms which see continual school school use.
use. The proposal is considered to have
unacceptable risks to the health, wellbeing
Health and safety impacts of toxic fumes and safety of children and others at the
from inhalation (benzene, the mixing of school. A precautionary approach to avoiding
petrol chemical fumes with chlorinated pool the service station use on this site is
fumes and its documented links to cancer), recommended.
potential for fire and gas explosions
exhibiting unreasonable risk to life.
Up to 900 children could potentially be
affected by the proposed development, as
well as staff and community members. The
community facilities are in use weekdays
from 6am until 7.30pm and on Saturdays
also.
There are children in local area with
existing respiratory health issues and there
are concerns due to potential traffic
increases and fumes from the service
station.
The HPE Centre [gym] has a series of high
level air intake louvers facing the site. If a
“vapour wall” is built there is nothing
preventing the fumes going over the barrier
into the HPE Centre.
Concern for families and staff that use the
Day Care Centre. Exacerbated health and
safety risks due to close proximity to the
power station, Telstra facility and additional
proposed service station.
The proposed use is inappropriate for the
area considering other surrounding land
uses of community services, housing, open
space and recreation zones.
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