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OPW052025 Report - Part 2
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW25/0093 - OPW Report Part 2 _May 2025 - 146 Middle Creek Road_ Federal - Email 2 of 2.
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
All Rural Activities
Effects of Use
Traffic and access Not applicable as no rural activities are proposed with the
PO5 AO5.1 exception small scale cattle grazing. The proposed access
arrangements are suitable.
The rural activity does not have an adverse impact on the safety Operation of the rural activity, including loading or unloading of
and functioning of the road network. livestock or produce is undertaken entirely within the site
boundaries.
AO5.2
All parking and vehicle manoeuvring areas are contained on site
and allow for vehicles to enter and exit the site in forward gear.
PO6 AO6.1 Not applicable as no rural activities are proposed with the
Traffic generated by the rural activity does not result in Where the use generates or relies on more than 10 vehicle exception small scale cattle grazing and no discernable
unacceptable impacts on Noosa Shire roads, road users or movements per day or 10 heavy vehicle movements in any week, impacts to Noosa Shire Roads would result.
residents close to such roads. the lot has frontage to a sealed road.
AO6.2
Property access points are designed to ensure the safe and
efficient operation of heavy vehicles.
AO6.3
The haulage of animals, plants or other goods associated with
the rural activity does not result in:
(a) excessive night-time traffic noise; or
(b) excessive truck movements on a local road or collector
road.
Editor’s Note—Proponents can enquire with Council as to the
level of any particular road within the road hierarchy or refer to
the Regional Infrastructure Overlay Maps in Schedule 2.
Setbacks Not applicable as no rural activities are proposed noting
PO7 No acceptable outcome provided setbacks can readily be achieved.
Sufficient separation distance is provided and managed between
the rural activity and sensitive land uses on other premises, or
public areas to avoid or minimise adverse visual impacts on the
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