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2020-02-11 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU18-0166 - Visual Impact Assessment
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6.3.1.3. View from 226 Tablelands Road The landform on this property rises to the north
and towards the site. The air photograph shows
It is expected that the primary view from 226
trees to the north of the residence that would
Tablelands Road is south across the intervening
filter and screen views to the site. It is expected
ridgelines and to several of the Glass House
that this intervening vegetation would screen
mountains, including Mount Pinbarren.
views to the monopole from this property (refer
to cross section and location plan in Figure 6-10
and 6-11).
During construction, activity within the site
would not be seen from this location, due to
intervening vegetation. Any glimpses to tall
machinery rising above the treeline during
installation of the monopole, in the background
of views from this location would be absorbed
into the view. Similarly, during operation the
Figure 6.9 View from 226 Tablelands Road (source: monopole would be screened by intervening
Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland - Pomona) vegetation with the structure unlikely to be
visible above the treeline.
Overall, this would result in no perceived change
in the amenity of this view and a negligible
visual impact.
Location of monopole
250 Tablelands Road
Figure 6.10 Location plan of cross section through 226 Tablelands Road
Figure 6.11 Cross section showing 226 Tablelands Road and proposed monopole
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